Dining With Jewelle

When my husband was in Singapore a few weeks ago, I was not surprised when he and his gang went to Tony Roma’s.

For some reason, this place is becoming one of the must go eatery whenever he is in Singapore - although after our last trip there, I think I’ve had enough of it to last me several more years.

This time they went to the Orchard Road branch.

From the pictures that he took, the beef steak did look very succulent. During the days when I could still eat beef, I prefer mine medium rare too.

I thought the sound of mushroom burger was not so appetizing, but it actually looked quite interesting in the picture. And the chicken dish just looked like any other chicken dish.

Of course, being all guys, bottles of beers made an appearance.

But I am still not convinced enough to make my way to this place in our future (and unknown) visits to Singapore. Besides, there is another place called the Hog’s Breath (weird name, I know) which I am more keen to check out.

I found a review of the Hog’s Breath Cafe in Australia by Kokadoodle and although he said that the Singapore’s branch supposedly did not have quite the same standard - who knows maybe my standard is lower?

Because there are 7 adults in my house, our garage are fully utilised and sometimes, even the grass lawn became temporary parking lots.

We also have a porch which used to be coated with regular paint and before long, the paint flaked off and it now quite a hideous with old oil stains and only partly hidden by the number of shoes that our household carries! It’s no longer used for to park cars but the damage is done and sometimes I do wish we had known how to protect floors then.

I read that concrete garage floors can be protected with special coating such as epoxy which is easy to clean and can last for years.

It’s perhaps too late for our house now as this method works best for new concrete floor but at least now I know what to do with our garage floors when we build our own house next time.

Read more about how you can coat your concrete garage floor using epoxy from the CarGuyGarage.