#New Ubin Seafood

[chrysandreiiscute]

My journey in Singapore 🇸🇬✈️🧳

I have traveled many times but these places are the ones I cannot forget.✈️🧳 This country I visited gave me wonderful experience.🎉

Let's talk about Singapore. Singapore has many tourist spots. I went to Marina Bay, Universal Studios, New Ubin Seafood, and more!💫

Their airport is so big that we couldn't even finish exploring it.

Singapore is a very beautiful country.✨️ Everything there looks like you need to take a picture. 📸 (Literally)

But out of all the places I have explored in Singapore, my favorite one is Universal Studios.🌍

The main reason why I really like Universal Studios is because of their Transformers roller coaster.🎢 The roller coaster is 3D, so you need to wear 3D glasses 🕶, but don't worry, they are provided to you when you get on the ride.

Their food is also good,🥙 but the only problem is that Singapore is expensive. 1 can of coke costs you 5 dollars, which is equivalent to 215 pesos. But on the bright side, Singapore is really beautiful. ✨️

When we went to New Ubin Seafood, our food was free because my mom works there. We got to eat truly Singaporean cuisine. My favorite one was the classic chili crab. (I sadly don't have a picture 😢)

We also went to see the Mer Lion , I was expecting the Mer Lion to be really big, but it was only 8.6 meters tall. It was still a fun experience, I even got a picture with it.

[singapore-travel]

7 Best Islands To Explore in Singapore

Singapore is a small nation but it is encircled by numerous interesting islands. Each island has its own beauty. So, we ask you - do you want to take a trip or just unwind? We will help you make a decision with the help of this list! Read the blog below to learn everything you need to know about the new attractions in Singapore and the islands.

Sentosa Island

Families should definitely visit this island! There are many things to do in Sentosa Island. At Universal Studios Singapore, you can meet your favorite cartoon characters, ride thrilling rollercoasters, and take in amazing shows. Explore an underwater world at the S.E.A. Aquarium. Amazing fish and marine life will be swimming all around you.

Are you feeling warm? Relax in the sun on Sentosa's gorgeous beaches. For some fun and excitement, head to the bustling Palawan Beach or the more sedate Tanjong Beach.

Pulau Ubin

There is nothing more ideal than visiting this island to get away from the city. Its natural settings and traditional village life are popular for many reasons. A bike rental will allow you to ride the island's beautiful tracks. Visit the former location of the shuttered Ketam Quarry, which supplied granite for Singapore's early development.

For more on the history and culture of this island, visit the Pulau Ubin Visitor Center. You can also see a variety of creatures including monkeys, foxes, and wild boars. One of the island's ancient restaurants is a great place to enjoy a delicious seafood dinner.

St. John's Island

A peaceful vacation spot originally known as a quarantine station is St. John's Island.

It is renowned for its abundant wildlife and historical sites. You may visit the ruins of the former quarantine hospital.  Explore the different plants and animals of the island by taking a walk through the recovered secondary forest. See some of the local creatures such as dolphins, hornbills, and monkeys. You can also enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the island's authorized locations.

Kusu Island

The island is known for its quiet atmosphere and stunning beaches. Keramat Kusu, Darum Tua Kong, and Dato' Puteh Gong are the three Malay shrines that are well-known on this island. See the three Malay shrines and discover the significance of these sites for culture. You can enjoy the natural beauty by walking along the island's walking pathways. Enjoy the peaceful nature of the island while relaxing on the beach. You can take a dip in the beautiful seas surrounding the island.

Sisters' Island

Home to a wide variety of species and stunning beaches, Sisters' Island is sure to delight those who enjoy the great outdoors Get away from the typical tourist attractions and take in the variety of animals found on Sisters Island. Watch for a range of interesting bird species or for amusing otters playing in the water. Prepare yourself for a thrilling kayaking adventure between the two islands! Enjoy the peace of this remote island paradise while exploring the surrounding seas and finding hidden coves.

Pulau Satumu

 Pulau Satumu Bunker is a historical gem that may be found on this little island. Discover Singapore's historical history, have a look at this World War II artwork and take in the relaxed vibe of the island. Enjoy the greenery of the island, take in the calm sounds of the surrounding water, and sense the serenity of this undiscovered treasure.

