Showing posts with label Kallang Wave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kallang Wave. Show all posts

Bring You Family For Homely Local Cuisine At AOne Claypot House

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Hi Huneybees,


After a month of vegetarian diet,, I have taken a lighter and healthier approach when it comes to food. That is also why I fell in love with the dishes served in AOne Claypot House when I was invited for a food tasting session there.

Whilst watching a healthy, balanced menu, the flavour of the dishes are not compromised. It brings me back to those happy days (when studying for exams was all I stressed about), whole family sitting around the dining table, enjoying my mum's cooking.


All because at AOne, they believe in creating a casual, comfortable atmosphere for everyone to share and enjoy family-style comfort food, encompassing all the local flavours of Singapore, that we all grew up loving and eating.


Dishes prepared in claypot is not easy to find and it is definitely a test of the chef's skills, but they have chose to use the claypot as they believe that food should be consume at the right temperature.
Together with fresh ingredients, the claypot allows good airflow, good heat insulation, thus locking all the moisture and nutrients in while cooking, resulting in tender and juicy meats whilst using less oil.


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Before I get started introducing you to the mouth watering dishes, you definitely have to order yourself a pot of their caffeine free and no added sugar - Assorted Fruit and Flower Tea. Not only is it infused with floral fragrance, you can also find Chinese Hawthorn 山楂 inside.

I love having Chinese Hawthorn tea as it has a slight sourish touch, that is appetizing and very good for digestion as well. It can lower blood pressure and cholesterol, and (LADIES!!!) it is also beneficial for those who want to get that hourglass figure. Hehehe...


Now that I have whetted your appetite, it's time to get to the main dishes! Amongst all those that we have tried that day, I love the Premium Dried Scallop Porridge (干贝艇仔粥), that comes served full of fresh and sweet scallops, fish and cuttlefish infused into the porridge cooked with pearl white rice. 


This is the type of porridge that is cooked to a gooey thick texture, and not matter how long you stir or leave it cold, it does not turn watery. With the claypot, my porridge remained warm throughout the whole session, letting us enjoy this porridge slowly with every bite, taking in the "sea". :)


And for scallop lovers like me, be sure to try the Premium Claypot (一品锅) and Steamed Scallop with Minced Garlic Vermicelli (蒜蓉粉丝蒸带子). 

The Premium Claypot with its prestigious name, encompasses all sorts of seafood - Abalone, Mushroom, Scallop, Sliced Fish, Prawn and Fish Maw. I can simply have this and a bowl of plain white rice to go with!


For a light meal, you can have the Steamed Scallop with Minced Garlic Vermicelli. The seasoning is just right and with the right pairing of the garlic and seafood, the vermicelli is definitely my go to comfort food now. I always have this when I go to AOne. :X

Of course, if you have more people joining you, you can try out these other delicious dishes as well.

Dried Scallop Porridge with Minced Meat & Assorted Eggs (Century Egg, Salted Egg, Egg)
干贝三色混蛋肉碎粥
Honey Chicken
冰花蜜汁鸡丁
Deep fried pumpkin and lotus root with creamy salted egg sauce
(咸蛋奶油金瓜莲藕)
Assorted Vegetables in Sambal Sauce
四大天王
Ever since this food tasting session, I am always dropping by for more. The food is great and the ambience, perfect for family gatherings and chit chats over food. I would recommend this for a family of all generations to come enjoy a meal ~~~



AOne Claypot House
Location : (9 outlets)
  • Causeway Point #03-31 S738099
  • Chinatown Point #B1-47 S059413
  • Junction 8 #01-49 S579837
  • Jurong Point (JP1) #03-09 S648886
  • NEX #B1-73 S556083
  • Suntec City Mall #B1-135 S038983
  • Tampines 1 #05-04 S529536
  • The Seletar Mall #02-14/15/16 S797653
  • The Sports Hub #01-33/34 S397628





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Where Is Chicken Rice From? Who Started The Kallang Wave? Tiger Beer Has The Answer!

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Hi Huneybees,


My friends were simply as curious as me when this crate was delivered to my doorstep. What is the Unofficial Official History Of Singapore?! My little friends did some dusting, going all Sherlock Holmes and decided to open the mysterious crate.



Addressed to me and something from Tiger Beer? Hmmm, I still have to use a crow bar to open the crate. Super duper mysterious, I am seriously burning in suspense. Are you?????    >.<



Okok! Enough with the suspense, it is actually a top secret file accompanied with my favourite party drink - Tiger Beer in bottled and canned form! But wait, something's a little different, did they change their packaging? It feels like I just opened a time capsule, I have got to read the files first...


Wow! Apparently this crate was discovered in an abandoned pre-war bunker at the foot of Mount Faber! Along with the vintage 1965 Tiger Beer drinks, there are also old photos and shocking artifacts from out nation's past that will shed light on 2 of our iconic treasures - Kallang Wave and Chicken Rice!


