Pastas from Breko Tried the chilli crab pasta and I've tried this dish at quite a few places, but I really like Breko's version!

Tomato Chicken Stew ($17.50 - 1 For 1) We had the Chickenolgy ($16.50), Tomato Chicken Stew ($17.50) and Chilli Cauli Balls ($9.50). Chickenology - this was the first dish which arrived and the poached egg was super jiggly! Very interesting presentation of the mushroom soup which serves as a sauce. The whole dish works well. Tomato Chicken Stew (pictured) - dish came in a skillet (good for photos! XD) but sadly, it doesn't taste as good as it looks. The sauce is too watery and sour (I was expecting a more umami, bolognese-y taste) and doesn't blend well with the rest of the ingredients. Nonetheless, the chicken, zucchini and potatoes were well cooked, all very tender and easy to eat. I'm quite impresses by the toast though, crunchy yet fluffy! Chilli Cauli Balls - this is so good! The cauliflower florets were breaded and then fried before being smothered by a chili crab, eggy sauce. Very flavorful and "meatish" haha recommended to share though as it gets gelak after a while. Overall we paid $27 for this meal ($17.50 for 1 for 1 mains and $9.50 for the cauli balls side). Decent eats at this price point and nice ambience.

Chilli Cauli Balls ($9.50) We had the Chickenolgy ($16.50), Tomato Chicken Stew ($17.50) and Chilli Cauli Balls ($9.50). Chickenology - this was the first dish which arrived and the poached egg was super jiggly! Very interesting presentation of the mushroom soup which serves as a sauce. The whole dish works well. Tomato Chicken Stew - dish came in a skillet (good for photos! XD) but sadly, it doesn't taste as good as it looks. The sauce is too watery and sour (I was expecting a more umami, bolognese-y taste) and doesn't blend well with the rest of the ingredients. Nonetheless, the chicken, zucchini and potatoes were well cooked, all very tender and easy to eat. I'm quite impresses by the toast though, crunchy yet fluffy! Chilli Cauli Balls (pictured) - this is so good! The cauliflower florets were breaded and then fried before being smothered by a chili crab, eggy sauce. Very flavorful and "meatish" haha recommended to share though as it gets gelak after a while. Overall we paid $27 for this meal ($17.50 for 1 for 1 mains and $9.50 for the cauli balls side). Decent eats at this price point and nice ambience.

Lobster Set Lunch set lunch was reasonably priced with a half serving of lobster and scallops for starters. perfect place for dates or drinks during their happy hour with oysters at only $3++ a pop** service is great too! helmed by chef alysia tan, you can expect quality food at this well-known steakhouse. situated prominently in raffles place, the decor is absolutely stunning. check out their basement if you ever get a chance to 😉

Fascinating Food Had their lunch which they offer a set lunch of 3 courses at the price of about $45? I would say it's of reasonable price. . My partner ordered the set lunch. Appetiser, he got the Caesar salad which I think was really good. With the touch of the onsen egg, it added more smooth and creamy texture to the salad. The lettuce was fresh and the Caesar dressing was good. The main course was a Chicken 'Kiev', a Russian style stuffed chicken? I believe the stuffing was uni butter inside the fried chicken breast. I didn't like it as much but I like the batter of the fried chicken. It was served with baby spinach and water melon radish - very interesting! Dessert was a choco tart and one can never go wrong with it. It was really creamy, thick and tasty . I didn't order the set lunch but I got the Duck Confit from their lunch ala carte menu. First time trying Duck Confit and it blew my mind. Didn't know it will taste this good, even with the lentils! I don't normally eat beans or lentils but these lentils were cooked so good and tasty, I finished it up. Duck has a crispy skin and tender meat inside, well cooked. Slightly salty though. . The restaurant has a really warm and comfortable setting with stunning decor. Service was good and overall, I'd give this a 8/10? Thank you for the food. I might come back for more (:

