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eat    enjoy    exploreFEB  -  MAR  2012    Vol.15

New YearNew YearSouped Up

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Teochew Restaurant Huat Kee has long been

AUTHENTIC  CUISINE  

REMARKABLE  DISHES

The Best Dried Abalone & Teochew Sharks’ FinYou Can Find in Singapore!

We  wish  all  a  Happy  and  Prosperous  Chinese  New  Year

TEOCHEWRESTAURANT HUAT  KEE

74  AMOY  STREET,  SINGAPORE  069893    TEL:  6423  4747    FAX:  6423  0774    Valet  Parking  available  after  6pm

Website:  www.teochewrestaurant.com          Email:  [email protected]

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MANAGING DIRECTORDennis LimEmail: dennislim@pcl-­pub.com

EDITORIALEditor-­in-­Chief: Collin CheeEmail: cchee@pcl-­pub.comAssociate Editor: Catherine TanEmail: cat.tan@pcl-­pub.com

Contributors: Cheryl Leong & Christopher Leong

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eat enjoy explore

Cover  Photo:Grand  Copthorne  Waterfront

     MAG Team!

We  can  travel  a  long  way  and  do  many  things,  but  our  deepest  happiness  is  not  born  from  accumulating  new  experiences.  

It  is  born  from  letting  go  of  what  is  unnecessary,  and  knowing  ourselves  to  be  always  at  home.  Sharon  Salzberg

e  mag  wishing  all  friends  in  the  year  of  Dragon  

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SENKI  JAPANESE  RESTAURANT

109  Killiney  Road  Singapore  239548Tel:    6734  5565

www.senki.com.sg

Japanese BuffetExtravaganza!

Senki  is  a  hot  favourite  with  Japanese  food  lovers.  Dive  into  a  Japanese  

dishes  to  choose  from!  Let  your  taste  buds  go  wild  with  ocean-­‐fresh  sashimi  

Bite  into  crispy  tempura,  snack  on  tangy  barbecued  yakitori  or  enjoy  the  Miso  

creaminess  of  your  complimentary  prawn  dish.  Refresh  your  palate  with  crunchy  

salads  and  feast  again!

with  a  loved  one.  Whatever  you  do,  

$30++Ala-cart buffer,

138 different kinds of dishes to choose from!

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One of the features that sets Chinese and some Asian cuisines apart from Western

dining is the general concept of communal dining. While some may see it as a less hygienic dining option, there is a sense of bonding and camaraderie in eating from the same bowl that is deeply connected to Asian culture and values.

The dish that perhaps best exemplifies this is the humble steamboat or hotpot. Cooking and eating from one pot warm ties and reaffirm relations naturally. Besides being extremely convenient, this is also the key reason why this dish is a popular choice for reunion dinners.

For this issue, we spoke to a few chefs on how you can prepare a simple steamboat soup stock if you are gathering with your family for a heartwarming dinner at home this New Year.

New YearNew YearSouped Up

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Tip: For a clear Tom Yam soup

stock, omit the chilli paste and milk.

Preparation Method:

juice.

Things to note:

pounded or sliced to release the flavors

B) Tom Yam Soup Stock

dinner!

Feeds:

Ingredients: 3 ltr Hot water

A) Fish-based Soup Stock

Feeds:

Ingredients:

tail

Preparation Method:

drain.

Things to note:

Tip:

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B e n g H i a n g R e s t a u r a n t

Cele!ate " B#untiful Chinese N$% Y$a& "' B$ng Hiang

Superior  Shark’s  Fin  with  Whole  Abalone  in  Claypot(per  person  serving)

112-­116  Amoy  Street,  Singapore  069932    Tel:  6221  6695,  6221  6684    Fax:  6220  2906Opening  Hours:  11.30am  –  2.30pm  /  6.00pm  –  9.30pm  (Monday  to  Sunday)

www.benghiang.com

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1036  Sembawang  Road,  Singapore  758504  (Free  Parking)

Open  Daily  11am  –  1am      Fax:  6482  5336

Available  for  festive  gatherings,  corporate  functions,  gatherings  with  family  or  friends.  

Able  to  accomodate  over  50  tables  as  well  as  buffet  options.

