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Singapore Food Adventure

Singapore is definitely a food paradise for food lovers, like me. A wide variety of food is available everywhere to satisfy the appetites of people from different cultures and races. Food are freshly cooked and the aroma will persistently linger in your mind until you try the mouthwatering dish. Singaporean food are mainly influenced by Chinese, Indian and Malay cuisines.

Being in Singapore for few days was such a relief from my daily work stress. My husband and I chose Singapore to visit because of Universal Studios and the food experience. Well, indeed, our food adventure was the best part of our trip :)

We stayed in Marrison Hotel in Bugis Street. We chose Bugis as suggested by my cousin since it is very accessible to MRT connections. Bugis was definitely a good choice since it is a food heaven! You may read my Singapore planning and our Singapore Adventure in my personal blog www.kikayinside.com

Do you have what it takes to be the first ever MasterChef Asia?

MasterChef are on search across Asia for talented amateur cooks to audition for the first ever MasterChef Asia. Aspiring chefs, can now audition by submitting photo, video of not more than 5 minutes and application online by March 5, 2015. Details of the audition guidelines can be seen on their website MasterChef Asia.

MasterChef Asia is set to be filmed in Singapore and is presented by Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Knorr, in association with Panasonic and Changi Airport Group.

If you think you can be Asia’s first MasterChef then don’t miss this incredible opportunity.

Ortego's Deli is a Filipino restaurant which started operating mid of 2014, and I would say that it definitely made a huge buzz not just in Filipino community but with other nationalities as well. I made some online research and found out that it is operated by Straw Group which none of its bosses is Filipino. It is quite amusing that they made an excellent job in serving authentic Filipino dishes and homey Filipino ambiance.

I've been there for couple of times and it was extremely high-end experience with superb food, great choices in the menu, small yet lovely space and friendly and very attentive staff.

Chicken Tower is one of their talked about dishes. Well, no question about it, it is surely one of my personal favorite as well. Four cuts of grilled barbecue chicken served with unlimited rice for 3 persons, and not to forget their savory sauce that will surely tickle your taste buds and ask for more.

Chicken Binakol is definitely one of their original in the menu. It is similar to chicken tinola with a twist of coconut juice and meat on it which blended a slightly sweet taste to the dish.

I've tried plenty others from their menu like, sizzling sisig na bangus, seafood kilawin, beef sisig omelet, sizzling bulalo steak and their pansit bihon guisado. All of these are truly appetizing, affordable, and I would love to try some other dishes on my next visit.

To sum it up, food are definitely great and were served fast. Staff were well-trained, friendly and and very helpful, though they could add some more staff to attend to increasingly demanding customers. Parking is a bit difficult but it is very common in this country, I guess. Lastly, it would be really nice if they could have a bigger space otherwise everything is just perfect as it is :). It was indeed an excellent dining experience.