Wah! Seems like it's really a time blast from the past! With SG50 coming up and the nation celebrating the golden jubilee, Tiger Beer with its strong affiliation with Singapore, has launched this new campaign to inspire Singaporeans to look st ourselves with a new perspective. 


Drawing inspiration from the very first Tiger Beer produced in 1965, we are going back in time to explore the origins of some of Singapore's icons with a light hearted manner. 

Where is Chicken Rice from? 

Everyone have been trying claim the rights, but what if the truth lies with this video interview from Tiger Beer that will be launched on 16 March 2015?! You have got to catch it at tigerbeer.com.sg, to find out the truth!

Photo Credits: www.myactivesg.com
The other icon in highlight is the Kallang Wave. So, we have been doing it over and over at every celebrate Singapore event, but who was the one who came up with the idea?

Well, Tiger Beer has found him! He is Chu Beng Huat and you have got to watch this exclusive interview of him sharing his incredible rags-to-riches story. It will only be available at tigerbeer.com.sg on 23 March 2015, but be sure to watch it to discover the Kallang Wave history!


So, whilst we are waiting for the videos, let's lay back and relax, enjoy these amazing Tiger Beers from 1965!


These limited edition adaptations of the classic 1965 themed Tiger Beer cans, pints and bottles are here to celebrate Singapore's 50th Anniversary and you will be able to find 4 specially designed SG50 15-can (330ml) packs from 16 March 2015 at all major supermarkets and hypermarkets.

Each pack comes with a limited edition T-shirt which also comes in 4 different collectible design. And if you are looking to get a more exclusive limited edition SG50 T-shirt, be sure to purchase a bucket of Tiger pints at S$50 at all the participating bars and outlets!


But I would say the must-get has got to be the specially designed vintage analogue watch and pen! They are only redeemable when you collect the corresponding crown liners from the limited edition SG50 quart bottles (633ml), that's available at all coffeeshops and hawker centres islandwide! Yipee!!!!


Ok, now I've got all the information sent out, it's time for me and my friends to enjoy some chilled Tiger Beer! CHEERS!!!




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How Will You Celebrate Singapore's 50th?

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Hi Huneybees,


"Yum Seng!!!" That's how we say "Cheers" here in Singapore. Alongside with another 49 icons of Singapore, the Singapore50 (SG50) celebrations kicked off on Friday 24 January 2014. I know this post has been delayed for awhile, but can I say blame it on Chinese New Year? Tehehehehe....




With Minister of Education, Mr Heng Swee Keat as the Chairman of the SG50 Sterring Committee as well as Acting Minister for Community Culture and Youth, Mr Lawrence Wong as the Chairman of SG50 Programme Office, we were all in celebration for the launch of the official SG50 logo and joined in to the start of the journey towards 2015, to shape Singapore' Golden Jubilee celebrations in 2015.


The SG50 logo that was revealed is the 50th icon of the 2 week long #ICONSOFSG teaser campaign, with "Little Red Dots" appearing all over Singapore, with a unique depiction of a slice of life in Singapore, like the lingo that we speak "LAH", ERP, Durians, Kopi Bag, etc...











The SG50 logo is inspired by the concept of a little red dot and is designed by local designer Jackson Tan, Creative Director of BLACK. He has won numerous prestigious local and international awards, including Designer of the Year in the President's Design Award in 2007.




Not only is the logo a play of the Singapore's "nickname" and its size on the map, it also symbolises Singapore's ability to constantly punch above our weight and our tenacity in overcoming our limitations in size and natural resources.


The logo's kept clean and simple, which also makes it customisable, so that Singaporeans can personalise the logo and make it their own. So here's my very own Huney'Z World SG50 logo made in Singapore!


So, Singapore, the beautiful garden city is celebrating its 50th anniversary of its independence in 2015 and what surprises do you have installed for her? How do you intend to celebrate her 50th? 



I had plans to go around Singapore asking for people to do the Kallang Wave video, what do you think? If you have ideas of your own, why not contribute them directly at the SG50 website www.Singapore50.sg, or in collection boxes located island-wide at community centres, public libraries and museums? The Call for Celebration Ideas period will be ongoing till 23 March 2014, so get cracking!


SG50 Celebration Fund

A SG50 Celebration Fund has also been set up to spur widespread participation in the celebrations and support ground-up ideas for SG50.

Applications will be open to groups of individuals, non-profit organisations, societies and companies registered in Singapore. Successful applications can receive funding of up to 450,000 per project. Projects will be assessed by the SG50 Celebration Fun Evaluation Panel, comprising community and industry experts from the people and private sectors.


For more information on SG50 logo, call for ideas and SG50 Celebration Fund, please visit www.Singapore50.sg.

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