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• 18 Sep 2018
  6 places to get comfort food for under $10

  Who says you need a lot of money to be fed? Here are some comfort dishes under $10 that you can try. 1. PAN-FRIED MIXED MINCED MEAT AND SEAFOOD DUMPLINGS, $9 FOR 10 PIECESJING HUA XIAO CHI, 21 NEIL ROAD (TEL: 6221-3060) 온라인카지노          Dumplings (or guo tie) are an excellent quick meal, and pan-fried dumplings are often delicious because of the mix of crispy skin and juicy meat filling. The dumplings here are made with a thicker crust to give more bite, and the unconventional shape allows for crisper edges. 2. FISH LOR MEE, $4AH MA LOR MEE, 328 CLEMENTI AVENUE 2 (TEL: 8288-0810) Three generations have been serving this dish. The bowls of slippery egg noodles come with flaky, tender fish meat, crispy fried meatball, braised egg and pork belly doused in piping hot gravy. 3. KWAY CHAP, FROM $4JOO SIAH BAK KOOT TEH, 349 JURONG EAST AVENUE 1, 01-1215 While Joo Siah is popular for its peppery bak kut teh, its kway chap is gaining fans. The key to the eatery's popularity is the silky noodles. When coupled with the aromatic stew, this is the ultimate comfort food.   4. PENANG LAKSA, FROM $4.80PENANG SEAFOOD RESTAURANT, 32 ALJUNIED ROAD (TEL: 6841-3002) 온라인바카라 Nothing like a warm bowl of assam soup to lift the spirits - especially when there is 20 per cent off this dish till Sept 30. When you are there, also check out its la la (clams) Hokkien mee and char kway teow, both of which are also great mood boosters. 5. CHICKEN CURRY, FROM $7.90RENDEZVOUS RESTAURANT HOCK LOCK KEE, 02-72 TO 75/77/92 THE CENTRAL (TEL: 6339-7508) The chicken curry is one of many dishes here, but if you are cash-strapped and want some home-style food, order this and rice. If budget allows, you can order other stuff - such as beef rendang, sambal brinjal and sambal prawn - to add on. 6. SALTED EGG LOTUS ROOT, FROM $10.80UNCLE LEONG SIGNATURES, B1-21 WATERWAY POINT(TEL: 6385-9989) 안전놀이터 This is slightly above our $10 limit but it is worth a mention as it is a popular dish. The restaurant serves seafood but the fresh sliced lotus root with marinated flour and salted egg yolk is an addictive option.

  2006 Posted by Jake Kennedy
• By Jake Kennedy

  6 places to get comfort food for under $10

  Who says you need a lot of money to be fed? Here are some comfort dishes under $10 that you can try. 1. PAN-FRIED MIXED MINCED MEAT AND SEAFOOD DUMPLINGS, $9 FOR 10 PIECESJING HUA XIAO CHI, 21 NEIL ROAD (TEL: 6221-3060) 온라인카지노          Dumplings (or guo tie) are an excellent quick meal, and pan-fried dumplings are often delicious because of the mix of crispy skin and juicy meat filling. The dumplings here are made with a thicker crust to give more bite, and the unconventional shape allows for crisper edges. 2. FISH LOR MEE, $4AH MA LOR MEE, 328 CLEMENTI AVENUE 2 (TEL: 8288-0810) Three generations have been serving this dish. The bowls of slippery egg noodles come with flaky, tender fish meat, crispy fried meatball, braised egg and pork belly doused in piping hot gravy. 3. KWAY CHAP, FROM $4JOO SIAH BAK KOOT TEH, 349 JURONG EAST AVENUE 1, 01-1215 While Joo Siah is popular for its peppery bak kut teh, its kway chap is gaining fans. The key to the eatery's popularity is the silky noodles. When coupled with the aromatic stew, this is the ultimate comfort food.   4. PENANG LAKSA, FROM $4.80PENANG SEAFOOD RESTAURANT, 32 ALJUNIED ROAD (TEL: 6841-3002) 온라인바카라 Nothing like a warm bowl of assam soup to lift the spirits - especially when there is 20 per cent off this dish till Sept 30. When you are there, also check out its la la (clams) Hokkien mee and char kway teow, both of which are also great mood boosters. 5. CHICKEN CURRY, FROM $7.90RENDEZVOUS RESTAURANT HOCK LOCK KEE, 02-72 TO 75/77/92 THE CENTRAL (TEL: 6339-7508) The chicken curry is one of many dishes here, but if you are cash-strapped and want some home-style food, order this and rice. If budget allows, you can order other stuff - such as beef rendang, sambal brinjal and sambal prawn - to add on. 6. SALTED EGG LOTUS ROOT, FROM $10.80UNCLE LEONG SIGNATURES, B1-21 WATERWAY POINT(TEL: 6385-9989) 안전놀이터 This is slightly above our $10 limit but it is worth a mention as it is a popular dish. The restaurant serves seafood but the fresh sliced lotus root with marinated flour and salted egg yolk is an addictive option.

