Asian in Singapore

Bonifacio Modern Filipino Cuisine Airport Boulevard

31 March 2009, Singapore - It?s about time! Despite thousands of Filipino expatriates living and working in Singapore, this island state does not actually have a truly ?pinoy? mid-class restaurant for the Filipinos to hang out in.

With the launch of Bonifacio, the Filipinos working and living here may now savour their favourite pinoy food in a sleek and cozy setting, just like the mid-class restaurants back in the Philippines: a place where Filipinos will be able to kick back their shoes and think of home and be proud to bring their non-Filipino friends to, to introduce authentic ...

7,107 Flavours Raffles Boulevard

What's cooking? It's 7107 Flavours! It was launched last June 10 at the 2nd Level of Marina Square Unit # 02-02, 6 Raffles Boulevard, 7107 Flavours will the first of its kind to open in Singapore,  a fine restaurant, a culture hub and a travel desk - all in one.

7,107 Flavours will showcase the best of Philippine Cuisine from traditional to fusion, from regional to cosmopolitan. If you have ever wondered what Philippine Cuisine is, 7,107 Flavours is the answer. It will present the rich culinary heritage from all of the 7,107 islands of the Philippines. While there will be ...

Kamayan Restaurant and Internet Cafe Tanjong Pagar Road

Whether it's a Wedding, Birthday Party, or Corporate Event, and hundreds of guests are coming, the food and drinks needs to be perfect, but you've got no time to even think about the preparation. That's when you need to hire a good caterer, who employ the services of the best chefs and cooks.

Based on the theme, we can provide food for your event. Such as; Filipino style, Chinese style & Seafood etc. The choices are endless and half the fun is finding the right cuisine for you. Tayo'y magsikain!

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7107 Flavours Restaurant Airport Boulevard

Visit Filipino Restaurant in Singapore near Marina!!

Expect Filipino staples at this joint, every dish cooked with fidelity for a clientele of expats. The inasal na manok is grilled to a mahogany char, its flesh sweetened by a marinade of garlic, lemongrass, calamansi, coconut vinegar and ginger, and its skin basted with annatto oil (a peppery, sweet infusion of annatto, a Filipino spice), bay leaves and garlic. The ensaladang talong is particularly outstanding: wondrously smoky strips of grilled eggplant, drenched with a mix of sharp coconut vinegar and raw, crushed garlic. ...

Waterfront Restaurant Empress Place

Offering one of the finest views of the Singapore River, this world-class fine-dining restaurant offers authentic Indochinese cuisine amidst a grand backdrop of lotus flower-shaped Czechoslovakian crystal chandeliers, towering Sukothai Buddha statues, rare Shan antiques and the first ever custom-made stainless steel-and leather Ming Dynasty-style chairs. The place for a truly out-of-this-world visual and gastronomic feast!

Operating Hours : Lunch : Mondays to Fridays : 12.00pm - 3.00pm Dinner : Sundays to Thursdays : 6.30pm - 11.30pm Fridays to Saturdays : 6.30pm - ...

Graze Restaurant Rochester Park

Graze is restaurant of many appealing qualities. Far from a mere fine dining establishment to which hungry gourmets flock for the sole purpose of a meal, Graze has a more than one face. Underpinning all its facets are the many marvelous menus which combine Asian elements with European cuisine, via a playful touch from Australia.

The name Graze relates to eating at a leisurely pace in relaxed surroundings.  The grassy lawns of Graze's 5,000 sq. foot gardens and the fresh, airy ambience of the colonial-style house was also an inspiration for its name.

Perhaps a clue as to ...