Tag Archives: Malaysian Food Street
7 Mother’s Day gift ideas
Yes, we know that every day should be Mother’s Day. But let’s be honest, we probably don’t show as much appreciation as we should. And some of us are just bad at expressing ourselves with words. This Mother’s Day, seize the opportunity to shower her with some love. We’ve amassed gifts from around RWS that do all the talking for you.
A family day out at Resorts World Sentosa
If you have a whole day to spend with your kids, and are trying to squeeze in as many sights of Singapore as humanly possible, then Resorts World Sentosa is a great choice – you can easily spend three days to fully enjoy all there is to experience. But if you have just 12 hours, read on to find out just how you can maximize your precious day with your kids.
[FOOD]: Gastronomic Grand Opening promotions
The Bay Restaurant Oven Baked Half Spring Chicken at $10.90
Our resort’s grand opening on 7 December is barely three weeks away and we’re celebrating it the quintessential Singaporean way – with food, food, and more food. From authentic Tuscan treats to contemporary Chinese cuisine and to humbly-rich hawker fare, we sussed out 7 attractive food promotions happening resort wide from now till 15 December. We start with our two new restaurants from our new attraction the Marine Life Park.
[FOOD] K: Kopi (coffee)
"Petaling Jaya Dim Sum and Drinks" at the Malaysian Food Street. Munch on traditional old-school thick-sliced kaya toast here too.
You can almost say that finding a spot to lim kopi (or ‘drink coffee’ in an amalgamation of Hokkien and Malay) is a pastime of most Singaporeans. Best savoured in at least groups of two or more, it can be a nice solitary event as well if you’re feeling pensive. We dug out spots where you can nurse a cup or two.
[FOOD] E: Egg tarts!
Who can deny the creamy, fluffy, sinfully rich goodness of a perfect egg tart? A marriage between English custard tarts and the quintessential flavours of cha chan tings (茶餐厅; teahouses prevalent especially in Hong Kong), not even the staunchest of diet fanatics will judge you if you down a few of these custardy creations in one go. We sniffed out the places in the Resort where you’ll find these eggy delights, all created differently to suit your tastebuds.
[FOOD] Bowled over by Penang Laksa at Malaysian Food Street!
For many Malaysians, when Penang is mentioned, they think about food; not of posh restaurants but rather of humble eateries and hawker stalls along narrow streets. To most foodies, Penang is synonymous with awesome hawker fare.
This 27 August to 9 September, you’ll be in for a spicy and sour treat at the Malaysian Food Street. For only two weeks, guest chef Auntie Mooi from Penang will be in town to dish out the traditional Penang Laksa, more commonly known in Singapore as the Assam Laksa.
[FOOD] Malaysian Food Street revised operating hours from Jun 25, 2012
Malaysian Food Street (MFS) New Operating Hours from Jun 25, 2012
Beginning June 25, the Malaysian Food Street (MFS) will operate to new streamlined opening hours – with all stalls closing on Wednesdays. This is so guests will not be confused with the many different operating hours and be disappointed when the one they wanted to try is closed. Do take note and plan for alternate dining options if you visit the Resort on Wednesdays from June 25 onwards.
For more information on the MFS, please visit our website.
[EVENTS] Eat-All-You-Can Buffet at MFS
Have you visited the Malaysian Food Street (MFS) yet? With 17 stalls and boasting some well known names and tasty dishes, MFS has been quite popular with visitors to the Resort, judging from the crowd during peak periods.
