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I think I am probably the first few who will be blogging about this new restaurant now as we chanced upon it along Bukit Timah on their 3rd day of business. Little Diner Since der was captivated by the exterior, we decided to go check it out. All we could find online was that this is a New York concept restaurant, and the chef Micheal Quinn is from New York. Our food for the night: 1. Burger. (around $18)Looks really good! Even though we ordered medium rare, it was way too raw. Lowe was too nice to send it back. I would have if it was me. We noticed that there were people sending the food back into the kitchen. 2. Chicken breast. (around $19)I thought it tasted quite tender for chicken breast and the vegetables complement it totally and the dish looked like a really healthy dish. However der thinks it tasted like hainanese chicken rice. He just needs a bowl of rice hah 3. Fish and chips (I think it was $19.50). Portion was definitely new york portion. I only managed o

An impromptu Fri dinner ended up at Krombi Rocks Diner and I love it! To be honest, I was surprised that this place serves all the dishes one can find at a zi char stall (at a slightly higher price though). I was actually expecting more of a western fast food fare which can be found at most of the recent popped up theme cafes by young people. In any case, I was more captivated by the comfortable homely feel this restaurant restaurant gave me. On a friday night, this to me was a quiet no frill place with a lot of old school items all placed together. Retro~ Don't you think the colour of the place look like we went back into time?  No effect was done on this pic.   Even the drink came in a large glass jug ($5) For our food, we ordered: Handmade Thai Fish Cake - 3 pieces ($4)  Lychee pork ribs ($13) - there was only 1 lychee :( but the pork tasted good  Beef fried rice ($8) - enough for 2 pax   We spotted this blind spot mirror on our way out of the

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