Ding Dong continues to serve up contemporary takes on traditional Asian cuisine since the relocation in July earlier this year to this beautiful new location at 115 Amoy Street. This modern Southeast Asian restaurant has also introduced a refreshed cocktail programme in addition to its original and much well-loved food menu. Ding Dong has also recently extended the weekday Set Lunch special to Saturday so you can enjoy all the favourites at the same affordable price even on a Saturday!

In the month of October 2016, indulge in an English Afternoon Tea experience with Pink Treats at the Goodwood Park Hotel's L'Espresso. This ever-popular English Afternoon Tea buffet will feature for a limited-time only, an array of pink treats that have been specially created in conjunction with the Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Diners will also receive a Breast Cancer Foundation (BCF) pink ribbon pin which is worth S$2 - guests will also be able to make a minimum donation of S$2 for more pins and all donations will go towards the BCF. 

If you are ever craving for Japanese on a Saturday and you want to indulge in a really affordable but still amazing buffet, you should check out the Kinki Restaurant + Bar that overlooks the impressive Marina Bay waterfront (and the Marina Bay Sands, of course). The weekly Bottomless Brunch on Saturday has gained quite a bit of traction lately so it is definitely important for you to make a reservation beforehand (unless you are keen to have disappointment for lunch instead). 

Before anyone gets too excited, there are no naked photos of anyone in this post at all. Naked in the Sky is an extension to Naked for Satan. Before I even tell you about Naked in the Sky, I had to find out why exactly is Naked for Satan named as such. With a curious mind, I went forth to find the answer to my question and this is what I found out: A guy named Satanovich (hereby known as Satan) used to distill moonshine in his underpants during the sweltering summer months. Since the moonshine was illegal, patrons used to use the code phrase "Let's get Naked for Satan" to gain access to this well-guarded but highly-regarded liquor. 

Boasting a homemade rempah (spice paste) that is made from scratch, NOW Noodles + at Novena Square 2 is currently serving up five different noodles at a price point of S$9.80 Nett. While many of you may have heard about the Mee Tai Mak with Century Egg already, I was recently invited down to this restaurant to give all five flavours a go. 

Between now until 02 October 2016, savour a mouth-watering spread of Vietnamese favourites at The Fullerton Hotel, Singapore's Town Restaurant as three guest chefs from the luxurious The Nam Hai, Hoi An in Vietnam bring some of the region's best to our sunny island. This dinner-only buffet will be made available for a short period of time only so if you are a huge fan of Vietnamese cuisine, be sure to head on down to check it out. 

Izakayas are traditionally gastropubs that people frequent especially after work. If you are ever in need of a place to drink and more importantly, to enjoy quality food, you will definitely have to check out ShuKuu Izakaya which is located along Stanley Street. For those of us who are not that great with where things are generally, it is pretty close to Telok Ayer MRT Station and where PS.Cafe along Ann Siang Road is. Could this be Singapore's best izakaya?

For those of you who have been to the Sunday Brunch at the W Singapore Sentosa Cove, you might (or not have) noticed that part of the buffet spread spills over to SKIRT. The restaurant which is only open in the evening, is known to offer prime cuts of meats and sustainably sourced seafood on the impressive parrilla grill.