Shakeys @Junction10, Woodlands Road, SG

9 inch Pepporoni Pizza @18.80 SGD

Mojos @ 4.50 SGD

Shihlin snacks

http://www.shihlinsnacks.com.tw

Handmade oyster Mee sua
@ 6 RM
http://www.shihlinsnacks.com.tw/sg/menu-sg-oyster.htm

LOCATIONS IN SINGAPORE:

Town Area
313@somerset
Far East Plaza
Suntec City

North Area
AMK Hub
Heartland Mall Kovan *NEW!*
Hougang Mall
nex Serangoon
Northpoint Shopping Centre
Yew Tee Point
Woodlands Exchange *OPENING SOON!*

South Area
HarbourFront CentreTiong Bahru Plaza

East Area
Pasir Ris MRT *NEW!*Tampines Mall *NEW!*

West Area

IMM Building
Jurong Point
The Clementi Mall

inside Legoland Malaysia

1/2 Roast Chicken with side veggie and fries @ 23.50 RM
Market Restaurant

mushroom soup

double scoop @ 10 RM

Pastificio @ Sembawang Shopping Centre (SSC)

located at Food Junction Sembawang Shopping Center

Grilled Fish Pesto Spaghetti @ 8.50 SGD (Combo set with 2 choices from
drink/tea/soup/ice cream)

Mushroom Pasta in Pesto Sauce @ 8.50 SGD (Combo set with 2 choices from
drink/tea/soup/ice cream)

Shiraz

Shiraz Mazzeh

http://www.shirazfnb.com/display/Merchandise.asp?NAVID=1562

Chicken Shawarma @ 9.20 SGD

OUTLETS:

       

Shiraz Mazzeh @ Clarke Quay 3D Clarke Quay #01-09 River Valley Road Singapore 179023 Tel: 63377667 Shiraz Mazzeh @ Forum 583 Orchard Road #01-K3 Forum The Shopping Mall Singapore 238884 Tel: 63875005 Shiraz Mazzeh @ Ngee Ann City 391 Orchard Road #01-K1 Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza Singapore 238872 Tel: 67361771

Lerk Thai

http://www.lerkthai.com.sg

Pandan Leaf Chicken (6 pcs) @ 9.90 SGD

                                           

Adobong Kambing (Chevon/Mutton)

Goat meat called Chevon/Mutton contains less cholesterol compared to beef
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Goat meat

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Marinating goat chops

Goat meat is the meat of the domestic goat (Capra aegagrus hircus). It is often called chevon or mutton when the
meat comes from adults, and cabrito or kid when from young animals. While "goat" is usually the name for the meat found in common parlance, producers and marketers may prefer to use the French-derived word chevon (from chèvre), since market research in the United Statessuggests that "chevon" is more palatable to consumers than "goat meat".^[1] Cabrito, a word of Spanish origin, refers specifically to young, milk-fed goat. In the English-speaking islands of the Caribbean, and in some parts of Asia, particularly Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and India, the word “mutton” is often used colloquially to describe both goat and lamb meat, despite technically only referring to sheep meat.

The first time I tried eating this meat was not bad at all, although initially it gave me a second thought to try one.  Meat is tender compared to beef/pork.