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Scallops are yet another great delicacy that most people are craving for. These lovely and tasty creatures can be found on the shores Singapore; most of the time, they thrive near the sandy areas and sea grasses. Scallops are a part of the clam...

Abalones are one of the most sought after and also one of the rarest of shellfish’s. These are cultured in abalone farms. Aside from that, abalones are one of the most expensive varieties of shellfishes. For those who can afford it, they get to enjoy two...

Devouring one’s self from eating a Singapore bird nest may not sound pleasant to some, but it can be a perfect means of enhancing the health status of a person. A certain bird species in Asia produce unique saliva with a rope-like and sticky consistency,...

A birds nest recipe can be really soothing and that it is available for everyone to enjoy but do you know where it came from and how it is being harvested? Well, harvesting a bird’s nest is pure hard work. These are gummy strands of saliva from a swiftlet...

Have you ever tried a bird nest soup? If not, you may be missing the best of tasting bird nest delicacy. Recipes from birds nest have evolved. There are many recipes that you can try out for an appetizing and comforting dish.The most authentic bird nest...

Eating a dish made from bird’s nest can be so beneficial for you. It contains a lot of organic nutrients like soluble glycoprotein, amino acids, and some minerals like zinc, iron, copper, sodium, potassium, and calcium; these are some of the bird nest...

Ever wonder where an appetizing and great tasting bird’s nest soup comes from? Well, these are somewhat a hard-earned from the most hardworking harvesters around Southeast Asia. It is from the nest of a very small bird called a swiftlet.How a Bird’s Nest...

Sea cucumbers are widely available on the shores of Singapore. They usually occupy the sandy stretches of the seas. Sea cucumbers differ in its behavior when they grow larger. Large ones would normally move towards the surface while smaller ones would...