Hidden  Treasure

-  Discover  quality  food  in  

a  casual  environment  at  prices  

you  can  rest  easy  with

“FA  CAI  YU  SHANG”  from  13  January  onwards

Tel:    6555  1277

9757  1539

9757  9050  

1036 Live Seafood

Crab  Beehoon

Lobster  Porridge Milk  Butter  Prawn Clam  in  Clear  Soup

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Celebrate  age  old  traditions  of  feasting  

on   auspicious   dishes   and   tossing  

vegetables   high   in   the   air   with   our  

Yu  Sheng  platters  at  Hua  Ting  and  DIY  station  

at  Orchard   Café.     Experience   a   Lion  Dance  

performance  at  the  Hotel’s  main  entrance  on  

!

HUA TING RESTAURANT The   Masterchefs   of   Hua   Ting   show   off   their   culinary  

seasonal  greens

 

 

Orchard  Hotel$8888 PREMIUM PROSPERITY SET MENU

F&B directory

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Orchard  Hotel

FRESH OUT OF THE WOK Celebrate  the  spring  festival  with  Masterchef  Chan  Kwok’s  

new  dish  :Stewed  pig’s  trotter  with  fa  cai  in  brown  sauce  

Stewed pig’s trotter with fa cai in brown sauce Stewed pig's trotter with fa cai in brown sauce on a bed of lettuce . With such an auspicious

trotter is not just a feast for the senses but also

The dish is available from 3 January 2012 and priced at $32 (half) $62 (whole).

Hua Ting’s Prosperity Set Menus start from 17 January to 6 February 2012 at $98 or $138 per person (minimum 2 diners), $388 or $398 for 4 persons, $628 for 6 persons, $728 for 8 persons, $888 to $8888 for a table of 10 persons. An advance order of 6 days is required for the $8888 set menu. Reunion Lunch is served from 11:30am to 2:30pm on Mondays to Fridays and 11:00am to 2:30pm on Saturdays, Sundays, Eve of Public Holidays and Public Holidays, while Reunion Dinner is from 6:30pm to 10:30pm daily.

“Fa Cai” LO HEI Gather your loved ones to toss for good fortune with Hua Ting Masterchefs’ Yu Sheng creations available from 3 January 2012. Popular favourites include Fresh Salmon “Lo Hei” Yu Sheng ($58.00 for small and $98.00 for large) and Sliced Abalone “Lo Hei” Yu Sheng ($78.00 for small and

$138.00 for large). Alternatively savour Fresh Hamachi, Salmon Roe & Crispy Fish Skin Yu Sheng ($88.00 for small and $168 for large) or for a gourmet experience, opt for Live Australian Lobster, Fresh Salmon & Abalone “Lo Hei” Yu Sheng ($388.00 for large).

Orchard Café’s Prosperity Buffet is available from 13 January to 6 February 2012 for lunch at $48.80 per adult, $24.80 per child from 11.30am to 2:30pm, hi-tea at $32.80 per adult, $16.80 per child and dinner is at $58.80 per adult, $29.40 per child from 6:00pm to 10:30pm (except 22 January at $48.80 per adult, $24.80 per child for lunch, hi-tea at $38.80 per adult, $19.80 per child and from $68.80 per adult, $36.80 per child for dinner).

Each table will receive a pair of prosperous mandarin oranges while children will be given red packets with Pineapple Tart Gold Bars from 22 January while stocks last.

CATERING CHINESE NEW YEAR PACKAGES Whether it is a department celebration or company gathering, our catering sales team has the expertise to aid in the planning. All your guests and you have to do is just show up on the day itself! Lunar New Year celebration packages from $688.00 for lunch and $788.00 from dinner for a minimum of 10 tables.

Advance reservations are recommended for the festive season. Please call F&B Concierge’s Hotline at 6739-6565 for reservations at Orchard Cafe or

6739-6666 for Hua Ting Restaurant.

For catering reservations, please call 6739-6635 or

email: [email protected].

Please note that all prices are subject to service charge and prevailing government taxes.

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Usher  in  the  

Auspicious  Dragon

@  Sheraton  Towers  

Singapore  Hotel

Revel  in  the  convivial  spirit  of  Spring  as  Sheraton  Towers  Singapore  rings  in  the  Lunar  Year  of  the  Dragon  with  a  bounty    of  festive  treats  from    7  January  to  6  February  

lavish  banquets  or  relaxing  

new  year  indulgences.

