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Famous Turkish Foods in Singapore | Grandkonak

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hiiii, I am travelling to Singapore for the Grand Prix this year and was wondering if you had any recs of things I should do while I’m there? 🩷

helloooooo omg how fun!! I love the Singapore GP it's really fun and it's such an accessible circuit. Tbh I'm the worst person to ask because a) i love niche boring stuff b) the only things my friends and I do in Singapore is eat and hang out because that IS the national past time but let me see hmmmm

I'll just recommend some stuff that's not like. Gardens by the Bay. Sentosa. Universal Studios. The Zoo. All VERY nice places tbh and highly recommend but these are just some tiny Nadia-based reccs that you might not get from a google-able list I guess?? If you're here for a short time and you're only at the Marina Bay Sands/CBD area that's totally fine but just know that that IS the most expensive area of Singapore.

Well if you're here for a while and you're a history person I'd recommend going to the National Museum and then right down the road from there is Peranakan Museum which is tiny but fun. The National Museum is one of my favourite buildings in Singapore I just think it's so beautiful. And if you REALLY like history and museums I'd super recommend the Asian Civilisations Museum which is criminally underrated imo. If you're staying near the circuit the National Gallery is literally right there you can even pop in in the morning before the race, there's some really good local and southeast asian art in there if that's your thing.

My personal favourite place to have a wander is the Botanic Gardens. If you're a picnic person just grab some bits and bobs from Cluny Court (Plain Vanilla cupcakes are soooo good. And there's another really good bakery on the second floor) and have a nice picnic and stroll in the garden. It's pretty massive so make sure you know what you're getting into. Do NOT go on a weekend. That's crucial.

The whole Kampong Glame/Arab Street/Haji Lane is a vibe 100%. Get some boba from PlayMade, get some teh sarbat from the old man that's been serving tea there forever. There's this really good burger place like right near the mosque it's called Mahmud's Tandoor I'm obsessed with it. DO NOT let the Turkish restaurants hassle you be strong! There's some thrift stores there too but it's mostly like really good food, really nice art. The Malay Cultural Centre is like a really nice space too if you need a break.

If you want local food I'd rather you go to Maxwell's then Lau Pa Sat I actually HATE Lau Pa Sat it's theeee definition of a tourist trap. Newton Food Centre which is where they filmed that scene in Crazy Rich Asians is like fine too if you're looking for local food. If you want LOCAL LOCAL come to Al Azhar at Bukit Timah because I'm literally telling people that the steamboat fish that's there is Michellin star good. That's also a good frog porridge place down the road if you're feeling adventurous.

And my last recc is the Tiong Bahru area which is the area I used to work at. If you want cute little souvenirs or local bits and bobs there's a very cute store called Cat Socrates that I buy everything from. The Plain Vanilla there is also BEAUTIFUL it's my favourite cafe to work at. There's also like beautiful street art all along the whole area so it's just nice to walk around cause it's all just nice shophouses and art. And then there's Tiong Bahru Market which has some of the best local food. Go in the morning for this.

If you want like fancy food recs that aren't local food but are like actually good and not a scam, my personal favs are Miznon on Stanley Street, Ms Maria and Mr Singh, Five Oars Coffee Roasters on Upper East Coast. Oooh if you go to Neptune on East Coast Road you can see the pretty Peranakan buildings.

UHM YEAH! Singapore is really beautiful but VERY warm please bring sunscreen. PLEASEEEE venture outside the circuit area if you have the time because while that area is gorgeous I just think places like Haji Lane, or Tiong Bahru, or Bukit Timah, or East Coast Road are just so much more local. (Any Singaporeans reading this you know what I mean la. Nice Local. I'm not gonna recommend them to go to the coffee shop downstairs your house k)

#and don't eat rice with a fork that's really strange #I hope this is at all helpful??? if you want like more specific things/areas let me know or you can DM or whatever hahaha #ALSO BAUKE IF YOU SEE THIS I NEED TO REPLY YOUR INSTAGRAM MESSAGE BUT THESE ARE GOOD RECCS TOO #love singapore it's very safe feel free to walk the streets at 3am. 24h Fairprice Finest at 3am is the place to be #asks

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Singapore Synopsis

Just when I got comfortable using the MRT and adjusted to walking on the left side, my time in Singapore has come to an end.

While my previous post mentioned bright, sunny weather, it ended up raining a lot while I was here. Fortunately there are many covered walkways and indoor activities so I was still able to get around the city and have a good experience. The rain also made the temperature cooler so that was actually a plus.

While looking to stay dry I ended up walking through several shopping centers. I’m not much into shopping but I actually really enjoyed walking around the shopping centers here and spent hours doing so. I think nearly every brand on the earth is available. I would definitely recommend Singapore for any shopaholics out there, it is a shopping paradise here.

I also hit a lot of the main spots around the city. I went to Arab Street where there are many colorful buildings and the landmark Sultan Mosque. I got some very delicious Turkish food from a restaurant ran by a very lovely old man who gave me complimentary mint tea. The kindness of strangers has definitely been a consistent highlight so far in my study abroad experience. From there I was easily able to walk to Little India where there was even more colorful buildings.

I also made it to Chinatown. Because of the New Year it was decorated and bustling with people. I actually ended up there several times because it was such a hopping place. My friends took me to a Hawker center there where I had the best fried rice I have ever had. Hawker centers are the best places to go in Singapore for good, cheap food. My friends and I also went there for New Years Eve, as there were special dance and music performances and a countdown. Chinatown and celebrating CNY was definitely one of the highlights of my trip.