Bottom Line

With this thrilling island itinerary, Singapore reveals itself as an adventure hotspot! Everyone can discover an island paradise that is just waiting to be discovered, from family-friendly hotspots like Sentosa Island to historical treasures like Pulau Satumu. Everything you could possibly want for a holiday is available on Singapore's various islands, from exhilarating attractions at Universal Studios Singapore to quiet solitude on the spotless beaches of Lazarus Island. The good times do not end there! There are many new attractions in Singapore. Mandai Wildlife West, which has attractions like the intriguing Bird Paradise, the mind-bending world of Sensoryscape, and the magic of "Harry Potter: Visions of Magic" coming soon, is a major contributor to Singapore's entertainment industry's continued growth.

[readersjourneysingapore-blog]

In the article, we have gathered a list of top 10 byo restaurants in Singapore with no corkage fee which will take care of all your party mood along with all the friends and family gatherings this 2019. So, read more to get more information.

[the-canteen-auntie]

3 kinds of crabs New Ubin Seafood, Singapore Top: Black Pepper Crab Middle: Salted Egg Crab Bottom: Crab stir fried with roasted garlic. The Garlic Crab was awesome. I've had better versions of the Black Pepper Crab (Eng Seng Coffeeshop) and Salted Egg Crab (theirs didn't have enough curry leaf and chilli padis), but this simple style of preparation paired really well with the fresh crab. This has also been a PSA to potential tourists to not get so hung up on Chilli Crabs.

[danandesther]

[Singapore] Garang Grill - a Slake x New Ubin Seafood pop-up.

We were devastated when we first caught wind that Slake at Swan Lake Avenue was closing; it isn’t so much that it’s a regular hangout, but Slake is one of those mod-Sin restaurants opened by a local boy, the kind of homegrown business that we always root for.

That disappointment turned to relief when we found out that the reason for the closure was because owner of Slake, Jeremy Cheok, has joined the wonderful folks over at New Ubin Seafood, a local success story in the Singapore F&B scene.

Cheok is slated to support New Ubin Seafood’s expansion plans in the near future; one of those concepts they are trialling is a pop-up at Slake called Garang Grill, essentially a version of New Ubin Seafood without the zichar element.

Garang Grill is of course also a natural and clever extension for one of the signature dishes that has helped propel New Ubin Seafood into fame - their Angus beef steak, served by weight and comes with a load of sides including the heart attack-inducing beef fried rice flavoured with beef drippings. The new grill concept will extend itself to other kinds of meats and seafood.

The magic behind Garang Grill is the use of a Mibrasa charcoal grill, which sears the meat quickly to give it a perfect charred note without compromising on tenderness. The best way to witness the result is by ordering the Crispy Pork Jowl ($12/125g); that part of the meat is strongly comprised of fat, and would melt away under prolonged cooking. But what you get here is a perfectly grilled piece of jowl that retains all the juicy fatness while somehow obtaining a lovely charred crust on the outside in just five minutes in the oven.

For beef you get to choose from two different cuts, USDA Prime Ribeye ($18/100g) or the USDA Angus Short Rib ($12/100g). If you have to choose, go for the cheaper short rib; there’s a lot more flavour going on even if marbling is not as even, and you save money that way. Other meat options are BBQ St Louis Pork Ribs ($38 for 6 ribs), and a most delicately flavoured New Zealand Lamb Cutlets ($28 for 3 ribs) and comes without that gamey note many despise.

A surprising favourite was the LL Chicken ($26 for half chicken), so juicy it bursts with meat juices in each bite. And we like that despite it going through a sous-vide process before being grilled, the meat fibres of the chicken hadn’t turned into a tasteless mush the way some other restaurants treat it.

For those not into meat, there’s seafood as well. The Tiger Prawns ($28/250g) are delightfully ocean sweet, but the fantastically fresh Grilled Salmon Fillet ($26/200g) could do without the strangely sweet marinade. We’d love to see a sambal stingray option on the menu though - we’re curious to know what a Mibrasa could do to that local favourite.

Oh yes, don’t forget the fried rice. Garang Grill has its own take on New Ubin Seafood’s famous beef fried rice, and those who enjoy their chili heat will be thrilled that Garang Rice ($12/300g) is a lovely spicy version. It’s a more superior version too, mainly because the spiciness from fresh ground chilli helps cut through the rice’ richness.

All in all, though, the food is way, way above average, and worth the trip to the three-month setup in the private residential district of Opera Estate. Cheok reveals that they’re currently looking for a new space for Garang Grill once the current lease at Slake is up and pop-up is over. In the meantime, those who live in the East can get a taste of New Ubin Seafood without travelling all the way to the other end of the island.

You can find the New Ubin Seafood popup Garang Grill at Slake on 15 Swan Lake Ave.