LI  BAI  LUNAR  NEW  YEAR  SET  MENUS  7  January  to  6  February  2012Specially  put   together  by  well-acclaimed  Master  Chef  Chung  

Yiu  Ming,   Li   Bai   Cantonese   Restaurant’s   exquisite   set  menus  

offer   a   thoughtful   mix   of   modern   creations   and   traditional  

festive   dishes.   Inspired   by   the   Cantonese   word   for   “prawn”,  

which  is  a  homophone  of  laughter,  one  of  Chef  Chung’s  newly  

crafted   dishes   –   Sautéed   Prawns   and  Asparagus   served   with  

intricately   intertwined   to   create   a   masterpiece   that   promises  

abundant   happiness   with   every   bite.   Other   perennial   festive  

favourites   include   Double-boiled   Shark’s   Fin,   Braised   3-head  

Whole  Abalone  and  Spiked  Sea  Cucumber,  Steamed  “Live”  Red  

Garoupa  and  Barbequed  Suckling  Pig.

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AUSPICIOUS  TAKEAWAYS7  January  to  6  February  2012For  those  who  prefer  to  dine  in  the  comfort  of  your  home,  add  decadence  to  your  reunion  spread  with  these  award-winning  culinary  delights  from  the  kitchens  of  Li  Bai  Cantonese  Restaurant.

Buddha  Jumps  Over  The  Wall  Available  from  $418  (for  4  persons)Presented   in   a   special   casserole   pot,   this   nourishing   soup   brims   over  with   the   fresh   goodness   of   premium   ingredients   like   Shark’s   Fin,   Fish  Maw,  Ginseng,  Scallops,  Abalone  and  more,  signifying  abundance  and  prosperity.  

Double  Treasures  Fortune  Pot  Set  

(Poon  Choy  or  Peng  Cai)Available  from  $328  (for  6  persons)Offering  a  divine  mélange  of  ambrosial  delicacies,  the  popular  gourmet  treasure  trove  makes  a  welcome  return  with  the  quintessential  Salmon  Yu  Sheng  Lo  Hei  Platter.

Ingredients  in  Li  Bai’s  signature  Fortune  Pot:Abalone,  Fish  Maw,  Sea  Cucumber,  Pork  Tendon,  Dried  Oyster,  China  Mushroom,  Dried  Scallop,  Soya  Chicken,  Roast  Pork,  Roast  Duck,  Prawn,  Goose  Web,   Beancurd   Skin,   Pork  Knuckle,  White   Radish,  Yam,   and   a  

imported   from  Hong   Kong,   to   give   this   traditional   communal   dish   an  authentic  representation.

DIM  SUM23  January  to  6  February  2012From  steaming  dumplings  to  deep-fried  morsels,  Li  Bai’s  Lunar  New  Year  dim  sum  specialties  offer  a  refreshing  alternative  to  the  traditional  festive  spread.Prices  from  $5.10  for  3  pieces

THE  DINING  ROOMLunar  New  Year  Enhanced  Buffet  Lunch9  to  13  and  16  to  20  January  2012Beat  the  festive  crowd  and  start  your  Lunar  New  Year  revelry  early  with  our  pre-festive  buffet   lunch  offering  auspicious  dishes  like  Longevity  Noodles,  stir-fried  Lo  Han  Chai,  Double  Boiled  Black  Chicken  Soup  and  a  delightful  Yu  Sheng  corner  where  you  can  toss  to  a  prosperous  new  year!

Price:  $49.80  (adult),  $25.00  (child,  6-12  years  old)

Lunar  New  Year  Set   8  persons   9  persons   10  persons

Menu  A   $  818   $  868   $  918  

Menu  B   $  1028   $  1108   $  1188

Menu  C   $  1688   $  1788   $  1888

Menu  D   -   -   $  2388

Prosperity  Delights  Set   Price

Menu  A       $  118  per  person  (minimum  2  persons)

Menu  B       $  138  per  person  (minimum  2  persons)

