Saturday, 23 June 2012

KFC Singapore GSS Deal: $5 Zinger Special (22 to 24 June 2012)

Source: KFC Singapore
KFC Singapore GSS Deal: $5 Zinger Special (22 to 24 June 2012)
$5 Zinger Special consist of 1 Zinger, 1 reg Whipped Potato and 1 reg Pepsi

- Valid from 22 to 24 June 2012
- Print or flash coupon to redeem
- Limited to 1 redemption per transaction
- Valid for dine-in and takeaway
- Not valid with other promotions, discounts, offers, KFC delivery and catering
- Not available at KFC Far East Square, Sentosa, Singapore Polytechnic and Singapore Zoo
- While stocks last

Friday, 22 June 2012

Fu He Turtle Soup (Berseh Food Centre)


Fu He Turtle Soup located at the second level of Berseh Food Centre specialises in crocodile, frog and turtle soup. The stall takes up two units and seems to be one of the busiest stall in the food centre.
Turtle soup is made using the meat of a turtle and brewed in a mixture of Chinese herbs. It is considered a delicacy in many countries. Turtle meat is known to be low in calories while high in calcium, vitamin B, phosphorus and zinc.

There are many ways of cooking turtle meat such as fried, steamed, braised or in soup. Traditionally, turtle meat is cooked in soup so that the essence can be easily absorbed by our bodies.
Stewed Turtle Soup $8 and Yam Rice $0.60
Stewed Turtle Soup $8
I am not an expert in turtle soup, as this is only the second time I am eating turtle soup.
Stewed Turtle Soup $8
Stewed Turtle Soup $8
The turtle soup is nice, herbal and very tasty. It taste just like a normal herbal chicken soup. The main difference is the turtle meat.

The gelatinous skin was smooth and soft . The internal organ were rough, soft but fishy. As for the meat, some parts were tough, whereas other parts were soft. 

I would still prefer a normal bowl of herbal chicken soup any time compared to turtle. If you are interested in trying exotic, the turtle or crocodile soup would be an interesting try.

Food for thought: In total, turtle flesh has seven different tastes, depending on which part you cook and consume. 

Fu He Turtle Soup (Berseh Food Centre)
166 Jalan Besar
#02-40 Berseh Food Centre
Tel: 6294 9203
Opening Hours: Daily 11am to 9pm 
                         Closed Tue
Location


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Thursday, 21 June 2012

Aroy Dee Thai Cafe (Sunshine Plaza)

Aroy Dee Thai Cafe is located at the first level of Sunshine Plaza facing NAFA. Ever since I tried the Tom Yum over here, I have been back several times. Over the few visits, I have noticed that Aroy Dee Thai Cafe is always very crowded during lunch time.
Aroy Dee Thai Cafe
Thai Royal Family Portrait
Thai people are very patriotic. Thai Royal family Portrait are proudly displayed in most eateries, restaurants and shops in Thailand. Recently, I have noticed that most Thai restaurants in Singapore are displaying the Royal Family Portrait too.
Set Lunch Menu
Set Lunch Menu
If you are there during lunch, they have the Set Lunch Menu (rice/noodle) that includes a main course and a drink (Lime/Guava/Mango/Freshly Brew Lemon Grass/Roselle Flower) for just $5.50.
Tom Yum Chicken with Steam Rice $5.50
I ordered the Set Lunch 'Tom Yum Chicken with Steam Rice' and my choice of drink was lime.
Tom Yum Chicken
Tom Yum Chicken
The Tom Yum (Tom Yam) Chicken was delicious! It was not oil and did not look spicy (not fiery red or orangey in colour). But well, appearances are deceiving... it was very spicy. Still it was so addictive  that I finish everything! In addition, they were generous with the ingredients (button mushrooms, chicken chunks and tomato). The chicken chunks were tender and soft! A must order! Shiok!
Drink - Lime
Aroy Dee Thai Cafe although is not very accessible; not near any MRT stations. The nearest MRT stations are Bugis and Dhoby Ghaut stations. Despite this, Aroy Dee Thai Cafe is very popular. The place is frequently packed. Well, the reason is because the food is great! 

If it is too crowded, no worries, there is Victor's Kitchen (great dim sum place) nearby! 

Aroy Dee Thai Cafe (Sunshine Plaza)
91 Bencoolen Street
#01-12 Sunshine Plaza
Tel: 6336 8852
Opening Hours: Mon to Sat 12pm - 10pm
                         Closed on Sun
*Editor Note (Mar 2013): Aroy Dee Thai Cafe has shifted to a new and bigger location which is just 5 minutes away from Sunshine Plaza. 
New address: 262 Middle Road, Singapore 188989
Tel: 6336 8812
Opening Hours: Daily 11am to 10pm


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