@smaki611 (on twitter) asked me: "Any thoughts as to best restaurants to eat at in Singapore"
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http://www.mahalo.com/Singapore_Restaurants
A popular recommendation from just about every resource linked on the page (which includes Frommer's, Fodor's, the NYT and Lonely Planet) is Doc Cheng's, a place known for rich, decadent dishes called "restorative foods."
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/singapore/D38726.html
I think this place, Our Village, also sounds good. The reviewer implies that the food is so tasty and uplifting, the secret ingredient might be opium! Sounds like a ringing endorsement to me!
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/singapore/D38732.html
Finally, I checked out a "New York Times" travel piece that implies you should definitely try out a spicy noodle soup called "laksa" at the Sungie Road Laksa restuarant:
http://travel.nytimes.com/2006/09/24/travel/tmagazine/24singapore.html
http://www.foodinmouth.com/restaurant-reviews/2008/10/sungei-road-laksa.html
Kind of wish I hadn't answered this question, because all of this food sounds delicious and I'm stuck here in Southern California.
http://www.mahalo.com/Singapore_Restaurants
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/singapore/D38726.html
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/singapore/D38732.html
http://travel.nytimes.com/2006/09/24/travel/tmagazine/24singapore.html
http://www.foodinmouth.com/restaurant-reviews/2008/10/sungei-road-laksa.htm...
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http://www.restaurantrow.com/top10results.cfm?city=Singapore
House of Sundanese Food
Suntec City Mall
#B1-063 Fountain Terrace
Singapore, 038983
Singapore
House of Sundanese Food restaurant chain founded in 1989 is committed to bringing the flavours of West Java to the rest of the world. The restaurant's signature dishes include BBQ Red Snapper, Fried Sambal king-size prawns, and Deep-fried Tilepia
Efem Restaurant
4 Murray Street
Maxwell Road (opposite Maxwell House)
Singapore, Singapore 079519
Singapore
Authentic Turksih Restaurant in the heart of the Business District. Walking district from China Town.
Mouth Seafood Restaurant
133 New Bridge Road
#B1-02 Chinatown Point
Singapore, 059413
Singapore
Apart for its famous wholesale price live lobsters, it is a renowed Cantonese Seafood Restaurant that serves unique range of live seafood at down to earth prices.
Featured by many local media for its interesting dishes such as durian lobster dish known as Esplande, durian with pork ribs as well as durian meat stuffed in live prawn.
Mouth Seafood Restaurant also caters to private function, catering as well as weddings. Conveniently located in the heart of Chinatown, just beside the Chinatown Mass Rapid Transit Station.
mouth restaurant
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