Menu  C       $  368  for  4  persons

Menu  D       $  548  for  6  persons

Lunar  New  Year  Buffet  Dinner21  to  23  January  2012For  an  endless  serving  of  well-loved  international  delights  and  bountiful  Lunar  New  Year  treats  like  Shark’s  Fin  with  Bamboo  Pith  and  Crabmeat  Soup,   Roasted   Suckling   Pig,   Golden   Pineapple   Fried   Rice   and   the  traditional  Yu   Sheng,   make   a   beeline   for   The   Dining   Room’s   Buffet  

“live”  dessert  station.Price:  $78.90  (adult),  $40.00  (child,  6-12  years  old)

Lunar  New  Year  Buffet  High  Tea21  to  24  January  2012The  Dining  Room’s  relaxing  interior  is  conducive  for  a  leisurely  High  Tea  Buffet  which  offers  steamed  whole  Grouper,  braised  Pork  Belly  and  a   fabulous  Dim  Sum  station  serving  Siew  Mai,  Pot  Sticker  and  Hong  Kong  Chicken  Pau.Price:  $48.00  (adult),  $25.00  (child,  6-12  years  old)

PROSPERITY  BANQUETS  2012Gather  your  family,  friends  or  business  associates  for  the  traditional  Loh  Hei   in  our  well-appointed  ballroom  or   function  venues  and  toss   to  a  year  of  good  health  and  fortune.

Lunch  or  Dinner  available  from  $788  per  table  of  10  persons

Complimentary  Barrel  of  Beer,  one  Day-use  Deluxe  room,  Door  Gifts  and  Food  &  Beverage  Vouchers  worth  $100.

For  reservations  and  enquiries,  please  callLi  Bai  Cantonese  Restaurant  /  Auspicious  Takeaways:  

6839  5623

The  Dining  Room:  6839  5621Prosperity  banquet:  6839  5846  /  5847

for  dine-in.  Terms  and  conditions  apply.

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A PROSPEROUS DRAGON LUNAR NEW YEAR AT

MANDARIN ORCHARD SINGAPORE

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The Year of the Dragon arrives at Mandarin Orchard Singapore with a string of prosperity set menus and festive delicacies set to bring much prosperity and abundance

to you and your loved ones.

This Lunar New Year, Executive Chinese Chef Sunny Kong of Mandarin Court Chinese Restaurant has thoughtfully put together 10 different signature menus ranging from a simple yet heart warming meal valued at $98++ per person (minimum 2 persons), to an extravagant feast for 10 people at $1,888++. Available from 13 January to 6 February 2012.

Whether it is for an intimate celebration or a warm family get-together, the feast is sure to delight and impress. Highlights of the menu include signature creations such as the Prosperity Salmon Yu Sheng; the extravagant Baby Abalone Fortune Pot that is filled to the brim with traditional delicacies and wholesome goodness; the Mini Buddha Jump over the Wall for the occasional indulgence, and the exceptionally delectable Red Bean Paste with Green Tea Glutinous Rice Dumplings to wrap up the opulent meal.

An exquisite selection of Lunar New Year goodies are also in store for dining in or take-away. From bite-sized buttery pineapple tarts in the shape of golden ingots signifying prosperity to flaky sesame and peanut dumplings, savour these time-honoured treasures that Chef Kong has painstakingly perfected with much dedication and years of experience. Other goodies that will leave you craving for more include the Steamed Yam Cake with Dried Scallop, flavourful Carrot Cake with Chinese Sausages and a selection of Nian Gao that comes with a limited edition tea cup and tea leaves gift set.

A PROSPEROUS DRAGON

LUNAR NEW YEAR AT

MANDARIN ORCHARD SINGAPORE Reach for new heights of success in 2012 as you toss to our bountiful Salmon Yu Sheng that is accompanied with Mandarin Court’s special traditional plum sauce with virgin olive oil and spring onion oil — an excellent recipe for the health conscious.

For  orders  or  enquiries,  please  call  Mandarin  Court  at  6831 6285 / 62 or  email  [email protected].

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Celebrate the Year of the Dragon with Culinary Feasts @

Copthorne

King’s Hotel

Usher  in  the  Year  of  the  Dragon  

with  new  culinary  specialties,  

as  well  as  seasonal  favourites  

at   Copthorne   King’s   award-winning  

restaurants   Tien   Court   and   Princess  

Terrace   from   2   January   through   the  

15   days   of   the   Lunar   New  Year   until  

6   February   2012.   Feast   on   culinary  

this   auspicious   time   of   the   year   with  

your  loved  ones.

