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Wong Ah Yoke's food picks: Spice weekends up with Thai semi-buffet brunch

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If you are a fan of Thai food, one way to spice up your weekends is to check out the new semi-buffet brunch at Baan Ying.

The Thai restaurant in Novena is a year-old branch of a well-known chain in Bangkok, where there are 10 outlets.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on February 22, 2019, with the headline Wong Ah Yoke's food picks: Spice weekends up with Thai semi-buffet brunch. Subscribe