  Sep 18, 2018 2006
• 12 Sep 2018
  Photographs and memories from our oldest contributor

  Stories of the Botanical Gardens, or BG as we called it,  brought to mind the times my friends and I used to spend in the Botanical Gardens, and after rummaging through old pictures I came across one particular photograph which featured the second Tembusu tree. It was taken in August 1941, when “life was a breeze”  just before the outbreak of World War II. The camera used was a Brownie and was developed at home. I was only 18 then. 온라인카지노 During the August school holidays my friends and I would take a morning walk from Hooper Road to the BG and spent carefree moments with Mother Nature.  We would wake up at 5am, prepare a few sandwiches (prawn sambal or corned beef wrapped by French bread), and with bottles of water and thermos flask’s of tea or coffee make our way to the BG. Plastic was unheard of then and we used  small enamel cups to quench our thirst.  The BG in those days was a fairyland for us with its resplendent greenery. We played games on the open spaces of grass, sat on the lake after a game of hide and seek. There were two swans there. Photographs were taken and this particular snapshot was on the limb of the Tembusu tree which is located  at the corner of Palms Valley. Unfortunately the branch has been cut off but the tree still stands there tall and majestic. It must be over 100 years old. 온라인바카라 Sadly all my friends have passed on, so this particular photograph brings back memories of the  good old days when the outdoors was a source of so much fun and activity – no computer, no distracting HP – only the radio and records of lovely music to listen to – not to mention a few good books. How nostalgic.

  1414 Posted by Jake Kennedy
• By Jake Kennedy

  Photographs and memories from our oldest contributor

  Stories of the Botanical Gardens, or BG as we called it,  brought to mind the times my friends and I used to spend in the Botanical Gardens, and after rummaging through old pictures I came across one particular photograph which featured the second Tembusu tree. It was taken in August 1941, when “life was a breeze”  just before the outbreak of World War II. The camera used was a Brownie and was developed at home. I was only 18 then. 온라인카지노 During the August school holidays my friends and I would take a morning walk from Hooper Road to the BG and spent carefree moments with Mother Nature.  We would wake up at 5am, prepare a few sandwiches (prawn sambal or corned beef wrapped by French bread), and with bottles of water and thermos flask’s of tea or coffee make our way to the BG. Plastic was unheard of then and we used  small enamel cups to quench our thirst.  The BG in those days was a fairyland for us with its resplendent greenery. We played games on the open spaces of grass, sat on the lake after a game of hide and seek. There were two swans there. Photographs were taken and this particular snapshot was on the limb of the Tembusu tree which is located  at the corner of Palms Valley. Unfortunately the branch has been cut off but the tree still stands there tall and majestic. It must be over 100 years old. 온라인바카라 Sadly all my friends have passed on, so this particular photograph brings back memories of the  good old days when the outdoors was a source of so much fun and activity – no computer, no distracting HP – only the radio and records of lovely music to listen to – not to mention a few good books. How nostalgic.

  Sep 12, 2018 1414
• 05 Sep 2018
  A person's value is more than his title, pay

  Some say that the rich or richly paid are not likely to be corrupt. Not really. Many drug lords and politicians who have fingers in their national coffers are, as the Chinese saying goes, "snakes that are so avaricious that they even attempt to swallow an elephant". 바카라사이트         The intrinsic value of a Singapore dollar - the value of the plastic and ink that make up the dollar - should be lower than its currency value. But, the intrinsic value of a person is his innate character. It should be higher than the values of his title and his pay. A learned Roman refused to serve his emperor and was reduced to eating porridge, considered a poor man's food. Someone taunted him, saying: 인터넷카지노  "If you know how to serve Caesar you don't have to eat porridge."   He replied: "If you know how to eat porridge, you don't have to serve Caesar." Once, I was surprised that a millionaire was caught for financial corruption. "Didn't he have enough?" I exclaimed. My wife, who overheard me, said: "What do you know? You have never even smelled a million!" 인터넷바카라 Good point. If I already had a million, would I be practising the philosophy of one of my very rich students who once told me: "Sir, you can never have too much money." A really great man is one who, while serving Caesar, also knows how to eat only rice or even porridge, if necessary. Such integrity is a rarity.

  1333 Posted by Jake Kennedy
• By Jake Kennedy

  A person's value is more than his title, pay

  Some say that the rich or richly paid are not likely to be corrupt. Not really. Many drug lords and politicians who have fingers in their national coffers are, as the Chinese saying goes, "snakes that are so avaricious that they even attempt to swallow an elephant". 바카라사이트         The intrinsic value of a Singapore dollar - the value of the plastic and ink that make up the dollar - should be lower than its currency value. But, the intrinsic value of a person is his innate character. It should be higher than the values of his title and his pay. A learned Roman refused to serve his emperor and was reduced to eating porridge, considered a poor man's food. Someone taunted him, saying: 인터넷카지노  "If you know how to serve Caesar you don't have to eat porridge."   He replied: "If you know how to eat porridge, you don't have to serve Caesar." Once, I was surprised that a millionaire was caught for financial corruption. "Didn't he have enough?" I exclaimed. My wife, who overheard me, said: "What do you know? You have never even smelled a million!" 인터넷바카라 Good point. If I already had a million, would I be practising the philosophy of one of my very rich students who once told me: "Sir, you can never have too much money." A really great man is one who, while serving Caesar, also knows how to eat only rice or even porridge, if necessary. Such integrity is a rarity.

  Sep 05, 2018 1333