That's the website that I got the promotion info for Tsuta, it seems that the $38 promotion is for 2 ramens or dons, 2 drinks and one maki roll and one appetizer.
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That's the website that I got the promotion info for Tsuta, it seems that the $38 promotion is for 2 ramens or dons, 2 drinks and one maki roll and one appetizer.
time to change to bak chang theme
bak chang festival is around the corner
haaaa....
love dumplings bak chang (source: love dumplings)
Love Dumplings is a home-based business primarily selling rice dumplings. Having been financially affected by the pandemic, they started the business in mid-2020 to positive reviews, with customers coming back for repeat orders. Aside from their Kiam Bak Chang (starts from S$14 for 10pcs), they are also selling Teochew Kwong Qiang (S$54) and Teochew Kueh (S$18 for 12pcs).
Dates: Ongoing
Order here (free bak chang delivery with minimum S$60 order)
bak chang festival is around the corner
haaaa....
LOVE DUMPLINGS
love dumplings bak chang (source: love dumplings)
Love Dumplings is a home-based business primarily selling rice dumplings. Having been financially affected by the pandemic, they started the business in mid-2020 to positive reviews, with customers coming back for repeat orders. Aside from their Kiam Bak Chang (starts from S$14 for 10pcs), they are also selling Teochew Kwong Qiang (S$54) and Teochew Kueh (S$18 for 12pcs).
Dates: Ongoing
Order here (free bak chang delivery with minimum S$60 order)
Hoo Kee Bak Chang: Keeping Tradition Alive!
Posted on: May 27, 2021
The first time I tried Hoo Kee Bak Chang was back in 2006 when I started writing the blog! In those days, my mission was to quickly cover the best and most famous hawker stalls in Singapore and Hoo Kee was one of them. I still remembered how elated I felt when I was able to buy the bak chang the day I visited as I was to find out later that they usually sell out early as most people usually call up to reserve their bak chang first!
Read my original Hoo Kee post
Much has changed in the ensuring 15 years. The stall is now run by third generation Ryk Chew whose grandfather, Chew Hai Chwee started selling bak changs in 1948. His dad, Chew Chin Peng, whom I first bought the bak chang from, had since passed on shortly after they opened their new shop at Bukit Merah Central. In 2016, they even got listed in the Michelin Guide as a Bib Gourmand eatery! Unlike last time, their bak chang is now available throughout the day from their new shop in Bukit Merah so you don’t have to rush and queue to buy them at Amoy St Food Centre.
What makes their bak chang distinct is that unlike other stalls, they don’t cook the pork filling before wrapping it in the glutinous rice. The common way of making bak chang is to pre-cook all the ingredients first, then wrap it. So you won’t get the distinct pieces of braised pork belly as you would expect in a typical Hokkien bak chang.
Ryk tells me that he had stuck with his father’s principle of using fresh pork and only premium ingredients to make the dumplings. When you dig into the bak chang, the salted egg yolk is always deep orange in colour and oily which is a great indication of their quality. Their new store now has an airconditioned area where you can view the making of the dumplings daily.
The dumplings are still very good, although if I were to be completely honest, I felt it does lack that extra something which transported me to bak chang epiphany back in 2006. But such things are really hard to say as you can never compare the bak chang from 15 years ago to the one now and nostalgia is always a very powerful condiment! 4.25/5
Inaugural Corporate Gift Set
This year, Hoo Kee is introducing their inaugural limited edition Corporate Gift Sets which contains five of their Deluxe All-In Bak Chang (marinated lean pork, roasted chestnuts, salted egg yolk and shiitake mushrooms). Each set comes a unique box with the bak chang individually packed.
You can order your gift sets here: https://forms.gle/2xGUWCiXon2j7oUa8
Conclusion
Great to see the next generation taking a heritage brand and continuing its legacy! Time will tell if the bak chang gift sets will go the same way as mooncakes. Some people have expressed their concern about the wastage of packaging but, on the other hand, if you do want to send someone some bak chang as a gift, you don’t really want to just send them bak changs in a plastic bag!
Disclosure
We received a mediadrop of their new gift packs but we paid for the rest of the dumplings in this post.
Hoo Kee Bak Chang
Address:
161 Bukit Merah Central, #01-3735,, Singapore 150161
View Map
Opening hours:
9:00AM to 5:00PM
Contact:
+6562227866
Other info:
Visit Website
Posted on: May 27, 2021
The first time I tried Hoo Kee Bak Chang was back in 2006 when I started writing the blog! In those days, my mission was to quickly cover the best and most famous hawker stalls in Singapore and Hoo Kee was one of them. I still remembered how elated I felt when I was able to buy the bak chang the day I visited as I was to find out later that they usually sell out early as most people usually call up to reserve their bak chang first!