- Daniel

[dessert-foodi-li-cious]

Chye Poh Kway Teow 

[lowcountry-gothic]

New Ubin Seafood in Singapore.

[khatunjisme07-blog]

Dont Miss These Spots In Singapore

If you’re our old reader, you must be aware of our infinite love with Singapore. This destination is one of the greatest gems. Want to know why it is considered as a trending destination? Look no further and continue reading this blog.

As small as Singapore is, there is actually a lot more inside. Travel Dil Se would say that you may require five days, spanning over a weekend. That’s just sufficient time for sightseeing of iconic locations, indulging in local cuisines, doing a bit of shopping, and of course, checking out the bubbling bar scene that has been brewing the last few years.

If we talk about, the three not-to-miss activities for a traveller who is new to Singapore?

Aside from a lot of “spiritual” experiences at bars, enjoy the more popular touristy activities like heading to the top of the Marina Bay Sands to see the skyline, and the amazing Zoo and Night Safari, which is really outstanding. For a more “Singaporean” experience, Travel Dil Se recommend:

1. Eat at a hawker center or kopitiam. A hawker center is a food court with lots of different food stalls, and a kopitiam is a traditional coffee shop. The experience of trying different dishes—let alone ordering in another language—is super fun! Also, you will catch a glimpse of the infamous “Chope” festival, where patrons use inanimate objects like umbrellas, bags, name cards, and (the most famous of them all) the tissue packet to “reserve” their seats as they go to get their food

2. Try the notorious durian at a 24-hour roadside fruit stand. With its pungent aroma and yellow sticky sweet and bitter flesh, the durian aka “king of the fruits” is a real hit or miss. You either love it or hate it.The scent from the fruit lingers on your fingers and breath for hours; there’s an old wives remedy to get rid of the scent—add salt onto the inside of the durian husks and drink water from it. Given that the fruit stands are open 24 hours, you can build up some liquid courage before attempting this. If you are looking for the best International Travel agency in Delhi ensure to go with travel dil se.

3. A small island located on the eastern coast of Singapore, Pulau (which translates to “island” from Malay) Ubin is home to Singapore’s last few remaining “kampungs” (village community) from a forgotten past. Before all the skyscrapers and high-rise buildings, Singapore was made up of many kampungs scattered across the island.

It’s an insight into a bygone era; and the island is also great for outdoor activities like cycling and kayaking. Top it all off with a delicious seafood meal from the island’s small group of family-owned restaurants. There is even a house near the end of the bicycle tracks that owns a pet boar! You can bring your own fruits and feed her.

[gwain6]

2018 Majella Vintage Tasting - Majella GPL68

2018 Majella Vintage Tasting – Majella GPL68

Majella GPL68 2014 is the first release of a new wine from Majella Wines and we were apparently the first in Singapore to taste it. The wine was added as a surprise by Proj Lynn to Wine Exchange Asia‘s 2018 Majella Vintage Tasting at New Ubin Seafood @ Chijmes.

Tasting the Majella GPL68 with Ros and Prof Lynn added to the occasion, everyone at the dinner appreciated you sharing it with us.

[misnoskcaj]

A #newubin kinda situation. Ok, that’s all. (at New Ubin Seafood) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJ7akvDsokr/?igshid=o4lv4i2bb4wv

[okebalibus]

Jimbaran Surganya Seafood Di Bali Selatan

Suasana Makan Malam di Jimbaran. Bali memang sangat terkenal memiliki berbagai destinasi wisata menarik untuk mengisi waktu liburan. Bali menyajikan berbagai pilihan wisata mulai dari gunung, pantai, budaya, hingga kuliner. Kuliner di Bali sangat banyak, namun saya mau coba cari tempat makan yang menyajikan suasana yang tak biasa. Salah satunya di Jimbaran. Saya mencoba datang ke Jimbaran untuk cari kuliner. Karena waktu saya ke sana yang paling ramai di New Furama Cafe, makanya saya coba ke sana. Memang lokasinya paling ujung, namun pengunjungnya cukup ramai. Enaknya sih parkirannya cukup luas, beberapa bus juga terlihat terparkir. Enaknya makan malam di Jimbaran bisa menyaksikan sunset atau matahari tenggelam secara langsung. Namun saat saya datang, sayangnya mataharinya sudah tenggelam di laut. Jadi kalau mau lihat sunset datangnya sih sekitar pukul 17.00 WITA.

