Moojaa, a new Thai style mookata steamboat place has opened on Keong Saik Road.

The restaurant's name means "my lovely pig", a Thai nickname that Thai girls give to their boyfriends who have grown chubby. Moo Ka Ta literally means "pork skillet”" in Thai, which refers to the special way of cooking both BBQ and hot pot.

Cooking your meat over a metallic pan, you will get to enjoy their selection of pork collar slices, boneless chicken, veggies and prawns, black angus beef or cheese tofu.

The seafood and meat are picked-up every morning from the market and are marinated in their secret sauce.

25 Keong Saik Road

Tel: +65 65364780 or e-mail: [email protected]

"Mu" means pork and "kata" is the name of a barbeque plate in Thai. Mookata is a self-cooking Thai style barbeque restaurant that is opening up a traditional thai seafood experience in the heart of Katong this week.

With their selection of high-quality meats, seafoods, vegetables and specially prepared sauce, cooked and grilled in a hot pot of rich superior broth simmering over charcoal at your table.

A must try charcoal grill steamboat restaurant for you and your hungry friends.

103 East Coast Road

Tel: +65 63442985

Newly opened at TripleOne Somerset (formerly the Singapore Power Building) is another group of Imperial Treasure outlets. This latest pack of eateries consists of Imperial Treasure Bakery, Steamboat Restaurant as well as Windows of Hong Kong. Imperial Treasure is definitely giving Crystal Jade a run for its money with a clever combination of Steamboat Restaurant, Hong Kong cafe and Bakery. All of these are new ventures but yet we can still sense the old familiarity and high standards of presentation, decor and overall service and execution.

111 Somerset Road,  #02-21, TripleOne Somerset  

Tel: +65 67328231