Read my original Hoo Kee post
Much has changed in the ensuring 15 years. The stall is now run by third generation Ryk Chew whose grandfather, Chew Hai Chwee started selling bak changs in 1948. His dad, Chew Chin Peng, whom I first bought the bak chang from, had since passed on shortly after they opened their new shop at Bukit Merah Central. In 2016, they even got listed in the Michelin Guide as a Bib Gourmand eatery! Unlike last time, their bak chang is now available throughout the day from their new shop in Bukit Merah so you don’t have to rush and queue to buy them at Amoy St Food Centre.
What makes their bak chang distinct is that unlike other stalls, they don’t cook the pork filling before wrapping it in the glutinous rice. The common way of making bak chang is to pre-cook all the ingredients first, then wrap it. So you won’t get the distinct pieces of braised pork belly as you would expect in a typical Hokkien bak chang.
Ryk tells me that he had stuck with his father’s principle of using fresh pork and only premium ingredients to make the dumplings. When you dig into the bak chang, the salted egg yolk is always deep orange in colour and oily which is a great indication of their quality. Their new store now has an airconditioned area where you can view the making of the dumplings daily.
The dumplings are still very good, although if I were to be completely honest, I felt it does lack that extra something which transported me to bak chang epiphany back in 2006. But such things are really hard to say as you can never compare the bak chang from 15 years ago to the one now and nostalgia is always a very powerful condiment! 4.25/5
Inaugural Corporate Gift Set
This year, Hoo Kee is introducing their inaugural limited edition Corporate Gift Sets which contains five of their Deluxe All-In Bak Chang (marinated lean pork, roasted chestnuts, salted egg yolk and shiitake mushrooms). Each set comes a unique box with the bak chang individually packed.
You can order your gift sets here: https://forms.gle/2xGUWCiXon2j7oUa8
Conclusion
Great to see the next generation taking a heritage brand and continuing its legacy! Time will tell if the bak chang gift sets will go the same way as mooncakes. Some people have expressed their concern about the wastage of packaging but, on the other hand, if you do want to send someone some bak chang as a gift, you don’t really want to just send them bak changs in a plastic bag!
Disclosure
We received a mediadrop of their new gift packs but we paid for the rest of the dumplings in this post.
Hoo Kee Bak Chang
Address:
161 Bukit Merah Central, #01-3735,, Singapore 150161
View Map
Opening hours:
9:00AM to 5:00PM
Contact:
+6562227866
Other info:
Visit Website
time to change to bak chang theme
bak chang festival is around the corner
haaaa....
LOVE DUMPLINGS
love dumplings bak chang (source: love dumplings)
Love Dumplings is a home-based business primarily selling rice dumplings. Having been financially affected by the pandemic, they started the business in mid-2020 to positive reviews, with customers coming back for repeat orders. Aside from their Kiam Bak Chang (starts from S$14 for 10pcs), they are also selling Teochew Kwong Qiang (S$54) and Teochew Kueh (S$18 for 12pcs).
Dates: Ongoing
Order here (free bak chang delivery with minimum S$60 order)
If you can help it, try not to eat bak chang during bak chang festival and bak kwa during CNY.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
Another Japanese restaurant offering a delivery or takeaway deal is Sens Sushi & Grill. Hidden in the basement of Raffles Holland V Mall, Sens Sushi & Grill has an array of flavour-packed Japanese options for you to pick from. Here are the deals available:
Order here. Also available on GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo.
4. Sens Sushi & Grill
Another Japanese restaurant offering a delivery or takeaway deal is Sens Sushi & Grill. Hidden in the basement of Raffles Holland V Mall, Sens Sushi & Grill has an array of flavour-packed Japanese options for you to pick from. Here are the deals available:
- $5 Island-wide delivery fee with min order of $60
- 50% off Sashimi Moriawase – 3 kinds and 5 kinds, with min order of $60
- 20% off takeaways with promo code “SENS20”
Order here. Also available on GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
4. Sens Sushi & Grill
Another Japanese restaurant offering a delivery or takeaway deal is Sens Sushi & Grill. Hidden in the basement of Raffles Holland V Mall, Sens Sushi & Grill has an array of flavour-packed Japanese options for you to pick from. Here are the deals available:
- $5 Island-wide delivery fee with min order of $60
- 50% off Sashimi Moriawase – 3 kinds and 5 kinds, with min order of $60
- 20% off takeaways with promo code “SENS20”
Order here. Also available on GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo.