Seafood ditemani Degan Ijo.New Furama Cafe terkenal dengan menu seafood-nya. Seperti cumi-cumi, kerang, kepiting, ikan, lobster dan masih banyak lainnya. Saya memesan ikan bakar dan kerang, ditemani sayur kangkung, terong goreng, dan aneka sambal. Lebih tepatnya sambal tomat dan sambal terasi. Kemudian untuk minumnya saya pilih es degan/kelapa hijau. New Furama Cafe memiliki ruangan indoor dan outdoor. Pada bagian indoor tersedia tempat duduk kursi anyaman rotan dan meja kayu. Hiasan dindingnya bergambar ikan dan ada beberapa lampu mirip lampion dengan banyak warna. Di tengah cafe ada sebuah pohon masih hidup yang menambah kesan berbaur dengan alam. Cafe yang dominan dengan cat hijau muda ini, seperti cafe pada umunya di Bali. Yaitu ada patung Dewa Ganesha di depannya, yang dipercaya sebagai Dewa oleh masyarakat Bali. Pada bagian outdoor juga disediakan kursi dan meja yang memanjang. Uniknya, kursi dan meja tersebut diletakan langsung di atas pasir pantai. Jadi tidak ada ubin atau lantai yang mengahalangi alas kaki kita. Jarak dengan air laut juga cukup dekat, sekitar 100 meter saja. Jadi selagi kita menikmati hidangan, akan ditemani suara ombak yang menenangkan serta hembusan suara angin laut.

Suasana bagian indoor cafe.Ada juga panggung hiburan yang terletak di depan pintu penghubung area indoor menuju pantai. Biasanya sih ada live music-nya juga. Walaupun panggungnya kecil tapi suaranya bisa terdengar hingga dekat pantai. Musik yang dinyanyikan dangdut hingga pop indonesia. Jadi ada juga pengunjung yang mencoba request lagu atau ikut bergoyang sambil nyawerin duit. Pengunjung juga diperbolehkan main di pantai. Terlihat beberapa pengunjung berlarian di sekitar pantai atau menunggu ombak kecil datang. Pantainya yang panjang dan berpasir putih sangat asik untuk main pasir. Selain itu bisa juga bermain ayunan dari kayu yang terletak di bibir pantai. Meskipun terletak di pantai, pencahayaannya juga sudah cukup terang. Bagi pengunjung muslim yang akan melaksanakan sholat tak usah khawatir karena ada fasilitas mushola. Selain itu kalau tak suka dengan makanan laut, bisa memesan menu makanan tanpa ikan laut. Biasanya bisa memilih menu ayam goreng atau bakar. Kalau nggak suka makan makanan daging atau vegetarian bisa memilih untuk pesan fried noodle with vegetable atau cap cay. Lokasi New Furama Cafe adalah di Jalan Pantai Kedongan No. 24, Kelurahan Jimbaran, Kecamatan Kuta Selatan. Jimbaran juga menyediakan banyak hotel murah dengan akses pantai yang mudah. Selain itu dekat dengan obyek wisata terkenal di Bali seperti Garuda Wisnu Kencana, Pantai Pandawa, Pura Uluwatu dan Tanjung Benoa Water Sport. Jaraknya dari Jimbaran hanya belasan kilometer saja atau dapat ditempuh sekitar 20-30 menit. Sumber: Travel Blog Read the full article

[readersjourneysingapore-blog]

Byo Restaurant without Corkage Fee

In the article, we have gathered a list of top 10 byo restaurants in Singapore with no corkage fee which will take care of all your party mood along with all the friends and family gatherings this 2019. So, read more to get more information.

[the-canteen-auntie]

Crispy Baby Squids New Ubin Seafood, Singapore

[travelonlinetips-blog]

New Post has been published on https://travelonlinetips.com/3-nature-reserves-in-singapore-that-inspire-an-eco-friendly-modern-era/

3 Nature Reserves in Singapore That Inspire an Eco-Friendly Modern Era

The human being took giant leaps in the field of science and technology in past one century but unfortunately, all these developments have come at the cost of environmental degradation. The pollution is on an alarming rise and in fact, reached toxic levels in many developing countries. This may not sound like a concern for you today if you are at a less polluted place but make no mistake, you would be living in a fool’s paradise if you believe you will escape this disastrous epidemic forever.

Therefore, it is better to deal with this major threat lying ahead of us now than never. The solutions may not be easy to implement but thankfully, we have got an example in Singapore that has managed a precise equilibrium between development and nature. Even within a very small territory, Singapore has cared enough to preserve several interesting ecological landscapes where nature has been left unaltered. There are many things which make Singapore unique, but the one to remember the most is the lesson it serves by showing the relevance of natural ecosystem and wildlife amidst all the success and growth achieved by it. If you’re interested in ecology and the environment, just don’t wait and book a trip with the Klook Promo Code Singapore to explore four stunning nature reserves of Singapore. They are truly an inspiration.

