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Going out with our mothers-in-law should be no different than going out with our own mum. After all, they’re mothers too. And just like how we’d like to give our own mums the best, we have 4 great places here to recommend bringing your MILs!
Niku Katsumata
Originating from Ebisu, Tokyo, Niku Katsumata is the representation of what top-grade beef from Japan should be. Diners enjoy unadulterated flavours of lean Japanese beef cooked over crystal. Located along Duxton Road, the restaurant is headed by chef Tsuyoshi Katsumata. The star dish here is Tataki Wagyu, an A4-grade wagyu that is lightly seared before placed atop a bowl of rice. A light savoury broth is then poured over the beef, drawing out even more flavours from the already flavourful beef.
Su Korean BBQ
Serving hearty Korean cuisine right in Singapore’s central is Su Korean BBQ. Located within Peace Center, you’ll find regular favourites here like bulgogi with vegetables, kimchi stew and pork belly. Perfect for enjoying together with family or friends, the restaurant is an ideal place for some quality bonding at wallet-friendly prices.
Patara Fine Thai Cuisine
If you’re looking for somewhere a little quieter to enjoy good conversation with your mother-in-law, Patara fits the bill. Nestled in the cosy enclave of Tanglin Mall, the restaurants has a subtle elegance that runs throughout the establishment. Its menu constantly changes, but Patara stays true to the heart and soul of classic Thai dishes. Among the menu’s highlight are the Hoy Shell – seared sea scallops in roasted chilli dressing – and the Iberico pork collar in red curry.
50% slots: 12:00 | 18:00
Yummo Chow
Staying true to its name, Yummo Chow serves savoury delicious nosh, offering east-meets-west mains. Among the must-try items here include chilli crab mee, sambal teri wings and the soft shell crab burger. The stylish café along Purvis Street also offers coffees and desserts that are just as tempting. Their tempura ice cream may raise eyebrows, but trust us, it is worth every mouthful.
50% slots:
Mon – Thurs: 10:30 – 23:30
Fri: 10:30 – 17:30 | 20:00 – 21:30
Sat: 10:30 – 11:00 | 13:30 – 17:30 | 20:00 – 21:30
Sun: 10:30 – 11:00 | 13:30 – 21:30