Of course a trip to Singapore is not complete without visiting the Marina Bay. Most pictures you’ve seen of Singapore probably come from this area. I accompanied my friends to Gardens by the Bay, as they had not yet been there either. We walked through the Flower Dome where there was a CNY display, and the Cloud Forest where there was an Avatar display. Admission for both was a total of about $40USD, which I found worth it for the special exhibits. We also went to the Supertree Grove where there was a free CNY fair set up with lanterns and food stalls. We also walked around the Marina Bay, which is beautiful at night. I have so many great photos, but alas the tumblr app has a limit so here’s a select few:

Overall Singapore was an unforgettable experience. I don’t know when I’ll get a chance to go back but I absolutely want to return someday. My travels will continue as I still have a lot more time off of class (my USC friends in Singapore were jealous as they only got a long weekend for the New Year), so keep a look out for my next update!

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Tabbouleh by Muzaffar - Best Lebanese Restaurant in Singapore

We hope you enjoyed this article about tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant. Eating at an authentic Lebanese restaurant is a great way to get a taste of the culture. If you are looking for authentic Lebanese food in Singapore, we hope you’ll visit us at www.tabbouleh.sg. 

Tabbouleh, although similar sounding as tak boleh in the Malay language, is anything but.

A quick google search shows that Tabbouleh is a middle eastern salad dish, and its uncanny counterpart, Tabouli, is in the same vein a Mediterranean salad dish. We sat down with the owner of Tabbouleh Lebanese Gourmet Cafe and Restaurant as he shared with us more about his Lebanese eatery.

“Although grilled meat dishes are usually the staple of middle eastern and mediterranean cuisine, we chose the name Tabbouleh as it is a very popular salad dish in the Levantine,” explained Muzaffar Khan, the owner of Tabbouleh. “Tabbouleh is well-known in the entire middle eastern region, and we want the restaurant name to be easily recognized by people in the region.”

With a degree in Tourism and Hospitality Management, Muzaffar decided to venture out and open his very own F&B restaurant. “I am actually from Pakistan, but my mother is Lebanese, and since young I have thoroughly enjoyed Lebanese cuisine and have always had a strong interest in serving Lebanese food, that is why I started Tabbouleh,” shared Muzaffar.

Tabbouleh first opened in 2008, and Arab Street was easily the number one location together with Haji Lane as the popular location for all things Middle East. Constantly buzzing with tourists and locals alike, Arab Street is a hotspot even amongst the younger generation to simply chill and have dinners and suppers.

“Some people do get confused when they come to Arab Street, as there are Turkish, Arabian, Persian, Lebanese and even Greek-Mediterranean cuisine within the vicinity - but what makes each cuisine stand out is the main spices used in these dishes,” quipped Muzaffar. “Of course, there are exclusive dishes that set each country’s dishes apart as well.”

While many locals are familiar with dishes like Falafel, Kafka and Shawarma wraps, there are other dishes such as the Hummus Fatteh and Lamb Mandi  that we have heard of but rarely see being served locally.

Lebanese cuisine is famous for a reason, it is delicious. Lebanese cuisine is a combination of Mediterranean, Arabic, and Turkish cuisine. Lebanese food is known for its flavors and variety in ingredients. Lebanese food is influenced by the different regions they have lived in throughout history. The Lebanese restaurants are a craze in Singapore and the Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant has the best Lebanese food in Bussorah Street, Singapore. The restaurant is owned by Muzzaffar Khan.

The restaurant has been open for over a year now, and they are still serving up delicious dishes like tabbouleh salad and hummus. For those who are not aware, tabbouleh refers to a Lebanese salad that is made using tomato, parsley, mint, onion, and lemon juice. (Tabbouleh is also known as tabouli, tabbouli, tabouleh, tabouli, and tabouleh). It is an extremely popular dish in singapore.

Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant is a family-run restaurant that serves authentic Lebanese food. The dishes are prepared with fresh ingredients, and their customers can enjoy the unique taste of its dishes at any time of the day. 

www.tabbouleh.sg

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Visit now - 54 bussorah street Singapore, Singapore 199470.

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Exploring the Delights of Turkish Cuisine: The Best Pottery Kebab at Pasha Turkish Restaurant in Singapore

When it comes to culinary experiences that combine rich flavors, cultural heritage, and a touch of elegance, Turkish cuisine undoubtedly stands out. Nestled in the heart of Singapore, Pasha Turkish Restaurant brings the essence of Turkey's culinary traditions to your plate. In this article, we take you on a journey through the captivating world of Turkish cuisine, focusing on their renowned pottery kebab and why Pasha Turkish Restaurant is the ultimate destination to savor this delightful dish.

Discovering the Pottery Kebab

The Artistry Behind the Dish

Pottery kebab is a true masterpiece of Turkish cuisine that exemplifies the harmony of taste and presentation. The dish consists of tender pieces of meat, often lamb or chicken, along with an assortment of fresh vegetables and aromatic spices. What sets the pottery kebab apart is its unique cooking technique – it's cooked inside a clay pot, allowing all the flavors to meld together and intensify as they slowly cook over low heat. This method not only ensures the meat is incredibly tender but also creates a sensational blend of tastes that truly define the essence of Turkish cuisine.

A Culinary Journey to Turkey

With each bite of pottery kebab at Pasha Turkish Restaurant, you're transported to the bustling streets of Istanbul, where centuries of culinary mastery come alive. The combination of marinated meat, vegetables, and spices evoke the vibrant bazaars and lively atmosphere of Turkey. The tantalizing aroma that wafts from the clay pot is just a hint of the sensory journey that awaits you.

Pasha Turkish Restaurant: Where Tradition Meets Modernity

A Legacy of Excellence

Pasha Turkish Restaurant stands as a testament to the dedication and passion for authenticity. Established over two decades ago, Pasha has consistently upheld the culinary traditions of Turkey while adding a touch of modernity to its presentation and service. The restaurant's ambiance reflects the warm hospitality of Turkish culture, creating an inviting space where guests can indulge in an unforgettable dining experience.

The Masterful Preparation

The pottery kebab at Pasha is not just a dish; it's a labor of love and skill. The chefs at Pasha meticulously marinate the meat with a blend of secret spices, ensuring that each piece is infused with flavor. The vegetables are sourced locally, guaranteeing freshness and quality. As the dish is placed inside the clay pot, it's sealed to preserve the moisture and taste. The slow-cooking process allows the ingredients to fuse together, resulting in a succulent and aromatic masterpiece.