The sushi looks good.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
Did you know that Izakaya originated from sake shops that allow patrons to sit, chill and enjoy snacks over some drinks? Tomo Izakaya is exactly that except now, you can bring the experience back home. Order from Tomo Izakaya and enjoy free islandwide delivery with a minimum order of $50. Go ahead and have their recommended the Kushi Mori (as pictured) and Tempura Unagi Cream Cheese Maki delivered to your doorstep.
Order here.
5. Tomo Izakaya
Did you know that Izakaya originated from sake shops that allow patrons to sit, chill and enjoy snacks over some drinks? Tomo Izakaya is exactly that except now, you can bring the experience back home. Order from Tomo Izakaya and enjoy free islandwide delivery with a minimum order of $50. Go ahead and have their recommended the Kushi Mori (as pictured) and Tempura Unagi Cream Cheese Maki delivered to your doorstep.
Order here.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
5. Tomo Izakaya
Did you know that Izakaya originated from sake shops that allow patrons to sit, chill and enjoy snacks over some drinks? Tomo Izakaya is exactly that except now, you can bring the experience back home. Order from Tomo Izakaya and enjoy free islandwide delivery with a minimum order of $50. Go ahead and have their recommended the Kushi Mori (as pictured) and Tempura Unagi Cream Cheese Maki delivered to your doorstep.
Order here.
This is the address of this restaurant.:
1. Tomo Izakaya @ Clarke Quay
3A River Valley Road Clarke Quay #01-14, Block A (Clark Quay), 179020, Singapore
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
5. Tomo Izakaya
Did you know that Izakaya originated from sake shops that allow patrons to sit, chill and enjoy snacks over some drinks? Tomo Izakaya is exactly that except now, you can bring the experience back home. Order from Tomo Izakaya and enjoy free islandwide delivery with a minimum order of $50. Go ahead and have their recommended the Kushi Mori (as pictured) and Tempura Unagi Cream Cheese Maki delivered to your doorstep.
Order here.
Their food is very well presented.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
Order here. Available on GrabFood, foodpanda, and Deliveroo.
Check out Facebook and Instagram: @sushiteisg for more details.
6. Sushi Tei
Sushi Tei was established since 1994 and is a trusted restaurant that prides itself on serving fresh, high-quality food. What makes Sushi Tei stands out from other Japanese restaurants is their creative take on using freshest ingredients to deliver bold and exciting classic dishes. Try their Hanasaki Roll or Blossoms of Joy menu that’s both pleasing to the eyes and inviting to the palates.
Order here. Available on GrabFood, foodpanda, and Deliveroo.
Check out Facebook and Instagram: @sushiteisg for more details.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
6. Sushi Tei
Sushi Tei was established since 1994 and is a trusted restaurant that prides itself on serving fresh, high-quality food. What makes Sushi Tei stands out from other Japanese restaurants is their creative take on using freshest ingredients to deliver bold and exciting classic dishes. Try their Hanasaki Roll or Blossoms of Joy menu that’s both pleasing to the eyes and inviting to the palates.
Order here. Available on GrabFood, foodpanda, and Deliveroo.
Check out Facebook and Instagram: @sushiteisg for more details.
Sushi Tei is a popular restaurant in SG.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
6. Sushi Tei
Sushi Tei was established since 1994 and is a trusted restaurant that prides itself on serving fresh, high-quality food. What makes Sushi Tei stands out from other Japanese restaurants is their creative take on using freshest ingredients to deliver bold and exciting classic dishes. Try their Hanasaki Roll or Blossoms of Joy menu that’s both pleasing to the eyes and inviting to the palates.
Order here. Available on GrabFood, foodpanda, and Deliveroo.
Check out Facebook and Instagram: @sushiteisg for more details.
Sushi Tei has restaurants in several malls including Raffles City.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
If you’re looking for affordable Japanese meals to fill your tummy and yet at the same, won’t be burning holes in your pockets, it’s got to be Ichiban Sushi. This year, they’ve released a menu with 28 new items ranging from appetizers, sushi rolls, sashimi, donburi, to beverages. Cheese lovers, rejoice as there are plenty of cheesy dishes to pick from. Enjoy free delivery when you spend $120 and above, minimum order of $39 is applicable.
Order here.
Similar Deals: Ichiban Boshi & Ichiban Bento.
