The Peranakan Restaurant Tasting Session 2018
442 Orchard Road
#02-01 Claymore Connect

Opening Hours:
Daily: 11am - 10pm


https://www.facebook.com/ThePeranakanSG/

This was an invited media review. I did not pay for the meal during the free hosted tasting session.
Attended with representatives from Chubby Botak Koala, Purple Taste, Her Pen And Fork, Jelly Love Fats, Little Tiny Sun, msginginly, and Epicurious Caniggia.

Apom Bokwa With Pisang Pengat (SGD $12)

The Stew House
110 Pasir Ris Central #02-07

https://www.facebook.com/thestewhouse/

Set Meal (SGD $6)

One Bowl Restaurant & Bar Tasting Session
101 Jalan Sultan
#01-00 The Sultan Hotel

Opening Hours:
Daily: 11am - 10pm


https://www.facebook.com/onebowlsg/

This was an invited media review. I did not pay for the meal during the free hosted tasting session, but I did pay the standard price during subsequent visits.
Attended with representatives from High Net Worth, Chubby Botak Koala, Purple Taste, Jelly Love Fats, and Fundamentally Flawed.

One Bowl Restaurant & Bar, Flat Lay

Be Frank
290 Orchard Road
#B1-K26 Paragon

http://www.coney.com.sg/

Set Meal (SGD $9.90)

Sky22 Tasting Session
99 Irrawaddy Road
#22-00 Courtyard By Marriott Singapore

Opening Hours:
Mon - Fri (Semi-Buffet): 12pm - 2:30pm (Lunch), 6pm - 10pm (Dinner),
Sat - Sun (Full Buffet): 12pm - 10pm


http://www.marriott.com/hotel-restaurants/sincy-courtyard-singapore-novena/sky22/5991301/home-page.mi


This was an invited media review. I did not pay for the meal during the free hosted tasting session.
Attended with representatives from HungryGoWhere, Jelly Magically, Shauneeie, SG Cafe Hopping, Shoot And Spoon, Food Gem, and Daniel Food Diary.

Char Siew Barbecue Pork Ribs

Poké Lulu
101 Thomson Road
#01-K13 United Square

138 Robinson Road
#01-07 Oxley Tower

181 Orchard Road
#05-51 Orchard Central

https://www.facebook.com/pokelulu/

Poké Bowl, Medium (SGD $15.90)

Ah Tan Wings
51 Yishun Avenue 11 #01-40

https://www.facebook.com/ahtanwings/

Atas Wing Meal (SGD $5.20)

Urban Ventures Street Party

https://www.facebook.com/events/141527243186856/

https://www.urbandesignfestival.com/


This was an invited media review. Free and open to public.
Attended with representatives from WhiteLabel PR, and X Clarie Acacia Teo.

Reinterpret Public Space

Top 5 Hobart Attractions

All photos in this post were not shot by me, and are credited to their respective sources.


City: Hobart
State: Tasmania
Country: Australia

The former penal colony outpost of Hobart has experienced both booms and busts over its long history. As the financial and administrative heart of Tasmania, the city now serves as the main port for Australia operations to Antarctica. The city is famed for its vibrant arts and cultural scene, as well as its ample natural beauty.

Here are the Top 5 Tourist Attractions to visit in Hobart, all of which hold important cultural or historical significance. All these are permanent locations which can be visited and viewed at any time throughout the year.


1. Museum Of Old And New Art (MONA)

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Described as a 'subversive adult Disneyland', the Museum Of Old And New Art (MONA) in Hobart is the largest privately funded museum in both Tasmania and Australia, housing over 400 antique and modern contemporary art pieces from eccentric millionaire David Walsh's private art collection. Delighting in the controversial, macabre, fun, or attention-grabbing, the museum is intentionally whimisical and ominous, its pieces evoking strong emotions. Highlights include the 'Cloaca Professional' by Wim Delvoye, a machine which turns food into excrement; or 'Snake' by Sidney Nolan, a giant Rainbow Serpent mural made from 1,620 paintings.



2. Salamanca Place

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The precinct of Salamanca Place in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, has a lot of history in its rows of sandstone buildings. The picturesque former port warehouses of the area are classic examples of Australian colonial architecture, and have been converted into galleries, restaurants, and shops, making the area a popular nightlife spot. Families will enjoy the sheltered Salamanca Square, a public area with a centerpiece fountain and lawns, ringed by shops and cafes. The well-weathered 1839 Kelly’s Steps is a notable landmark, and every Saturday morning till early afternoon, the vibrant Salamanca Market attracts crowds with its over 300 vendors.



3. Kunanyi

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Officially known as Kunanyi, but more commonly known by its unofficial name of Mount Wellington, this mountain in the southeast coastal region of Tasmania, Australia, rises to 1,271 metres above sea level. It offers spectacular views from its summit, including the city of Hobart below, the Derwent estuary to the east, and the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area to the west. Part of the natural beauty here is a result of the peak rising above cloud level, allowing you to look out over the clouds and the city. At night, the twinkling lights of the city below are just as mesmerising.



4. Tasmanian Devil Unzoo

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The Tasmanian Devil Unzoo Conservation Park, also known as Taranna Wildlife Park, is a 4-in-1 nature experience that combines up-close animal encounters, wildlife adventures, a Tasmanian native botanic garden, and Tasmanian original artwork galleries. An hour's drive from Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, the highlight here is to see the endangered Tasmanian devils in 4 unique habitat areas, as well as the Birds Of The Bush show which features galahs, corellas, and more.



5. Derwent River, Tasman Bridge

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The Derwent River in Australia is practically unmissable, as it flows right through the city of Hobart. As the 2nd longest river in Tasmania, it is widely used for recreation, boating, fishing, marine transportation, and industry. Spanning the river is one of the longest prestressed concrete bridges, the Tasman Bridge. Views of sunrise and sunset over the river are spectacular from this iconic bridge that connects the shores, and it's beautifully and brightly lit at night.





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