Unveiling the Pottery Kebab

When the clay pot arrives at your table, anticipation builds. The server expertly breaks the seal, releasing a burst of fragrant steam that carries the essence of the dish. As you savor the first bite, the tender meat practically melts in your mouth, while the vegetables provide a satisfying crunch. The flavors are rich, complex, and harmonious – a symphony of tastes that only the pottery kebab can deliver.

A Gastronomic Adventure Awaits

Creating Unforgettable Memories

Whether you're celebrating a special occasion, enjoying a romantic dinner, or simply seeking an extraordinary culinary adventure, Pasha Turkish Restaurant offers an experience like no other. The combination of exceptional food, welcoming ambiance, and impeccable service ensures that your visit becomes a cherished memory.

Reserve Your Table

Ready to embark on a gastronomic journey to Turkey? Pasha Turkish Restaurant welcomes you to explore the magic of Turkish cuisine. To ensure your spot, it's recommended to make a reservation. This guarantees that you'll have the opportunity to indulge in the pottery kebab and other exquisite dishes crafted by the restaurant's talented chefs.

In Conclusion

In the vibrant culinary landscape of Singapore, Pasha Turkish Restaurant shines as a beacon of Turkish culinary excellence. The pottery kebab, with its rich history and captivating flavors, stands as a testament to the skill and artistry of Turkish cuisine. From the moment you step into the restaurant to the last bite of the exquisite pottery kebab, your senses are treated to an unforgettable experience that celebrates the best of both tradition and innovation.

So, if you're ready to embark on a journey through the delectable Turkish cuisine and savor the remarkable pottery kebab, Pasha Turkish Restaurant awaits you with open doors and a table set for a culinary adventure like no other.

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5 Best Things to Do at Arab Street Singapore

Singapore is one of the top-travelled tourist destinations in Southeast Asia, featuring a diverse landscape and a beautiful culture. One can find multiple influences of cultures like Indian, Chinese, Malay and more in Singapore. Every local neighbourhood holds a unique story to tell, and among all those vivid attractions, Arab Street in Singapore is a place to visit. With its bustling streets and vibrant lights, Arab Street is a famous hub for culture, entertainment, and food! And so, here are the five best things to do at Arab Street in Singapore.

Visit the Sultan Mosque

The largest mosque in Singapore, the Sultan Mosque, boasts the stunning architecture and culture of the Arabian Peninsula. Built in 1824 for Sultan Hussein Shah, the mosque was in desperate need of repair. Thus, in 1932, the structure was rebuilt, and Singapore declared it a national monument in 1975. While you are at the Sultan Mosque, admire the onion-shaped domes. Each dome is decorated with glass bottles donated by low-class Muslims during the construction. Fascinating right? Yes, the main motive was to let all the Muslims contribute to the reconstruction of the mosque.

Explore the Malay Heritage Centre.

While viewing the wonders of Arab Street, exploring the Malay Heritage Centre is one of the best things to do. The Malay Heritage Centre was built in 1804 by Sultan Ali, the son of Sultan Hussein Shah, and was once the royal seat of the Malay Sultans in Singapore. Today, beautifully restored to its former beauty, the museum centre showcases the rich Malay heritage and culture in Singapore. If you are keen enough to know the inner glory of Singapore, the Malay Heritage Center offers an immersive picture of the Malay community through interactive multimedia and colourful exhibits.

Why miss Arab Street, Singapore Shopping?

You're on Arab Street, but you're not shopping? Not recommended. Arab Street is known as a paradise for shopping addicts. Just as you enter the place, you can see plenty of stores selling everything you could possibly imagine! The entire street is filled with everything from clothes and shoes to accessories, carpets, and even lamps. Arab Street is also one of the best places to buy fabrics. You can find a variety of textiles, including silk, Indian fabric, Indonesian batik, and more. For the décor items, check out the Turkish lamps, Japanese art pieces, Persian carpets, and rugs.

Try the Arab Street restaurants and cafes.

One thing you cannot skip during your Arab Street tour is a venture through the best restaurants and cafes. The street offers an array of cuisines that are an absolute cure for your grumbling tummies. You can find endless options with Thai, Chinese, Indonesian, Vietnamese, and other Asian flavours. Take your spoon to the adventures of some of the best Arab Street, Singapore restaurants and cafes, which includes:

Overrice: A Muslim-owned eatery serving numerous tastes of halal Mediterranean-inspired rice bowls; Basmati rice, fresh pita, and more.

Per cent Arabica: A bustling stop for coffee lovers, Per cent Arabica features coffee beans sourced from all over the world.

Beirut Grill: Taste the authentic Lebanese and Middle Eastern flavours from the Mezza Platter of Hummus to cheese rolls and falafels.

Venture through Haji Lane.

The hidden gem of Arab Street Singapore, Haji Lane, is nestled in a corner of Bugis Street, making it quite obvious to overlook. It is a vibrant street, hued in vivid colour, packed with boutiques, cafes, bars, and eateries on both sides. You can venture through numerous shops filled with unique gift items, accessories and the latest apparel, including shoes, bags, and purses. Haji Lane is a cool place filling your heart with its enchanting ambience. Ensure to capture the moments in the colourful lines of the narrow street.

Arab Street entails beautiful cultural alleys rich in heritage and fascinating stories. So, be sure to visit this chic and lively area during your trip to Singapore

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Some Notes on what the grown-ups are up to...(Part 1 | SnKimiko Related)

So hey, I am not quite tired yet but too tired to draw so welp, I guess we’re doing this instead. 