Chef  Ho  Tien  Tsai’s  

Prosperity  Pen  Cai  

2  January  –  6  February  2012

Master   Chef   Ho   Tien   Tsai   is   pleased  

to   present   Prosperity   Pen   Cai   –   an  

ubiquitous   Lunar   New  Year   dish   that  

features   a   bounty   of   mouth-watering  

ingredients  cooked  together  and  served  

in   one   large   clay   pot   to   symbolise  

fortune  and  family  togetherness.  

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Tien   Court’s   Prosperity   Pen   Cai   includes  

Whole   Abalone,   Dried   Scallops,   Sea  

Cucumber,  Dried  Oysters,  Shark’s  Fin,  Fish  

Maw,   Prawns,   Roast   Pork,   Chicken,   Sea  

Moss,  Chinese  Mushrooms  and  Cabbage –

– all  slow-cooked  to  perfection  in  Superior  

Broth.  

Prosperity  Yu  Sheng2  January  –  6  February  2012                                                                                                                                                                                      Toss   for   prosperity   in   the   coming   year   and   beyond   with  

shredded   vegetables   including   Pomelo   Pulp,   Shredded  

Carrots,  Winter  Melon,  Green  Ginger,  Red  Ginger,  Green  

Court’s  Prosperity  Yu  Sheng  is  available  for  both  dine-in  and  

take-away.

A  La  Carte  &  Set  Menu  Treasures  @  Tien  CourtAvailable  from  13  January  to  6  February,  delight  your  senses  with  festive  set  menus  with  auspicious  dishes  such  as  

Double-boiled   Shark’s  Cartilage   and  Three  Treasures   Soup,  

Braised   Superior   Shark’s   Fin   Soup   with   fresh   Crab   Meat,  

Braised   Dried   Oysters,   Seas   Moss   and   Pig’s   Trotter   with  

Lettuce,  Roast  Chicken  topped  with  Spicy  Garlic  and  Almond  

Flakes,   Steamed   Star   Garoupa   with   Superior   Soya   Sauce,  

Braised   Lobster   Noodles   with   Young   Ginger   and   Spring  

Onions  and  Double-boiled  Bird’s  Nest  with  Rock  Sugar.  

A   La   Carte  Menu   is   also   available   for   those  who   prefer   a  

wider   selection  of  Tien  Court’s   specialties.   For   reservations  

and   enquiries,   please   call:   6318   3193   or   6318   3198,   or  

email  [email protected]

Reunion  at  Princess  TerraceInfuse   some   Penang   elements   this   Lunar   New   Year   with  

traditional   festive   dishes   from   our   famous   Penang   Buffet  

Lunch/Dinner.

Reunion  Dinner  21  &  22  January  2012                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

Two-seating:  6pm  &  8.30pm

Spring  Buffet  Lunch  &  Dinner  

Available  13  January  –  30  January  2012  

(Except  dinner  on  21  &  22  January)

For  reservations  and  enquiries,  call  6318  3168,  or  email

[email protected]  

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This  Year  of  the  Dragon,  usher  in  prosperity  

and  good  fortune  with  our  Lunar  New  Year  

Buffet  at  Café  Brio’s.  For  more  intimate  reunion  

gatherings   or   corporate   functions,   enjoy   a  

gastronomic   feast   with   Lo   Hei   in   our   private  

function  rooms.

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Tai Son Seafood (The Zon) Sdn. Bhd.C3, Fun Zon, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan,Stulang Laut,80300 Johor Bahru, JohorTel: 07-221 9988

Prince  of  SeafoodIn working as chef onboard ships, Chef Ng not only travelled the seas but also gained exposure to Western cuisine. When he went back to working in restaurants inland, he built his experience in Chinese cuisine. All this led to a strong foundation with East-meets-West influences that Chef Ng draws upon in creating new dishes today.

“I like to create unique dishes, especially those that combine elements of both Western and Eastern cuisines. Most importantly, a chef must cook with sincerity regardless of how much experience he or she may have.”