Bukit Timah Nature Reserve

The hill of Bukit Timah has the highest land territory of Singapore. These hills are surrounded by lush green rain forests and have been reserved by the government to retain their genuine flourishing vegetation. The Bukit Timah can be reached by road and would not take more than half an hour to reach it from the city. Being close to the city, the park has a very nice visitor count on the weekends and holidays, wherein teenagers often come with their friend for a little picnic with their friends for leisure.

The Bukit Timah Nature Reserve built on the top of the hill has very well marked pavements and trails for walking. The natural ecosystem provides a very refreshing feel to the human senses with the fresh aromatic air of green plants all over the place. If to be honest, the islands of South East Asia were all supposed to be like this if not for human interventions and developments. The forest has giant ferns and timber trees with liana vines all over the place. There is richly diverse wildlife sustaining in this forest enjoying their natural habitat as they must. Unfortunately, the wildlife might not have been the same if it was a forest elsewhere in the world but Singapore.

The major islands of Singapore may have been subdued by urban settlements, but there are still a few offshore islands completely untouched by human beings and Pulau Ubin is one of them. It is not as simple to reach this island as it would be to reach other bigger ones, but it is nevertheless enjoyable on whole. One has to reach the Changi Point from the city and find a boat to for the island.

The island has ample things to offer that will keep you engaged for an entire day such as dirt biking, hiking, bird watching, swimming, relaxing on the beach and enjoying the local culinary mostly consisting fresh seafood. You can also enjoy coconut and rubber plantations in the interiors, the mangrove swamps and a pristine natural lake.

Sungei Buloh Nature Park 

This is a heaven of Aves wherein you can find a tremendous diversity of bird species. It is actually the home of northern migratory birds who move towards warmer regions in South during the winter seasons. This wetland reserve serves as the winter home for many such species as they flock down in huge numbers towards this warmer reserve park. The distance of this park would just be sufficient enough for you to reach in an hour from downtown. It is also noticeably known for the mangrove swamps swaying all around the wetlands.

The park has been developed for tourism and there is a visitor centre prepared for the same purpose. There are boardwalks from where you can stroll through the lush green surroundings and enjoy the mesmerizing beauty of the beautiful colourful butterflies of different species which are present in abundant numbers. The park also has a separate region dedicated to the fish farmers, prawns and other aquatic species. You could also spot a monitor lizard or two in between those lush green surrounding if careful enough to notice them camouflage with the background.

For the best travel experiences in Singapore, use the trip.com Promo Code and avail the best travel deals to plan a pocket-friendly trip to Singapore. For the flight bookings, you can avail Cheaptickets.sg Discount Code for getting the lowest fares on the online ticket bookings.

Source link

[foodgemsg]

One of the best Kaya toasts that I like. Chef Pang has taught us to eat it together with kaya and French butter in a crispy toasted baguette. The kaya had a strong pandan taste and doesn’t taste too sweet. . Kaya on Toasted Baguette at S$8 for 5 pcs. . Read on foodgem.sg/food/chinese/new-ubin-seafood . Where to dine? New Ubin Seafood Zhongshan Park 16 Ah Hood Rd, Ramada by Wyndham Singapore at Zhongshan Park, Singapore 329982 (New Ubin Zhongshan Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvk_yO6Aztb/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1co1t52pzv3wm

[jazpster]

I'm not usually a fan of petai, but this dish of Fish Roe with Sambal Chinchalok & Petai is easily one of my favorites from the evening's hearty affair at #NewUbinSeafood. Whole sacs of roe are deep fried so it's crisp outside and chewy within, then swathed with a rich, piquant Sambal chinchalok, all prepared in-house—the petai adding depth, though milder many other 'smelly' versions I've had. 📍The NEW New Ubin Seafood at Zhongshan Park . . . . . #nothingisordinary #myfab5 #f52grams #dailyfoodfeed #lovefood #eatingfortheinsta #flatlay #spoonfeed #huffposttaste #infatuation #buzzfeast #feedyoursoull #cheatmeal #tastingtable #forkyeah #heresmyfood #eater #eattheworld #foodblogfeed #singaporean #sgvsco #gf_singapore #yoursingapore #thisissingapore #MediaTasting #FindNewFood (at New Ubin Zhongshan Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu3tMIqh23U/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1t3nyzmr549j3