Honestly, recently I’ve realized that I haven’t really explored the careers the canon characters pursue within in my Next Gen Fanfic. Which is mainly because I honestly haven’t thought that much about it but rather only ever held some rough ideas. There’s reasoning to that but that mainly has to do with myself but I don’t have to get into that in detail now. It’s a lot about the fact that I’m still a pretty young person with not the best understanding of how the world works yet...but I’m working on it!

So meep, I thought I could write down some actual notes for some info regarding what the canon characters are up to when “Shokugeki no Kimiko” takes place. I’m still a little unsure about them (so don’t be surprised if I eventually change things up later), so I’d gladly appreciate feedback honestly! 

Anyway, that lengthy intro aside...let’s get into it, I guess ; 7 ;

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Megumi 

Megumi Aldini-Tadokoro, formerly just Tadokoro, lives in her hometown in Tohoku and took over the position as it’s head-chef after her mother retired. The news that a Totsuki graduate, and not just any graduate but a former Elite 10 member, took over the Ryokan certainly drove a lot of people to the place. 

Megumi’s wisdom regarding hospitality and her outstanding talents in the culinary field ultimately improved the tourism of the region immensely. The Ryokan is praised for the traditional Japanese atmosphere, exquisite food and, of course, the welcoming atmosphere and the warmth with which the guests are welcomed with. 

Given that her priorities are certainly the customers and building a relationship with them even if it is for only one day, Megumi always resigned off from opening another restaurant. She can’t be at all at the same time after all and in her mind it would make everything less personal. However it’s at a time where Megumi already earned a name for herself and instead of mocking her decision as “too limited” or “not enough vision”, she’s respected by the culinary world. 

Despite the fact though that the Ryokan is her prime focus, she does help out her husband Isami with new recipe ideas or other advice for the Trattoria-Aldini-Branch whenever he asks her. She does help out in the restaurants themselves as well, once or twice a year. Which is always made out to be a great deal. 

She often gets invited to various hotels throughout a year and occassionally, she’ll take the offer and arranges a special banquet for one night for the hotel’s guests to enjoy. It’s certainly always an event to behold and something that every hotel, she’s served so far, wears with pride. 

She’s mother to three children, two sons and one daughter. The oldest son, Hiroshi Aldini-Tadokoro, is a current higschool first year in Totsuki and a member of the 115th Generation. Her two twin-children Nino and Maja Aldini-Tadokoro still visit a primary school in the local area. They will be part of the future 119th Generation of Totsuki. 

Takumi

Takumi Aldini lives in Tuscany and is the head-chef of the original “Trattoria Aldini” where he grew up in. But it’s not just that...

With the help of his business-knowledgeable wife Ikumi and of course his loyal brother Isami, Takumi build a successful brand out of the Trattoria which expands all over the world, having restaurants in almost every noteworthy city. It’s, additionally, kept affordable. It’s not something that the normal middle-class man can eat in each and everyday but it certainly is something he can go to once in a while. 

Takumi is managing the restaurants within the West, so mainly Europe and America. (Isami is taking care of the restaurants in the East) 

At the same time, the original Trattoria keeps him busy as well given that as the first and original Trattoria it has a bit of a cult-status and is on every tourist’s To-Do list that comes into the area. Whenever Isami and his family come over to Tscany, things become even more lively as many foodies would kill for the opportunity to see the infamous Aldine-Family and especially the Mezzaluna-Siblings in action. 

Takumi has one daughter with Ikumi: Mika Aldini, a student of Totsuki’s 115th Generation. 

Alice

After her cousin Erina vanished alongside Soma, the Totsuki-Empire was eventually laid into the hands of the so-often-overlooked Alice Nakiri, making her the new headmistress of Totsuki once Senzaemon retired. 

There were a few doubtful voices regarding Alice’s Election as new head of this enormous branch, as so many had always pictured Erina in that position. But over time, these voice where shut down as Alice managed to fulfill her job pretty well. Some of her strategies or ideas might sound eccentric or unconditional at first, but there’s always logic and a certain wisdom to them. Also, Alice always had a great understanding of what she wants and how to get it which does make her a solid, cunning and to-beware negotiator.

She also does a lot for the intellectual part of Totsuki by expanding it’s library, funding research projects in fields other than strictly cooking, diversify the range of languages taught on Totsuki...etc. 

As her profession as Totsuki’s headmistress consumes her quite a bit, Alice was only able to open two restaurants: one in Tokyo, called “Snestorm” and one in Copenhagen, called “Yukidoke”. Both are reservation-only places where she serves her experimental and unique culinary ideas. Snestorm is more focused on Western ideas, so to speak, while Yukidoke is more Eastern-orientated. 

She has two twin-daughters with her husband Ryo: Lola Nakiri and Mona Nakiri, both members of the 115th Generation of Totsuki. She and her family definitely remain the apex of Japan’s culinary landscape. They host a yearly Summer-Ball which is one of the grandest, biggest and most anticipated events for any person worth their salt within the culinary industry.

Akira

With the reputation of having survived Totsuki and ending up amongst the 10 best students backing him up, Akira opens four highly-successful restaurants over the years between his graduation from Totsuki and the current timeline of “Shokugeki no Kimiko”. Currently, he’s outlining plans for a restaurant in the US.

His first is called “Sona” and is located in Tokyo and also known as Akira’s “main restaurant” so to speak. Over the years it has grown into a small palace and its one of pricey but also praised restaurants within the city. Quite a few rich ladies would die to have their wedding taking place there, as one certainly feels like some sort-off Mid-East royal stepping into the place. 

The second is called “Signum” and is located in Singapore. What’s special about this restaurant is that the menu changes drastically every year. The concept is basically that each year, Signum serves a different kind of cuisine. One year it’s Thai, the other it’s Indian, then it’s Turkish, then Malaysian and so on. Akira announces this year’s menu on each New Years Party hosted by the Hayamas in Sona.

The third is called “Solaris” and is located in Kairo. Akira got inspired to open it, because of his son’s enthusiasm regarding travels to Egypt. It serves mainly all different sorts of curry but also various specialities of Mid-Eastern cuisines. 

