Kuriya Fish Market Singapore

Fabulous Sunday once again.

This time, hubby and I together with our housemates went to Kuriya Fish Market for our delectable dinner.

This restaurant offers Japanese cuisine, ranging from sushi to fresh seafood which they say is airflown directly from Japan to Singapore thrice weekly.

Japanese cuisine has always been a favorite of mine as well as hubby's.

When we came to Singapore several years ago, we used to go Nihon Mura outlet in Dhoby Ghaut at least twice a month for their to die for sushi and sashimi. :-)

Salmon Teriyaki with Potato Croquette and Dumpling. Price: S$9.50

Big servings at a very cheap price. Needless to say, worth every penny.

Served with Japanese rice with beans, the salmon is dipped in their own version of Teriyaki sauce.
A must-try to satisfy your cravings for Japanese food :-)

Yakitori: Pork Asparagus / Ebi Fry / Tori Negima

Yakitori in Japanese means skewered food. 

Lobster Salad Maki. Price: S$5.80

Sushi is served best with Wasabi which has a very strong flavor. I normally eat my sushi without wasabi.
For me, the taste is still delicioso.

Salmon Sushi. My all-time Favorite :-)

Oh, I love Salmon. Whether it's a sushi, a sashimi, fried, grilled, smoked, or just added in sinigang, I will definitely love it. It is a must that whenever I visit a Japanese restaurant, I will have salmon in my plate.

See why I love Sundays? ;p

New Addiction: Legal High - Japanese Drama

I am an avid fan of Korean dramas. Without a doubt.

But recently, I got addicted to Japanese dramas as well. Particularly, detective stories. Something that involves mystery. I find them interesting and highly intellectual. The plots are well-crafted. Though, there will always be exceptions. The actors also portray their roles in a very convincing manner. I think Japan should be given credit and commendations for these kind of dramas. That is what they do best. Don't you agree?

Legal High is one of the Japanese dramas I am looking forward to watch every week, which is currently airing. Here's a short description of what this drama is all about.

Attorney Komikado Kensuke (Sakai Masato) loves money, prestige & women, but also has a 100% winning rate when it comes to his legal cases. Mayuzumi Machiko (Aragaki Yui) is a rookie attorney who holds a strong sense of justice; passionate about protecting the weak. She is also awkward and rigid in her work. One day, due to unforeseen circumstances, Mayuzumi Machiko begins to work at Komikado Kensuke's law office. The two attorneys constantly clash, but in the courtroom they cooperate to fight as one. - Dramacrazy

You can watch the full episodes at Dramacrazy or Dailymotion


Episode 1 Part 1/4

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Episode 1 Part 2/4

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Episode 1 Part 3/4

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Episode 1 Part 4/4

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Enjoy! :-)

Easy Recipe for Working Wives & Moms: Oven Baked BBQ Spare Ribs

For working wives or moms like me, managing time is one of the hardest thing to do.
After a hard day's work, we still need to fix a dish for the family.

Here's a recipe that I want to share with you guys.
It will only take about 10 mins to prepare and 1 hour to bake and voila! The food is ready.

Initially, I thought of making my own version of Spare Ribs Sauce to marinate the pork overnight.
However, after not being able to find one ingredient that I need, I ended up buying a ready-made spare ribs sauce.

I tried it out last night and the sauce really tastes good. The taste is similar with my own version of Spare Ribs Sauce.

What you will need:

1.5 kgs Spare Ribs

6 tablespoons of Lum Kum Kee Spare Rib Sauce

Procedure:

1. Coat the ribs with the Spare Rib Sauce and marinate it overnight.
2. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
3. Place the marinated spare ribs in a baking tray and bake it in 30 mins and turn the meat over to bake for another 30 mins.
4. Serve and enjoy!

Not bad eh? It looks burnt but it is very juicy inside. A Must Try! 

Happy Cooking!