It is such passion that drives Chef John Ng to continue his rigorous work in the kitchen with endless creativity. Almost everything from the dishes right down to sauces and marinades are created by the chef himself. Coming up with ten new dishes a month is usual fare for him – something which is both a blessing and challenge for his staff, that sometimes struggle to keep up with the chef’s high standards. However, respect for his staff and willingness to impart has won him loyalty from his crew – some have followed him for as long as 20 over years.

Their relentless pursuit for quality and breakthrough has also kept the customers coming back. The res taurant counts prominent political figures and celebrities from both Malaysia and Singapore as their regulars.

It isn’t difficult to see why. Besides innovative cooking methods, the restaurant has a large area reserved for hosting life seafood that guests are able to choose from. This ensures maximum freshness in what arrives at your table. The restaurant is also located on the coast where one would be able to dine with the sound of lapping waves underneath your feet and the nearby Singapore shoreline in view. Besides the main dining area, there is also an outdoor area where one can tuck into barbecued food and share a couple of drinks with friends. Being located in a duty free area also means the restaurant is able to offer alcohol at lower prices.

Despite minimal publicity, word of mouth marketing has kept the tables at Tai Son busy. At the time of the interview, we heard that almost all the tables for reunion dinner had already been taken up. The next time you are in Johor, do remember to make reservations at Tai Son and swing by for a relaxing seaside meal.

For Chef John Ng, the head chef of Tai Son Seafood, the arrival of his newborn son not only signaled the beginning of a new chapter in his family life, but also a new page in his career life.

“I registered the restaurant when my son was born and named it after him. I thought of taking a break at that time and venturing on my own after that,” he shares.

This was how the highly successful Tai Son Seafood Restaurant, which translates into ‘Prince Seafood’ in Chinese, came into existence about 17 years ago. The restaurant debuted in a small space at Taman Molek and eventually expanded into their new outlet at The Zon with a space that can accommodate up to 80 tables.

Before the break mentioned earlier, Chef Ng had been working as a chef across different restaurants and ships for approximately 34 years.

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TAISON SEAFOOD (THE ZON) SDN. BHD.C3, Fun Zon, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan.Stulang Laut, 80300 Johor Bahru,

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George  and  Dragon  Café  is  the  stuff  of  legends  –  literally.  The  restaurant  was  named   after   England’s   patron   saint,  

Saint  George  and  the  tale  behind  how  he  de-feated  a  fearsome  dragon.  

Hoping   to  offer   a   touch  of   England   in   Johor  Bahru,  the  interiors  are  modelled  after  a  mod-ern   medieval   style   complete   with   genuine  English  artefacts  including  wooden  furniture,  suits  of  armour,  knives,  maps,  shields,  paint-ings  and  more.  This  creates  a  warm  and  wel-coming   atmosphere  where   one   is   invited   to  enjoy  traditional  but  casual  English  cuisine.  The  theme  follows  through  in  the  menu  which  offers  a   selection  of  English   favourites   such  as  

using  fresh  ingredients  with  little  embellishment  

their  food.  Most  of  the  dishes  follow  an  English  style,  which  mainly  consists  of  meat  accompanied  by  vegetables,  differ-ent  types  of  potatoes  and  a  careful  selection  of  sauces.  

Pasta  is  available  for  those  who  are  in  the  mood  for  some  carbohydrates  other  than  potatoes.  The  restaurant  also  of-fers   tea  with   desserts   in   true   English   fashion.   If   you   are  up  for  a  drink,  the  bar  has  a  ready  selection  of  wine  and  cocktails.  

The   charming   atmosphere   at   George   and   Dragon   has  made  it  a  popular  venue  for  gatherings  and  functions  for  couples,   friends   and   companies   alike.   In   fact,  the  owner  tells  us  that  they’ve  witnessed  quite  a  handful  of  wedding  proposals  as  well!

Chew,  a  British  lady  who  moved  to  Malaysia  in  1986.  She  extended  her  passion  for  food,  people  and  entertaining  to  the  restaurant  about  nine  years  

Taman  Tasek.  The  restaurant  was  so  well  received  that  they  expanded  to  the  unit  next  door  a  mere  eighteen  months  later.

Recently,  the  restaurant  opened  their  second  outlet  at  Jo-hor  Premium  Outlets.  This  is  a  new  shopping  belt  that  al-lows  shoppers  to  purchase  their  favourite  international  and  local  brands  at  discounted  prices  and  has  attracted  much  attention  from  both  locals  and  Singaporeans.  