Juicy Starter The Hokkaido Scallops (~$26)!!! So plump and JUICY AND TENDER, I definitely recommend this one 🤤🤤 The scallops separated well in a bite, and the almond tuille added a nutty sweetness to the saltier popcorn purée! Ig @goodfomood

Peppermint brownie 🍫🙀😻! Filled with sweetness and mint taste combined with moist fudgey brownie at e bottom ✨ Another ❤

Eggs Royale with Dark Chocolate Infused Hollandaise Sauce [Closed] Eggs Royale served with red wine & dark chocolate infused hollandaise sauce. A little too overwhelming and slightly disappointed in the hollandaise sauce, but a good try nevertheless.

loved the huge lychee rose Macaron at Au Chocolat! aside from the fact that the filling tasted reasonably of lychee, there were actual little lychee bits! 4/5

Affordable Restaurant-Adjacent Thai And Indian Food; Casual Vibes; Great Drinks Menu [ Food Review — Ever been to a coffeeshop bar? ] What are two things that my neighbourhood is lacking in? 1) Coffeeshops, and 2) bars. And I guess that’s why Bar Bar Black Sheep decided to set up shop here — the dearth of both makes it the perfect fit! I’m not particularly fond of coffeeshops (until we have a smoking ban), and I haven’t been bar hopping since my uni days (allergies, phooey). So what brought me to the confluence of two things I’m not all that partial to? (Hint: I a m a food insta) The food ofc! Gonna preface this by saying the food isn’t exceptional; what it does have is a mix of eastern-western food options that is right up my alley, served with a surplus of cool drinks on the side, and packaged in a casual atmosphere that’s walkable from mine. Check, check, and check! After Omakase Burger closed at Turf City, I was devastated. But after it took up residency at BBBS, right next to Thai, and Indian food stalls — both of which have pretty robust menus as well — I had to swing by one day for a bite of that crunchy sala-, I mean…burger. Cause some of the ingredients inside are crunchy. Despite being branded as a coffeeshop-bar, don’t expect the prices to be near hawker fare. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing: Sans OB (which has only gotten pricier), the Thai and Indian stalls serve up restaurant-adjacent dishes with pretty substantial portions. I’m going to skip on a OB review since I did one a couple while back (refresher: 100% get the salad; pretty good, albeit kinda small, burgers with fluffy buns). My winner for the night: Aloo gobi. Cooked to order, it arrived in a tantalising lil mountain of vibrant colours, and even more vibrant aroma. We spent most of our stay plucking studs of potato and cauliflower from it; we could have just gotten this and paired it with rice and another side and be done — that’s how hefty a portion it was! The prawn cakes weren’t about to be outdone too. The crust was gold and thin, and the interior was moist and sweet — it was the perf snack to end on, esp when eaten hot. A lil pricey for 3-pc, but if you want to share a main instead, their fried rice and noodles is responsible for feeding >50% of the tables!

Sinful Delights You know the drill by now at Bar Bar; choose from the Indian, Thai or the burger kitchen. This is the butter chicken with plain naan (approx 20 sgd). Soft morsels of chicken, rich creamy sauce and the most consistent naan breads to mop it up. Comfort food done well. Great beers also!

Deluxe Burger Dinner at western, indian place. It is not a restaurant, neither a coffee shop but is it a bar ?? Well ! Fries has the consistency crispy, delicious burger and shiny egg at the side