7. Ichiban Sushi
If you’re looking for affordable Japanese meals to fill your tummy and yet at the same, won’t be burning holes in your pockets, it’s got to be Ichiban Sushi. This year, they’ve released a menu with 28 new items ranging from appetizers, sushi rolls, sashimi, donburi, to beverages. Cheese lovers, rejoice as there are plenty of cheesy dishes to pick from. Enjoy free delivery when you spend $120 and above, minimum order of $39 is applicable.
Order here.
Similar Deals: Ichiban Boshi & Ichiban Bento.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
7. Ichiban Sushi
If you’re looking for affordable Japanese meals to fill your tummy and yet at the same, won’t be burning holes in your pockets, it’s got to be Ichiban Sushi. This year, they’ve released a menu with 28 new items ranging from appetizers, sushi rolls, sashimi, donburi, to beverages. Cheese lovers, rejoice as there are plenty of cheesy dishes to pick from. Enjoy free delivery when you spend $120 and above, minimum order of $39 is applicable.
Order here.
Similar Deals: Ichiban Boshi & Ichiban Bento.
Ichiban Sushi and Ichiban Boshi are part of the RE&S Group.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
7. Ichiban Sushi
If you’re looking for affordable Japanese meals to fill your tummy and yet at the same, won’t be burning holes in your pockets, it’s got to be Ichiban Sushi. This year, they’ve released a menu with 28 new items ranging from appetizers, sushi rolls, sashimi, donburi, to beverages. Cheese lovers, rejoice as there are plenty of cheesy dishes to pick from. Enjoy free delivery when you spend $120 and above, minimum order of $39 is applicable.
Order here.
Similar Deals: Ichiban Boshi & Ichiban Bento.
There are Ichiban Boshi or Ichiban Sushi restaurants in many malls, There is usually a queue to get in when dining in was allowed.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
Most of us are familiar with Yakiniku-GO for its, of course, Yakiniku. While dine-in grills will not be available during this period, there are still plenty of affordably priced Bento boxes for us to enjoy be it via pickup or takeaway from $9.80. Choose from the classic Gyu Don or even the exclusive Angus Ribeye Steak Jyu.
Deal: Free delivery above $120 with a minimum order of $40.
Order here.
8. Yakiniku-GO
Most of us are familiar with Yakiniku-GO for its, of course, Yakiniku. While dine-in grills will not be available during this period, there are still plenty of affordably priced Bento boxes for us to enjoy be it via pickup or takeaway from $9.80. Choose from the classic Gyu Don or even the exclusive Angus Ribeye Steak Jyu.
Deal: Free delivery above $120 with a minimum order of $40.
Order here.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
8. Yakiniku-GO
Most of us are familiar with Yakiniku-GO for its, of course, Yakiniku. While dine-in grills will not be available during this period, there are still plenty of affordably priced Bento boxes for us to enjoy be it via pickup or takeaway from $9.80. Choose from the classic Gyu Don or even the exclusive Angus Ribeye Steak Jyu.
Deal: Free delivery above $120 with a minimum order of $40.
Order here.
The meat looks a little under-cooked.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
8. Yakiniku-GO
Most of us are familiar with Yakiniku-GO for its, of course, Yakiniku. While dine-in grills will not be available during this period, there are still plenty of affordably priced Bento boxes for us to enjoy be it via pickup or takeaway from $9.80. Choose from the classic Gyu Don or even the exclusive Angus Ribeye Steak Jyu.
Deal: Free delivery above $120 with a minimum order of $40.
Order here.
The photos are not too well taken either.
Where To Dabao Japanese Food In Singapore
Next up, another Japanese cuisine spot that’s available for delivery and takeaway is none other than &Joy Dining Hall. With a plethora of Japanese cuisines under one roof, one can be spoiled for choice here. But, there is one collaboration you need to know of. Two F&B specialists from Osaka, ROMAN.TEI and RAMEN.KIOU has joined forces launching 8 Singapore-exclusive dishes such as Roasted Pork & Nankotsu Jyu, Double Roasted Beef Tomato Cheese Ramen and more.
Deal: Free delivery above $120 with a minimum order of $40.
Order here.
9. &Joy Dining Hall
Next up, another Japanese cuisine spot that’s available for delivery and takeaway is none other than &Joy Dining Hall. With a plethora of Japanese cuisines under one roof, one can be spoiled for choice here. But, there is one collaboration you need to know of. Two F&B specialists from Osaka, ROMAN.TEI and RAMEN.KIOU has joined forces launching 8 Singapore-exclusive dishes such as Roasted Pork & Nankotsu Jyu, Double Roasted Beef Tomato Cheese Ramen and more.
Deal: Free delivery above $120 with a minimum order of $40.
Order here.
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