This   second  outlet   features  a  more  open  dining  concept  that   is   perfect   for   people  watching.  The   new  outlet   also  contains  a  bar  which  is  a  perfect  place  to  rest  one’s  tired  

feet,  grab  a  drink  and  refuel  before  heading  for  more  shop-ping.  Business  has  been  so  brisk  that  the  restaurant  even  had  to  turn  away  guests  at  certain  times.  

One  of  the  dishes  that  has  been  winning  diners  at  the  new  outlet  is  the  Crunchy  Chicken  with  Barbeque  Sauce.  The  

while  retaining  a  juicy  interior.  Guests  can  choose  to  have  wedges,  baked  potato,  mash  potato  or  fries  and  salad  to-gether  with  the  chicken.The  next  time  you  are  craving  for  a  touch  of  English  charm,  pop  by  for  a  steak  at  George  and  Dragon’s  Cafe.  We  rec-

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MARINA MANDARIN

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Steamed Lobster with Superior Soya Sauce and Baked

Lobster with Sliced Garlic and White Truffle Oil.

For a sweet ending to the Chinese New Year spread, try

the Water Chestnut Cake with Osmanthus . Chilled and

served, the subtle sweetness of the Osmanthus flower

is lightly paired with the inimitable taste of chestnut.

Another favourite is the Red Dates Cake . Red dates,

better known for its rejuvenating properties, is now

prepared with the richness and familiar taste of coconut

milk.

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1million   makeover   to   welcome   a   brand   new   menu,   including   a  

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regular  diners  fall  in  love  with  Cantonese  cuisine  all  over  again.

Its newly appointed Chef, Chan Shun Wong, from Hong

Kong will stay true to preparing authentic Cantonese

food that the restaurant is best known for but intends

to take the menu to greater heights by adding a modern

twist to some of his creations. Some examples include his

signature dish the Double-Boiled Almond Soup with Fish

Maw that uses ground fresh almond instead of almond

essence, and Stir-Fried Wagyu Beef Cubes with Black

Pepper and Longans.

Originating from Hong Kong, the Peach Blossoms

Abalone Treasures Pot or Pen Cai in Chinese is a

treasure trove of auspicious ingredients, eaten layer after

layer from top to bottom as a symbol of family reunion

and auspiciousness. The Treasure Pot includes 10-head

quality whole abalones, fish maw, quails, sea cucumber,

dried scallops, marinated soya chicken, roast duck, roast

pork, deep-fried live prawns, flower mushrooms, black

moss, abalone mushrooms, radish, lotus root, baby corns,

pot is priced at $248++ and serves up to six persons and

$398++ for up to 10.

As next year is the year of the Dragon, Chef Chan has

incorporated lobster, as the star ingredient in some

dishes. Its name is a pun on t playful yet

clever obsession with homophonic puns [long] is dragon

in Chinese but [long xia] means lobster). Available in

both the dine-in and takeaway menus, be sure to satiate

your appetite with the newly created Lobster Yu Sheng,

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Canon Singapore has just launched the new EOS 600D and EOS 1100D, bridging the gap between the ease of a compact camera and the superior imaging power of a DSLR.

Backed by the highly acclaimed DIGIC 4 image processor, both DSLRs are able to process photos more quickly and reduce noise at higher ISO settings for greater clarity. Both also come equipped with Basic+, a new feature designed to help users in achieving fuss-free high quality images.

The EOS 600D comes with the new ‘’Scene Intelligent Auto’’, which automatically determines the best setting for users by analyzing fundamental imaging aspects such as exposure, focus, white balance and lighting conditions. On top of that, it is now able to determine the most appropriate picture style. Equipped with Full HD Movie capabilities, the EOS 600D is able to record Full HD video (1920 x 1080 resolution) and capture video at a high ISO speed of 6400.

The PowerShot S100 features genuine high performance Canon lens with enhanced control, which were developed and manufactured using the same expertise behind Canon’s leading range of EF lenses. Its coverage spans from an ultra-wide angle of 24mm for shooting horizons and landscapes as well as an extended 5x optical zoom for bringing distant scenes and subjects closer to you - all while offering a bright maximum aperture of f/2.0, in a light and compact design.

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