Strawberry tofu cheesecake ($7.20), mississippi’s s’mores cake ($8.50), speculoos cookie butter cheesecake ($8.90) We got the 𝙨𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙬𝙗𝙚𝙧𝙧𝙮 𝙩𝙤𝙛𝙪 𝙘𝙝𝙚𝙚𝙨𝙚𝙘𝙖𝙠𝙚 ($7.20) which seems to be their highlight. It tasted similar to the strawberry jelly heart cheesecake at that comes in squares but lighter on the richness and cheesiness. Just like tofu, the silky smooth cake melted in my mouth almost immediately. I loved that the tart strawberry jelly and crumbly cookie base cut through the creaminess of the tofu cheese in between, making it not cloying at all! Very addictive 😚 [9/10] The 𝙢𝙞𝙨𝙨𝙞𝙨𝙨𝙞𝙥𝙥𝙞 𝙨’𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙚𝙨 𝙘𝙖𝙠𝙚 ($8.50) was very rich and fudgy. The spongy layers of cake in between were soft and fluffy. However, we found it too sweet and heavy for our liking (may be great if you’ve a sweet tooth!). 🍫 [7/10] The 𝙨𝙥𝙚𝙘𝙪𝙡𝙤𝙤𝙨 𝙘𝙤𝙤𝙠𝙞𝙚 𝙗𝙪𝙩𝙩𝙚𝙧 𝙘𝙝𝙚𝙚𝙨𝙚𝙘𝙖𝙠𝙚 ($8.90) had a perfect consistency without being too dry with crunchy bits of the caramel biscuit. Lotus biscoff lovers should give this a try! 😋 [8/10]

Strawberry Tofu Cheesecake Cake Spade has been pretty public about the closure of their outlet at South Bridge Road — an established brand name which has been business for slightly past a decade, Cake Spade has shifted quite a number of times around the Tanjong Pagar / Maxwell neighbourhood over the years; prior to its shift to South Bridge Road, they had occupied the ground floor of a shophouse unit at Tanjong Pagar Road — that would be subsequent to their original location within the nearby Orchid Hotel. While their very first location at Orchid Hotel is now occupied by Ryo Sushi, the shifting of Cake Spade out of South Bridge Road also can be seen as somewhat of a home-coming for them considering how they have returned to Orchid Hotel, but at another unit just few steps from their original location back then. Offering quite a variety of sliced cakes as well as other bakes such as brownies and cookies, the interior of the shop space is very much dedicated to their food preparation area, cashier as well as the display fridges and shelves — the dine-in seating comprises of low tables and chairs being placed outside of the shop. For those whom are familiar with Cake Spade, the range of cakes available at their current location is about the same as compared to what they had offered back when they were in Tanjong Pagar and South Bridge Road; the list of beverages available includes various selections of tea, espresso-based specialty coffee etc. just like how it was previously. The Strawberry Tofu Cheesecake is probably the hallmark of Cake Spade’s creations — possibly been one of the most mentioned Tofu Cheesecakes during the height of such cheesecakes, the Strawberry Tofu Cheesecake features elements such as strawberries, strawberry jelly, unbaked cheesecake and digestive cookie crust. Taking a slice of the Strawberry Tofu Cheesecake, one would be able to have a taste of all of the elements together — the Tofu Cheesecake itself was surprisingly light and creamy; a little different from the usual New York Cheesecake in a way that it is not quite as rich and dense. Sitting on top of the tofu cheesecake layer would be the strawberries and strawberry jelly — quite similar to what TheJellyHearts offer, the strawberries and strawberry jelly adds that slight zingy and tangy note that cuts through the tofu cheesecake, providing a slight contrast of flavours. Beneath the Tofu Cheesecake is a layer of digestive cookie crust — an element which one would usually be able to find in a New York-style Cheesecake; adds a layer of crunch and some sweetness to the Strawberry Tofu Cheesecake to balance things off.

Cake Spade Vibes always saw people talked the cake from cake spade and reminded me of "kate spade" brand tbh. Strawberry Shortcake ($6.22 b4 gst & service charge) Lychee Earl Grey Iced Tea ($7.38 b4 gst & service charge) Kyoto Matcha Cheesecake ($9.16 b4 gst & service charge) not that bad as I really like their cookie base to be crunchy and not that hard (easily to cut through). Their cheesecake just nice and not that milky and creamy texture. Hot Granny Smith Matcha Latte ($6.45 b4 gst & service charge) never tried something beyond matcha latte. they added apple syrup inside drink for granny smith (but supposed to be sour) made a bit sweet to reduce bitter taste from matcha. good for people to prefer sweetness over bitterness.

