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Restaurant Ember
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Superfamous
Superfamous offers a wide selection of salads, pastas, sandwiches and burgers.
Global Kitchen
Pan Pacific's latest restaurant has sinfully good food.
Japanese Dining Sun@Chijmes
You can get a good meal for $25 or less here.
Brussels Sprouts
Belgian chef Emmanuel Stroobant brings tastes of his homeland to new eatery Brussels Sprouts.
Red White & Pure
It's certainly a delicious alternative to those just wanting to eat healthily.
Les Amis
The Business Executive Luncheon is great value for such well-executed fare.
Garuda Padang Cuisine
You will either love the food at Garuda or find that it doesn't quite taste like what you've grown up with.
Yoshoku Kitchen
Casual, family-friendly food.
Citizoom Minced Fish Noodle
Everything is made from fish!
Carousel
The foodie wonderland will make you dizzy with its array of food.
SU Korean Cuisine
Tasty meal in a kettle stone bowl.
Aurum
It can claim that its concept is all about eliciting extreme reactions.
The Garden Slug
AsiaOne reader Joey Tan raves about this new eatery.
Bice Bistro
Pizzas, pastas and sandwiches, and a small selection of appetisers and main courses.
Wa
It should appeal to those in search of light meals.
Oosh
This chic eatery still has issues to work out.
Pier Eleven@Marina South
It offers standard Western dishes in a secluded and romantic setting.
Metropole Herbal Restaurant
So whether you want your herbs straight up or hidden, take your pick.
Satsuma
It features delectable dishes and a fun drinking game.
Imperial Herbal Sin Chi Cafe and Restaurant
The food is done pretty much in classical Chinese style, with a few fusion type innovations.
Dolce Vita
A most enjoyable dining experience.
Satsuma
Singapore's first bar dedicated to shochu offers more than 50 varieties of the spirit.
Da Sheng Hong Kong Pastry
This three-year-old shop sells such classic confectioneries as wife bakes cakes, egg tarts and century egg pastries.
The Garden Slug
This unpretentious diner serves homely, wholesome fare.
Sakae Sushi is everywhere
The slice of fish on the rice was generous enough for you to taste it.
Sushi Tei's prices the highest
The California maki here was the best, plump with tasty ingredients like avocado and crabstick.
Genki's lagging behind
This is the only eatery tested that uses fresh wasabi, which has a more subtle and sweeter flavour.
No frills, low price at Nihon Mura
It offers sushi at rock-bottom prices in a Marche-style environment.
Ichiban Boshi's value for money
While the California maki did not make much of an impression, the other dishes did.
 
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