The fourth is called “Lilac Garden” and it’s the first one to not start with an “S” and this one is more dedicated to his daughter. It’s located in Herakleion on Kreta. It’s honestly a bit more of a café and has a truly beautiful pavilion that offers an enchanting look on the sea. What’s noteworthy is that the entire place is decorated with all sorts of flowers. 

Aside from being busy with restaurants, Akira does actually time to time support Alice’s more academic advances in Totsuki by teaching seminars. It’s a rare occurrence but whenever he does, a broad number of students come rushing. 

He also found himself a little hobby in a little side-business as perfumer. Originally, he only wanted to construct a perfume for his wife Hisako as a little surprise for an anniversary and ended up thinking: “Why not make some money out of this?” While the perfume for Hisako of course is a Hisako-Only-Creation that will never make it into the public hands, he did bring 3 other perfumes to the market that sell pretty well. 

Akira has two children with Hisako, a son and a daughter. The son, Akio Hayama, is part of the 114th Generation and a member of Totsuki’s current Elite 10. The daughter, Kaori Hayama, is part of the 115th Generation as well as it’s valedictorian. 

#meep I tried ovo;; #I also wanted to do Hisako and Ryo...but now I did end up tired #but it would mean the world to me if any of you gave it a read ; 7 ; #I really hope I did okay #Shokugeki no Soma #Shokugeki no Kimiko Stuffz #Megumi Tadokoro #IsaMegu #Takumi Aldini #TakuIku #Alice Nakiri #RyoAli #Akira Hayama #AkiSako

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Singapore guide: Why to visit Singapore, How to get there, What to visit, Where to eat & My personal experience

Hi! Today I am going to tell you about my Singapore experience. You find pics on my tumblr account and even MORE pics on my Instagram account                  ( Daria_Dana_Off ) Now, lets begin this!

Well, it all started an year ago when we went to Dubai. We were really excited to be there and the family friends we went with told us and showed us some pics of Singapore. My parents said they were nice and they basically put in their mind the fact that we NEED to see Singapore just because they liked the pics. Practically, it was a dare. When they told me by February that we were going to Singapore, I thought they were joking, but for them it was all so serious. And this was it, I “woke up” a few days before and realized it was not a joke. I was right in the middle of this madness. Finally I packed up and prepared for a long flight. And here we get at the first point of the article, that is HOW TO GET THERE?

I got there by plane because that seemed the quickest way, but you can get a cruise too. It depends on where do you live. We had a 1 hour long flight and then we had an airstrike that was first meant to be for 2 hours, but it ended up like 4 hours and a half. The other flight was for about 11 hours and it was pretty good. We flied with the Turkish airlines company at the business class because that’s how we proceed when we have flights longer than 4 hours. From the airport to the hotel we hired a taxi that you find after you pick up your suitcases. 

We stayed at Village Hotel at Sentosa , it was nice and the people there were great. We wanted to stay at Marina Bay Sands, but it was a problem (there were 3 adults and a kid on the papers, though we were 2 adults and 2 kids and they said that they don’t have that big rooms...) We got there at 2am so we started visiting in the next day. What to visit?

In the first day we just spent some time getting to know the people there and the town, so we went for a walk in the morning after we had our breakfast. We also went to see the most southern point of Asia and took some great photos that you find on my Instagram account. In the afternoon we went to the pool we had at the hotel and that was the first day and nothing more. Second day was much fun because we went to a theme park, more exactly Universal Studious Singapore. We bought our tickets online and I recommend you to get the Express ones so you won’t wait at very long like for hours.  In the evening we took some pics at the merlion statue and we saw a nice show at Wings of time and I had a real snake around my neck too, if you want proof you can see one of mi Instagram posts. In the third day we went to Adventure Cove Waterpark where we had fun in the water. I have some objections here, though. When we first got  there, we had no where to put our things and we had to wait 1 hour so they can find us a place. Second, they closed the attractions 2 time “because of the rain” and it didn’t rain. We also went to the Trick Eye Museum that I liked.  Anyway, third day was the worst for me because of my leg, but we visited Singapore Zoo. We got tickets that included all the activities, that means Singapore Zoo, River Safari and Night Safari, all related to animals. I made a sprain at my leg and it was awful. That’s why in the next day me and my dad styed in the hotel rom with a lot of ice. For then it was planned a bird park, but I don’t know how it was called since I haven’t been there. Well, the next day I was much better so we visited Madame Tussauds Singapore which was really nice and we also got tickets for the “Bollywood experience” which I definitely loved.  In the afternoon we went to Gardens by the Bay where we took so many pics. Most of my Instagram and Tumblr posts are from this day because it was so much to picture and I was in a photo mood. In the evening we wet to the big wheel, Singapore Flyer, and had dinner there. Next day, we didn’t take breakfast at the hotel because we wanted to take breakfast in the cable car. It was a nice experience and I really enjoyed it. After that we went to see The bell of happiness . There were some more nice things there and a nice café where we ate a Rainbow Cake. 

Well, since I haven’t told you so much about Where to eat? here we go... One of my best recommendations is a really nice restaurant next on the beach  named Coastes. Btw, I am only going to tell you about the restaurants that really have something more than the others or I really liked a lot, not all the restaurants we’ve been to. Another restaurant that I didn’t really enjoy more was Shoukouwa Restaurant, which had 2 Michelin stars. I don’t really like Asian food excepting the Japanese and Chinese one so I can’t recommend you any restaurants based on that, but the restaurants I’ve mentioned before had both Asian and “normal” food if I can call it like that. We found some nice natural ice cream shop next to our hotel as well, down at the Sentosa Express ,it was named Stickhouse. Also, I said before about dinner in the big wheel and breakfast in the cable car. Yes it was a nice experience, but it wasn’t an extraordinary food. It was normal food, close to what we had at the hotel or other restaurants. We only went there for the nice experience.