Vintage High Tea Buffet Instead of spending over $50/pax for a high tea set, how about a $30++/pax high tea buffet? Although it may not be as delicious as before, the price stays the same over the years. Sad to know that they will be closing down at the end of the year. Do visit them before they close down for good:(

Truffle N The Kong Bak House @ Dempsey... nice place to hangout n take wefies... with the vintage decos... of course the foods are also nice and serve simple and strong fragrant truffle fries. The Kong Bak Bau is great too with the thick pork slices and the just nice serving white bau! Must go for weekend brunches or Lunners!

Spaghetti Aglio Olio The portion is great (at least for me), very garlicky, and while the menu claimed to be Aglio olio, personally I felt that it's more "vongole" style with the southern New Zealand clams. It's more wet, from the clams and definitely lack the olive oil, garlic combo. Not complaining, but definitely misleading. Presentation is the greatest, most likely it was a slow night, and the Chef is not feeling it that night.

Very Decent Nasi Lemak... From A Cafe! Beef rendang nasi lemak ($9.90 nett). Spicy and tender enough for me! For that price point, good cuppa to go with, clean, spacious outdoor space for my kiddos to blow bubbles, there’s nothing to complain about at all👍🏻!

Quiet Place For The Weekend For very decent nasi lemak and great cuppa ($5nett). Free wifi! Spacious covered outdoor seating that’s great for kids 😀😀😀

Nasi Lemak Nasi Lemak with 5 Spice Pork Confit (S$9.90) Chef Shen Tan's Signature twice steamed Nasi Lemak (featuring 10 ingredients) served with ikan billis, omelette, housemade sambal and coffee sambal on cool cucumber slices, signature pork confit, marinated with coffee grounds and 5 spice powder. Available at @RevolutionCoffeeSg The meat looked rather fatty and charred black, but the taste and texture was just nice. Best to go with the coffee sambal. The housemade sambal was a bit too spicy for me. The ikan billis was quite crispy and crunchy. The rice was pipping hot and fluffy. . . Revolution Coffee Address 🏠 : 21 Media Circle, # 01-03A Infinite Studio, Singapore 🇸🇬 138 562 Tel ☎️ : 6777 2110 Open 💈 : 9am - 6pm MRT 🚇 : One North (CC23) Note 📝 : Free wifi Help yourself to iced water at the counter

Rice with Basil Leaves Minced Pork & Egg They has been operating this Thai restaurant since 2006, serving authentic Thai foods in this neighbourhood. Their rice with basil leaves minced pork & egg really came in big portion. Lots of minced pork and do expect some spicy taste with all the chilli.

Yummy Thai Food! Black Pepper Rice, Thai Style Kangkong, Seafood Tofu Soup, Grilled Beef

Stuffed Chicken Wings The stuffed chicken wings from @joeskitchen.sg is my must-order dish whenever we ate there. It is amazing how much minced pork, chestnut bits and corn is stuffed into each chicken wing and fried to golden brown perfection. We are not big fans of pad thai which is rather lackluster and their green curry chicken can be rather hit and miss. However, their deep fried garlic pork was simply superb though. Each piece of pork was crispy and juicy and you can't go wrong with fried garlic bits. The prices are on the steep side for a neighborhood eatery so try exercising self-control and don't overorder k!

Satisfying Grub Kampong Pizza, 20++. BBQ chicken, mozzarella, peppers. Make sure you arrive with an appetite as you’ll be leaving with a full belly! Good service also. Truffle fries also hit the right spot.

Combo 36 Smoked salmon with poached eggs topped with hollandaise sauce served with hash brown, sauteed mushrooms, mix salad and a english muffin I really enjoyed what we ordered, and felt that everything went really well together. I especially liked the hash brown & sauteed mushrooms! The poached eggs were cooked really well too. They're running inside as you can see which I suppose is how poached eggs are supposed to be hahaha.

Truffle Fries @ The Tuckshop Price: S$10 Truffle fries are The One Ring to my Gollum. It's unarguably precious, and I get violent when people try to take it from me. Tuckshop's truffle fries are glorious - one of the best I've had so far.