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This is closely related to its origins. The words
“gun budae” often refers to military camps in Korea.
After the Korean war, food was extremely scare and surplus processed foods from the US military bases became useful for the Korean. Surplus foods such as processed meat products from army bases, are used by people to create thick
jjigae (stews).
Thus, the name “Army Stew”.
To me, the main differentiating factor between competing restaurants is always in its base, that it has a balanced mix of spiciness, saltiness and slight sweetness (from the tomato baked beans), with the density not overly gravy-thick, or soup-like thin.
SINGAPORE - Three malls and nine eateries were among the 12 new locations added to the list of places visited by Covid-19 patients while they were infectious, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Friday (Jan 1).
The Japanese restaurants added to the list comprised Chikuyotei Japanese Restaurant at UE Square River Wing, Renga-Ya House of Japanese Charcoal BBQ at Chijmes, Maetomo Restaurant & Bar, Tamaya Dining, and Tomi Sushi Restaurant.
Two restaurants at Tanjong Pagar Road were also added to the list.
They are Ristorante Luka at 18 Tanjong Pagar Road, which was visited on Dec 21, as well as Bar-Roque Grill at Amara Singapore, which was visited on Dec 23.
December 20, 2020
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Tanjong Pagar has the best of both worlds. Whether you’re looking for fine dining restaurants and world class bars, or cheap happy hours and all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue, this F&B hotbed in the Central Business District has it all.
If you haven’t been there lately because you’re still working from home , these are our essential foodie spots to check out:
Restaurants
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This Michelin bib gourmand awarded steakhouse flies the French flag high with dry-aged beef and house-produced charcuterie, rillettes, and terrines.
For a holistic experience of their culinary artistry, go for the Charcuterie Platter ($58) and their dry-aged Tenderloin ($42) or Beef Wellington ($44) served with spinach, foie gras and red wine jus. You’ll find creative rum cocktails at its bar too.
Virtual Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay
The annual event – that’s usually all sparkles IRL – is back for its seventh year virtually to bring the magic of Christmas to all.
This year, the Wonderland experience will take place online with interactive content, games galore for all ages, festive performances, and shopping all from the comfort and convenience of your own home.
With 3 membership options: Blitzen ($8), Comet ($15) and Rudolph ($25), you can sign up as a Christmas Wonderland member to unlock a host of exclusive benefits including access to the virtual world via mobile and desktop apps.
Also, stand a chance to win $50,000 in cash and prizes in the Great Christmas Wonderland Giveaway, and a limited-edition Christmas Wonderland plush bear delivered directly to your home!