Asian Allure

Asian Allure

Featuring New Ubin Seafood (Hillview), Taste Paradise 味之楼 (ION Orchard), Wah Lok Cantonese Restaurant, Tonkatsu by Ma Maison (Mandarin Gallery), Ryoshi Sushi Ikeikemaru (Liang Court), Sungei Road Laksa, The Halia at Singapore Botanic Gardens, Tatsuya, Fat Bird 胖胖鸡 (Bugis), Quentin's The Eurasian Restaurant (Ceylon Road)
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Came for grilled chicken which has this charcoal grilled taste almost like it was smoked , but it was the laps that won us over . Also the crab curry was excellent , this generous portion of crab meat .

Came for a snack n was impressed with the food quality . Both chillis were also excellent . Have to try the signature chicken soup next time.

When u want various flavours of crayfish , this is the place to go , they use an Australian variety of crayfish which they farm in Indonesia n deliver fresh . They also offer FOC peeling service for those who don’t wanna get their hands dirty . The peppers and pig blood dish was nice too .

The ID did a fantastic job , very pretty location . For groups u can have a lovely square table layout with bbq in the middle or facing the chef . But the service was poor , table was not cleaned properly before we sat down , lacks finasse & training. Food was nothing to complain about but also nothing to rave about .

Their pork wanton & dumplings can be tabao n put in the freezer , taken out anytime to dump into Toru soup w vegetables .

The decor & high ceiling with the stage brings u back to old Shanghai n old school family reunion dinners . U get the feeling the service staff have worked here their whole lives n e patrons are long time regulars , it feels very warm n homely . The service staff are excellent , it’s from working a long time n knowing what e customer wants even before they open their mouth . Most importantly , every dish is good , has standard . This lamb dish self wrapped in crepe skin is one of my fav .

We enjoyed the Horfun w Scallops and Carrot Cake w Prawn , it is very well executed with the abundant wok hei & crispiness . But the price vs portion somehow doesn’t make it worthwhile . $38 for a Hor Fun u truly expect a bigger portion even if scallops were used .

The red wine chicken had a really tasty warming broth which I lapped up . but the thunder tea rice was a bit dissapointing , although the 25 grain rice was something different , it lacked the usual green vegetables I see at other thunder tea rice places , it felt more like a rainbow rice bowl with the yellow capsicum etc . The chilli was excellent though .

The juicy tender smoky grilled chicken was to die for , paired with their water spinach which was wok hei out so amazingly the smoky flavour was savoured in every crunchy bite . The Tom Yam soup with prawns was a huge ass portion and so yummy .

We tried the Shanghai seasonal greens ( super fresh & crunchy ), the sesame chicken , the croaker fish w yellow chili was really good , and the braised lamb w ginger . Everything was delicious , suitable for those who prefer light clean palette as the seasoning is not as heavy as Hunan or Szechuan cuisine .

E salads we ordered was fantastic ! Fresh tangy bursting with flavour !
Great place for wood fire grill foods

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