We also went Shopping, but it wasn’t something special I liked about that and we only went to Vivo city so it wasn’t a big deal. 

And, yeah, I know this should’ve been the first point of this article, but now I am telling you my own opinion about Singapore and Why to visit it? 

I really liked it and I had so much fun spending time with my family and friends there. It was a nice experience and my parents promised to return there. I think you should visit Singapore at any age because you find so much stuff to do no matter how old or young you are, but it is mostly intended for kids. People there are really nice and they always smile at you, they talk to you and make you feel one of them. When I got my leg twisted, the man in the taxi told us everything about their hospitals and the others. When we got at the hotel they immediately drove me and my family at the hospital .They said I have to get a plaster case, but we knew the fact that we couldn’t fly back home with that because it was a long flight so we practically left when we sent the doctor I don't know where. :))) When my parents were called from the hospital, they said we left because they remembered they forgot their card in the room and they paid trough card so they won’  t get there again and they wont put me a plaster case. :))) Overall, it was a nice and lovely experience. Even the one with the hospital, when I couldn’t stop laughing. :)) I love you so much and if you kept reading ‘till here, well done and thank you so much. I totally recommend Singapore for anyone in the world. Where have you been for spring break?

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What You Need to Do About Malaysia Visa

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The most essential part of the visa run, nevertheless, is basically the planning. Do not be concerned, there's photo taking service beside EPSC. A passport is quite a very important thing for a person.

Type of Malaysia Visa Edmonton Alberta Employment Agency will help you understand that dream. All Malaysian nationals wishing to study in the united kingdom will want to submit an application for a study visa before they are entitled to enter the UK and begin their programme of study. Planning for your trip is important not just to organize your itinerary but also to make certain that you have the necessary travel documentation to join the nation, like a valid passport and visa.

If you are just changing flights in Malaysia and won't be leaving the airport, you don't require a visa. You have to get your visa before you travel and it has to be valid for the entire time that you're planning to remain in Malaysia. If you try to apply for your visa with us, we won't charge you any extra fees to secure you the correct travel insurance.

If you are searching for a fake id the chance is high which you are underage. For small visits, having itinerary for return is highly suggested. When it is shorter than that period of time, your pass won't be processed.

One of the major reason behind is that it is not very expensive destination in terms of budget. It is a good destination for whether you are traveling for your honeymoon or with your family. It is very strict when it comes to prohibited and illegal drugs.

In addition, keep in mind there might be limitations placed on the number of tourist visas the Royal Thai Consulate will provide you in a brief time period (if you continue traveling from Thailand to Penang for new visas, for instance). Additionally, there are many restaurants serving Saudi, Lebanese, Turkish, in fact any form of food you are able to imagine, Saudi is a remarkable place to receive fat! Islam is the principal religion in the nation, therefore it would be better to get accustomed to the Islamic culture first should you wish to create friends with the locals fast and straightforward.

United States of America passport holders do not need a visa to go to Singapore for company or for social visit purposes. Verify the rules for several countries listed below to decide if you will need a visa. Additionally, the Canadian citizen should have proof of ability to get expert licensing in america and either a passport or birth certificate.

In the majority of cases, no particular vaccinations are necessary for entry into China. In Western societies there's been a perception that the subordination of the person to the typical good has led to the sacrifice of human rights. The individual also has to have a passport for travel into the usa with a proper, current photo.

Malaysia Visa Explained Indeed the range of expansion of education is massive and in addition, it covers up certain crucial facets. The nation is called business centred country, however, tourism industry plays a huge role in its economy too. Fourthly, the support service for worldwide students is one of the very best on earth.

Work permits generally last between six months and five decades, based on the length of the work contract and the sort of visa. The application procedure is easy and not stressful if you're able to provide all of the necessary documents. The application requires you to submit a passport photo in addition to the application.

You've got to submit the application alongside a bank statement of last 6 months. Thus do check before flying what's the right procedure based on your Malaysia visa requirements. How much will it cost, where is it possible to get the insurance policy requirement and so on.

Getting the Best Malaysia Visa Gifting isn't in any respect easy. Once your Malaysia visa is accepted, the agent will subsequently supply you with your visa identification number that you can verify on the official government website and just then make whole payment.

It is more affordable to purchase air ticket online since you don't need to pay the extra travel agent fee. In addition, a little cash security bond should be placed. In case the visa doesn't become approved and there's an unforeseen change of plans, lots of money is wasted on cancellation fees.

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Journey across the Mediterranean on this culinary carpet of deliciousness! Yarana's Morocco to Multan Pide is a traditional Turkish flatbread, topped with your choice of classic chicken or paneer tikka, tossed with roasted bell peppers and drizzled with makhani sauce.

Yarana - Best Indian Restaurant in Singapore.

An authentic Indian Cuisine offers a unique luncheon and dining experience for locals and visitors. Fine dining, catering, tikka, india, tandoori, biryani, buffet, Curries, Masala, Roti, Indian Bread.

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Best turkish restaurant near Clarke quay in singapore | Grandkonak

This collection of best Turkish restaurant Singapore food highlights the amazing flavors of that famous Mediterranean cuisine. Check out our top Turkish Restaurants in Singapore recommendations when your having your cravings grandkonak.

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Best Restaurant Buffet Menus In New York

There are some incredibly spectacular restaurant buffet spreads. You'll be able to select from a self-serve oyster bar to a decked-out Indian buffet. Read on to search out one of the best buffet in your space! Listed beneath are some of the most effective restaurant buffet menus in New York. Despite the abundance of food on provide, you must be sure you ask about the restaurant's prices, too. A buffet meal is a superb worth, so check out a restaurant's reviews first, before booking a desk.

The Jacob Restaurant in Harlem, New York, provides a delicious soul meals buffet. The cuisine varies from Southern to Caribbean, with an emphasis on soul food. The recent bar presents dishes corresponding to oxtail and smothered turkey wings. There's also meatloaf and spaghetti with meat sauce. The buffet is properly-known for its high quality and selection. You'll want to make a reservation prematurely, as it may get busy!

