Sometimes you don’t follow the hype. You just follow your stomach and a bit of curiosity. That’s exactly how we ended up at Canton Claypot Cuisine in VivoCity , giving their claypot tomato salt baked chicken a go. This place used to go by Riverside Grilled Fish , but it has since reinvented itself with a bubbling claypot identity. The name alone—claypot tomato salt baked chicken—sounded dramatic enough to deserve a try. For $23.90, we were hoping for something satisfying, warm, and packed with flavour. What we got instead was a crash course in “how much tomato is too much tomato?” View this post on Instagram A post shared by YumzYumz.com (@yumzyumzsg) Trying the Claypot Tomato Salt Baked Chicken at VivoCity The dish arrived sizzling, claypot doing what claypots do best—looking rustic and hearty. But looks can be deceiving. Digging in, we discovered what amounted to one lonely chicken thigh, chopped into pieces and swimming in a thick, tangy red s...
Alright, buckle up, steak lovers! We ventured into the bustling world of Yappari Steak Singapore on a Sunday lunchtime, and let me tell you, the queue was a testament to its popularity. Thankfully, we slipped in just before the real lunchtime rush hit – phew! The staff? Absolute legends. Friendly, fast, and welcoming. They were like steak-serving superheroes, making sure everyone was happy and well-fed. View this post on Instagram A post shared by YumzYumz.com (@yumzyumzsg) Top Blade Tango: 150g vs 200g - The Great Steak Debate We went for the Top Blade Yappari Steak, because, well, that's what everyone talks about. We grabbed both the 200g ($23.80) and the 150g ($19.80) versions, because we’re all about that thorough research (and also, we were hungry). Honestly? The difference between the two was barely noticeable. Save a few bucks and stick with the 150g. Your wallet will thank you, and your stomach will be just as happy. Tender, Juicy, and Hot Stone Magic:...