Singaporean Food Trip at Best

Being in Singapore for a month, I felt bored at times. All household chores, all done after just pushing a button or two. There are days when I would be just in front of my computer for just a whole day without really doing anything. Well, other than running errands here and there but that's just it. The cost of lifestyle here is high, especially the food. If you are to eat in a restaurant or in the fast food, at S$8 you will have a decent burger sandwich meal.

But then I received an unexpected text from a friend of mine who works at Marina Bay Casino. She's having her day off and she wants us to meet so I got up fast and prepare myself, check my wallet for some bills, my e-z link, set up the house security alarm and then off I go.

The rendezvous: Ion Orchard. I'm not that familiar with the place so we communicated thru text. A little meet-and-greet and then me and Irish went off for a stroll since we haven't decided yet what to do or where to go. It's nearly 4 p.m.

By this time we're getting hungry. Irish like some Japanese food so we settled for a buffet dinner. Where? At Tarafuku. And we have to wait in line because it's dinner time.

 The buffet costs S$30 per person. So we eat as much as we can as possible. Too Japanese, too much sushi but we managed.

Maki, sushi and sashimi.

Japanese rice

The dessert with everything on it!

Green tea gelato and black sesame gelato

We loved the food. And as much as we liked to try the noodle dishes, we're full. The place is crowded and yet there's not much noise. Busy eating. The place's interior is okay too.

So we eat as much as we can as possible. Too Japanese, too much sushi but we managed.

 

See how full and satisfied we are? One of the best buffet dinner.