The menu at Star of India Restaurant options each spicy and mild food. For a more conventional fare expertise, attempt the chana masala (chicken in a spicy sauce) that's fashionable with many foodies in the town. For dessert, attempt the baklava minis or a mug of Turkish coffee. Yelp reviewers also rave about the Authentic North Indian cuisine. They're an incredible alternative if you are searching for a buffet that offers one thing for everyone!

Aside from the same old staples like turkey and ham, there are additionally some delicious choices you'll find at different restaurants. In Montgomery, there's the Martha's Table, the place fried rooster and mashed potatoes are served. If you are not a fan of rooster, you could want the sushi and stir fry options. You too can order fried rooster and mashed potatoes. Sweet potato pie and collard greens are also on the menu.

For costlier fare, the Conrad Macau resort buffet is a must. There's sushi, meats and seafood, home-made pasta, and limitless Veuve Clicquot champagne. You'll take pleasure in limitless drinks and even more desserts and alcohol, with every meal being a possibility to have a good time life. It is not day by day you get to select from such a lavish spread of options. If you're visiting Singapore, remember to pattern the scrumptious and decadent spread.

For the last word in Italian meals, attempt Cici's buffet. It features recent, flavorful Italian dishes, and the buffet additionally affords pasta. This is a superb option for anybody who loves to attempt several types of cuisine. Whether you are on the lookout for a china harbor buffet menu or a full dinner, you'll discover something to delight your palate. If you are planning a romantic dinner with your partner, make sure you reserve one of the best place for the buffet.

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Tabbouleh by Muzaffar — Best Lebanese Restaurant in Singapore

We hope you enjoyed this article about tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant. Eating at an authentic Lebanese restaurant is a great way to get a taste of the culture. If you are looking for authentic Lebanese food in Singapore, we hope you’ll visit us at www.tabbouleh.sg. 

Lebanese cuisine is famous for a reason, it is delicious. Lebanese cuisine is a combination of Mediterranean, Arabic, and Turkish cuisine. Lebanese food is known for its flavors and variety in ingredients. Lebanese food is influenced by the different regions they have lived in throughout history. The Lebanese restaurants are a craze in Singapore and the Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant has the best Lebanese food in Bussorah Street, Singapore. The restaurant is owned by Muzzaffar Khan.

The restaurant has been open for over a year now, and they are still serving up delicious dishes like tabbouleh salad and hummus. For those who are not aware, tabbouleh refers to a Lebanese salad that is made using tomato, parsley, mint, onion, and lemon juice. (Tabbouleh is also known as tabouli, tabbouli, tabouleh, tabouli, and tabouleh). It is an extremely popular dish in singapore.

Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant is a family-run restaurant that serves authentic Lebanese food. The dishes are prepared with fresh ingredients, and their customers can enjoy the unique taste of its dishes at any time of the day. 

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Try Our Best Turkish Food With Chef Amr Elgohary ( Owner )

Pasha Turkish Restaurant Mezza & Grill is the best Turkish restaurant in Singapore, offering a variety of delicious Turkish dishes. The restaurant is located in the heart of Singapore, making it convenient for visitors to enjoy a meal. Pasha Turkish Restaurant Mezza & Grill offers a variety of Turkish dishes, including kebabs, mezes, and pides. The restaurant also offers a wide selection of drinks, making it the perfect place to enjoy a meal with friends or family.

Pasha Turkish Restaurant Mezza & Grill: The Best Turkish Restaurant in Singapore

We are a Turkish restaurant in Singapore. Our team works hard to offer you delicious Turkish food and great service. Come to our restaurant and enjoy real Turkish cuisine!

The best time to visit Pasha Mezza & Grill Restaurant is during the summer when temperatures are high and daylight hours are long. This makes it easy for you to enjoy your meal while taking in all of the sights around town. You can also try out some local dishes like kebabs or köfte

Pasha Mezza & Grill Restaurant is located in Singapore a city that’s famous for its delicious food and beautiful beaches. The restaurant serves Turkish dishes such as kebabs, shish kebabs and köfte (meatballs). BY are the best chef — Amr Elgohary. You can also enjoy some of their specialties like the pilav yemekleri (rice dishes)

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Singapore – the tiniest possible city- country, with the fanciest Michelin Star restaurants and rooftop bars with drop dead gorgeous views on the city. However famed for its innumerable hawker centers, where you can find the best, honest, no-frills food. From thirst-quenching fresh fruits to sugar cane juice and the best chicken rice, the hawker centers have it all. Read on to check out the best things must eat when in Singapore.

1. Hainanese Chicken Rice

One of the most satisfying meals – rice cooked in chicken stock, with a side of either steamed chicken or steamed chicken with sticky soy sauce. Absolutely healthy, the soy chicken is much more flavorsome, the best part, however, is the rice cooked in stock. Team with your favourite sauces – try the ginger sauce, more soy, and oyster sauce.

Must have at – Hawker Chan, Chinatown Food Center

Steamed chicken and rice at Lau Pa Sat

Soy chicken and rice at Hawker Chan

2. Laksa

Soupy noodles, prawns, and coconut curry, what’s not to love? Noodles, prawns, occasional addition of oysters and egg, Laksa is a cross between Malay and Chinese cuisine. Cooked in coconut milk, with really huge and juicy sprouts (have not seen these anywhere back home) and lots of chilly. Also tried Laksa without prawns and with tofu and some bread as well, and loved it even more.

Must have at – Original Laksa at Roxy Square

Laksa at 328 Katong Laksa

3. Hokkien Prawn Mei

Stir-fried noodles seasoned with soy sauce, chilly and vinegar, topped with prawns and chilly sauce by the side. This semi gravy noodle dish is most hearty and packs a real punch with the garlic, chilly sauce on the side. De-shell the fresh prawns for this meatilicious affair.

