Hot Matcha Latte was creamy and calming. It had enough Matcha yet its not bitter. The Iced White was almost like dessert, even without any sugar. The coffee had an almost malty afternote and that really matched with the creamy milk.
My first post all the way from Amman, the capital of Jordan. Spring is fast approaching and here I am enjoying a Cappucino, a lazy cake and a Halloumi sandwich. Cafe prices here are exorbitant with 16% taxes and also the exchange rate is 1.90 SGD to 1 Jordanian dinar. This whole thing set me back at 22 SGD (11.60 JD). I miss singapore....
I tried their Cheddar bread (the block looking bread in the picture) @ $6. It was very delicious and fresh! The place is more for takeaways as there is limited sitting. Deco is very nice! I also tried their Chai Latte however it didn't click with my tastebuds as it was too sweet for me. Their croissants certainly looked tempting but I'll try that another day...place accepts cash and NETS.
This was one of the recommended items in the menu however I was disappointed that they used UHT milk instead of Fresh Milk. But tastewise, it was still acceptable lah, unless you are a fresh milk purist 😅 Anyways, if you pay by Favepay you will get a 5% cashback on your return purchase!
An 'unheard of' concoction (perhaps at least to me?) This totally took care of the extreme sweltering wednesday afternoon. I opted for 0% sugar and the drink became the healthiest beverage I drank today! I liked the addition of snow fungus. A tart-crunchy-refreshing drink!
This is a very beautiful cafe. Spacious design with also a whole area dedicated for shopping for bespoke homeware. It's a respite from the heat outside once you enter! Ambience is great for catching up with friends or just for your own "Me" time. The latte was very good. No bitterness was detected and overall it had a wonderful crema and body. The barista was smiley and nice.
Burdock so good!! Never imagined a walking stick-looking root vegetable can taste this good! You can help yourself to the different types of condiments available so for this I added just a pinch of yuzu chili. The broth became slightly spicy and was a hearty bowl of lunch for me!
A delightful melange of sweet tartness coupled with a very buttery crisp shell. Aesthetically pleasing and purse friendly too IMO! This is definitely a 5/5!
From the Teppei Group, this newly opened udon place is a hidden gem. When I was there before the lunch crowd, I got to really enjoy the udon in a super quiet environment with Jap pop music in the background. Udon was not the usual IMO, very wholesome and springy. Broth was slightly sweet-salty yet clean tasting on the palate and slurp worthy! Fishcake was not bad. Overall a 8/10. Price: Half bowl at $7, Onsen egg additional $2 (not including GST.)
These muffins are not your usual ones as they are supposedly healthier 😁 Pictured flavours: Walnut muffins and Banana Chocolate. $1.90 each or 12 for $10.20. Verdict: Not bad, great for tea time bites or even a 'To Go' kinda breakfast!
Located on 308 Telok Kurau Road #01-07, this newly opened Muslim-owned artisanal patisserie is where all your bespoke and artisanal dessert cravings can be had. At quite an affordable price too 😃 This pink beauty here (hands up who loves Bandung?), is a very spot-on ode to the beloved drink in the form of a very shiny mirror glazed cake version. Sprinkled daintily around the cake: meringue crumbs! The sweetness was just right and the portion was well thought of. 5/5!
Oldness is goodness! Traditional desserts..I wonder if people born after the year 2000 still appreciate them? This is definitely a snack I grew up with, preferring home made ones by an aunt. Today, I got whisked into my childhood! These Kuih Lopes tasted just like the homemade ones I used to really enjoy eating when there were no fancy desserts back then (the 90s). It was of the right texture - somewhere in between chewy yet not tough firmness. The gula melaka syrup was also of the right sweetness and consistency!
