Wedding Dinner at Furama RiverFront Hotel

Wedding Dinner at Furama RiverFront Hotel @ Havelock Road. There's another Furama Hotel at Chinatown so don't get lost. From what i heard, it is also located next to the famous high class geylang, Xin Tian Di. You may go there by cab or alight at the bus stop in front of Miramar Hotel and walk to it. The food, average. The staff, don't seem to have much experience, be it the way the collect the plates or distribute the food. But still, acceptable. no complains. just average lor.

 The chinese dinner menu for the day

Todai Singapore

Todai Singapore is located at Marina Bay Sands at The Shoppes. I <3 Todai. Many many varieties of food, big area, not squeezy, beautiful places. No complains. They will also consistently top up the food whenever its going empty. Look out for a wall that has photos and signatures are celebrities visiting them. They also provide ROM packages.

I went during the weekday lunch...

 Here's the reception counter right in front of the entrance.

Sushi~

Sashimi

Cold Seafood
Muscles, octopus, scallops, prawns, Clams, super big Alaska Crab Claws and legs

Cooked food

Deserts

Drinks

The bill

You may ask for complimentary birthday cake..

This is the picture when i first visit Todai..

Rise at MBS

Went to Rise at Marina Bay Sands (http://www.marinabaysands.com/Singapore-Restaurants/Casual-Dining/Rise/).. 

It is located at the hotel side of MBS. not at The Shoppes.

my first impression = bad customer service. the waitresses probably thinks they work in MBS and can be arrogant and unfriendly. pissed. the food seems bad to me after that. no mood to enjoy the food. Besides, the food wasn't so nice either, after trying Todai @ The Shoppes MBS (www.todaisingapore.com). 

Here's some pictures..

 Sushi

 Ribeye beef and glazed turnips

 teochew style fish head

 black pepper chicken

 phoenix wrap

 on my plate~

 DESSERT STATION! the only table that interests me

In the big bowl is almond longan, next is nonya  kueh and in front is mochi. don't like the mochi.

 Qing tang~

 Fondue

 ice cream