Hokkein mei at Marina Bay Shoppes Food Court

4. Satay

Despite having so many Hawker Centers, there are no hawkers on the street, except for Satay Street. Every evening at 7PM the street next to Lau Pa Sat shuts down to give way to Satay Street. Hawkers come in every day to put up their stalls for some tantalizing Satay. Chicken, mutton, and prawn satay combos with sticky rice cake and the most delicious peanut sauce. Absolutely loved the slightly sweet grilled meats. Best washed down with sugarcane juice.

Must have at – Satay Street

Chicken, mutton and prawn satay, peanut sauce and fresh sugarcane juice

Prawn Satay

Satay Street, Singapore

One for the camera

5. Carrot Cake

One of the most deceptive dishes ever, since you can find no hints of carrots or cake here. An omelette stuffed with steamed, fresh radish cubes giving it a very meaty texture. Carrot cake comes in two flavors, a classic one and one tossed with a lot of black soy. Quite an interesting take on carrot cake, top it with some sauces and you are good to go.

Must try at – Lau Pa Sat

Fried carrot cake – classic and laden with soy

6. Oyster Omelette

Another one of the delicacies of Singapore, fried oysters with eggs and a lot of chilies. On a bed of whole eggs, scrambled egg, fresh oyster, garlic, chilies and topped with fresh coriander. Although I personally did not like the texture of oysters, since it was my first time trying the seafood, oyster lovers must try it.

Must try at – Katong Keah Kee Fried Oysters, Chinatown Food Street

Oyster Omelette at Katong Keah Kee Fried Oysters, Chinatown Food Street

7. Dumplings

Although there are some pretty neat places serving dumplings back home, these were precious. Juicy meat, thin skin, perfectly balanced spices and perfectly steamed, teamed with a chilly oil sauce. I tried these at Lau Pa Sat, and the pork ones were so thinly minced that it didn’t feel like pork at all.

Must try at – Din ta Fung

Pork Sui Mai

8. Kaya Toast set

One of the most popular breakfasts of Singapore – crust cut toast, a thick (like quarter of an inch thick) layer of butter, kaya jam (tasted something like coconut and figs) served with soft boiled eggs and choice of coffee or tea.

Must have at – The Toast Box

Kaya Toast Set, Sentosa Island

9. Ice Kachang

Fans of baraf ka gola back at home, this is especially for you. Finely crushed ice, topped with your favourite flavours and tapioca seeds. Also, don’t forget to try the Mango Sago, crushed mango slush, topped with fresh mango puree, mango chunks and more tapioca. Perfect summer desserts.

Mago Sago Ice Kachang, Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

10. Maggi Goreng

Most popular in Malaysia, maggi goreng is basically fried maggi and one of the most delectable vegetarian options available. Stir fried maggi with vegetables and eggs, is sure to tantalize your tastebuds giving this classic home food.

Must have at – Any Indian/ Muslim food stall

Maggi Goreng

11. Turkish food

Apart from all the excellent Asian delicacies, visit Haji lane for some mind-boggling Turkish food. Tried a fresh Mezze platter with Lavaash bread, excellent hummus but what I loved most was baba ghanoush, a dip Delhi restaurants have failed miserably to get right. Also found the steamed rice rolls quite interesting and ah, the fresh olives.

Must try at – Haji Lane, Arab Street

Mezze Platter at Haji Lane

  Honorable mentions include sugarcane juice, fresh fruits everywhere you go (best thirst quenchers) 100 plus energy water and Malaysian food street at Sentosa Island.

  Top 11 things to eat in Singapore Singapore - the tiniest possible city- country, with the fanciest Michelin Star restaurants and rooftop bars with drop dead gorgeous views on the city.

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You are invited to a candlelit dinner with sky as the view

Carrying its passengers to all around the world with travel health and safety at the forefront, Turkish Airlines continues its return to good old days with dining onboard. Hosting hundreds of thousands of passengers with Turkish hospitality on the skies every day, flag carrier airline will continue its dining on board service on intercontinental Business Class flights starting from 31 October 2021.

            Dining services on board were paused on 25 August 2020 in order to protect the travel health of passengers and flight crews. Now with the increase in vaccination and precautions showing their effects, passengers will be able to partake in the service once again.

            Global carrier will start the intercontinental business class flights with fresh drinks and hot towels specially prepared for its passengers and will follow it with rich breakfast options. Best examples of Turkish and world cuisine will be presented by Flying Chefs in the flying restaurants with great views above the clouds.

            Passengers who are flying at night will be able to partake in these delicious treats at the time of their choosing by making their selections on “Dine on Demand” service.

About Turkish Airlines:

Established in 1933 with a fleet of five aircraft, Star Alliance member Turkish Airlines has a fleet of 371 (passenger and cargo) aircraft flying to 328 worldwide destinations as 278 international and 50 domestic, in 128 countries. More information about Turkish Airlines can be found on its official website www.turkishairlines.com or its social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, and Instagram.

About Star Alliance:

The Star Alliance network was established in 1997 as the first truly global airline alliance to offer worldwide reach, recognition and seamless service to the international traveller. Its acceptance by the market has been recognised by numerous awards, including the Air Transport World Market Leadership Award and Best Airline Alliance by both Business Traveller Magazine and Skytrax.

The member airlines are: Adria Airways, Aegean Airlines, Air Canada, Air China, Air India, Air New Zealand, ANA, Asiana Airlines, Austrian, Avianca, Avianca Brasil, Brussels Airlines, Copa Airlines, Croatia Airlines, EGYPTAIR, Ethiopian Airlines, EVA Air, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, Singapore Airlines, South African Airways, SWISS, TAP Air Portugal, THAI, Turkish Airlines and United.

Overall, the Star Alliance network currently offers more than 19,000 daily flights to more than 1,250 airports in 195 countries. Further connecting flights are offered by Star Alliance Connecting Partner, Juneyao Airlines.

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