TungLok Signatures



Ever since Vivocity open in late October,i have started to be their regular customer, going there whenever i'm out of the house, seems like the only haunt right now.

I plan to try out as many restaurants and food there as possible, so far i've one food republic, kopitiam, Asian Kitchen, Sushi Tei, Corduroy Cafe, Pacific coffee company, Coffee Bean and the last TungLok Signatures which i went just yesterday!

Do you know that each time i go to Vivocity, a must eat is Food Republic's BAO JIN TIAN's Black sesame bun?I love black sesame and i crave for anything with black sesame, ah boling etc..BUT???a bao? wow, i was amazed by how tasty it was, the thin skin was filled fully with black sesame filling plus soe white sesame i spotted. One Huge Find..

Yesterday, i went Vivocity, yup..to eat partly,haha...saw TungLok's interior and look so high class..one look at the menu, i ove it, all kinds of unique food i love to explore...soo..booked for dinner lor...then we went shop a bit and had tea at Corduroy Cafe, where i had a juicy carrot cup-cake with pinky icing and a crepe with berries which was quite okay only...service wasn't as good as the original shop at Bukit Timah i must confess...

Caant wait to eat at Tunglok,hhaha...anyways, these were what we ate...mixed wild mushrooms baked in cheese and white wine, a pot of soup of the day( lotus root, black hair moss...), some kind of pork appetiser, and pached fis in snow fungus soup. I have to applause at how nicely and deliciously every dish was..Especially the soup becuz it was thick and bursting with flavour and goodness..although the mixed mushrooms was a bit new to us, i found it very special:)

Note, it's a very expensive experience but i find it worthwhile...therafter, i went for my first medicure in my lifetime, painted purple..ohh,my precious nails,\...ahhhhhh....

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