Zoukで元Ayume元Hashida、中谷シェフのポップアップ。
シンガポールOmakaseの王道。毛蟹が食べられて嬉しかったな。近々、新店舗をオープンするとか。
https://t.co/Ac6MqzcQq3 https://t.co/aPF1IeY0HZ
Zouk
[{'url': 'https://t.co/Ac6MqzcQq3', 'expanded_url': 'https://zoukclub.com/edomae-omakase-ryoichi-nakatani/', 'display_url': 'zoukclub.com/edomae-omakase…', 'indices': [83, 106]}]
CLARKE QUAY
zouk ayume hashida omakase
  [
    {"relatedness": False, "type": "none", "explanation": "This is not related to public housing or maintenance issues."},
    ]

It seems that the Twitter post you provided does not relate to a maintenance report feedback to a public flat house. The term "zouk" is a Japanese word that means "to play" or "to enjoy", and "ayume" means "dream". "Hashida" is a Japanese word that means "to order" or "to select", and "omakase" means "leave it up to you". Therefore, the post is likely a reference to enjoying a dream or selecting something with pleasure.