Cabbage and Tofu Dumplings ($28) consisted of roasted coconut flakes and cauliflower puree. my friend and i we didn't enjoy to eat this dish finish bc got jelak (creamy and sweet) taste.

Pork & Chive Dumplings ($32) we did redeemed 1 for 1 burpple under main dish so the ambience was really intimate and dim light setting. consisted of truffle emulsion, truffle pate, coconut flakes and sourdough bread. my friend and i we did enjoy to eat this dish finish bc got not that strong truffle.

1-For-1: Main Dish (save ~$14) Baste brings new and unique Asian tapas-style dishes to bustling Ann Siang Road! With Burpple Beyond's 1-For-1: Main Dish deal, try interesting dishes such as their "Grilled angus ribeye, viet pho jus, spice salt" a Dry-aged Angus ribeye with Vietnamese Pho Reduction! Expand your palate at Baste!

Argentinian Prawn | $26 This was a dollar more expensive than the birria, but I’d get this any day over the latter. Though not the kind of cheesy goodness you’ll get with a birria taco, this was refreshing and delightful. The Argentinian garlic prawns was grilled to perfection to give that slight Smokey flavour, not withstanding them being huge and fresh. The combination of Thai mango salad and cilantro gave an appetising boost to every bite. The chipotle mayonnaise added that slight creaminess and light spice to it, and they all the elements added up together very well. That being said, it’s more worth it at Lavi Taco’s if you use the burpple deal since it guarantees you some discount, though it also presents some limitations in flavours - such as not being able to go for this dish, and timings that you can eat there. Rate:🌟🌟🌟

Masala Lamb Birria | $25 For 2 pieces and pretty little stew by the side my first thought was how unaffordable it was. The masala lamb deep fried taco was not as oily as I’d expected, but the gaminess of the lamb was much more overpowering, to the point the masala felt like a little tingle. In fact, when you dip the taco into the birria, it’s unlikely that you’d get much masala flavour. Cheesy with a decent amount of meat, but, I would go for the other tacos instead. Rate:🌟🌟🌟

3/5 Prawn Taco 3/5 Loaded Nachos 4/5 Grilled Chicken Taco 3/5 Dill & Tonik 2/5 Berry Kool 1/5

1-for-1 pizza Overall: 4/5 ⭐️ Food: 4/5 ⭐️ Price (with discount): 5/5 ⭐️ Ambience: 3/5 ⭐️ Service: 5/5 ⭐️ Overall bready yet soft sourdough crusts, with their specialty crispy chili oil to pair with on the side if you prefer (not the best though). The downside is that we were there during happy hour but we weren’t allowed to use both burpple and happy hour discounts. We sat inside which was a bit humid on the evening that we went. Staff were very nice despite it being a busier night. Paid $28 (including GST and service charge) for 2 pizzas, so it was very worth with the burpple discount! Not so classic marg ($24) Loved the buffalo mozzarella! Almighty cheese ($24) There was goat cheese as part of it and with nice crispy bits on the top to add more texture. Drizzled with hot honey (I think it’s meant to be hot as in spicy but it wasn’t that spicy). I personally love the savoury and sweet combo.

Butter Chicken ($28) Quite a unique combi and while the butter chicken couldn't replicate the creamy goodness of the authentic ones, it still passed muster. Loved the addition of the pickled onions as well, giving every bite a nice crunch and a slight tang.

Plant Square ($26) A medley of colourful veges adorned over a beautiful tomato sauce atop a delicious sourdough base. Think semi-dried tomatoes, huge black olives, slices of grilled eggplant and zucchini, slivers of mushrooms and bell peppers and artichokes. Lovely variety and all coming together so well. The accompanying chilli oil was pure goodness as well - drizzle it onto your pizza and also the crust for an added oomph.

Not as good a deal The Burpple menu is exactly the normal menu, just that everything is $10 more. Marketing it as “1-for-1” sounds good but frankly a bit deceiving. We ended up saving only $8 whole the app tells us we saved $24. Food is so-so, service is quite minimal, probably not coming back again.

Fake One for One discount Used to be legit one for one that’s pretty value for money, but now they have a SPECIAL BURPPLE menu where they jack up the price by $TEN dollars for each dish if you want to use the one for one. Really defeats the purpose of the discount and we ended up spending a ton of money, so wouldn’t be coming here again

1-for-1: Mains (save ~$24) Dig into comforting grub at Tipsy Tavern with their 1-for-1 Mains! Located in the heart of Tanjong Pagar, it's the perfect spot to enjoy rice bowls like their decadent Wagyu Hamburg Don or the satisfying Unagi Don, featuring a large slab of unagi atop fluffy scrambled eggs and rice. Don't miss out on this delicious deal with #BurppleBeyond! Photo by Burppler Jason Ng

$39.90 or $49.90 Burpple Set (save ~$10) Head down to Butter & Spice for their $49.90 Burpple Set on Burpple Beyond which includes 2 mains of choice (from lamb, seafood, egg, chicken, and vegetable categories) along with 2 beers. Feast on authentic North Indian cuisine like their Butter Chicken, a rich and creamy dish bursting with flavours. Dip their garlic and butter naan into that sweet and spicy gravy and wash it down with a cold refreshing beer.

Butter & Spice is a hidden gem in the East Coast area, serving a variety of tandoor and unique Northern Indian cuisine. For starters, we got the Gobi Manchurian ($13) of battered cauliflower mixed in a sweet, tangy and spicy sauce with lots of diced onions. Their signature Holy Butter Chicken ($17) is a must-order as the spiced tomato and butter mixture used to cook this dish is by far one of the better ones out there. You will experience a myriad of flavours from the creaminess to the sweetness with a tinge of spice as you mop up every bit of the sauce with a naan. The other unique chicken dishes include the Chicken Mirch Masala ($17) that will appeal to diners who want a bit more heat or the Chicken Dahiwala ($17) that is prepared with a yogurt mixture that adds touches of creaminess and tanginess. There is also a value-for-money lunch promotion, priced at $13.90 that comes with a small portion of the chicken dish, with a naan and rice. ••••••••••••••••••• ✨ Butter & Spice 📍 66 East Coast Road, The Flow, Unit 01-06, Singapore 428778 🍴[Media Invite]

Curry Curry!! Curry here is really tasty and definitely good Indian cuisine food. We ordered: Mattar paneer & Palak paneer (vegetarian & in picture) and chicken tikka Masala & Holy butter chicken (chicken) and 4 naan & 2 rice Favourite was the butter chicken 💸: $93.90 Food was good but really pricey & don’t really save much with the burpple deal…..

Tenderloin | $40.50 A small restaurant located along the busy street opposite i12 Katong, Stirling Steaks served up one mean steak. Went for the tenderloin which was executed well, a nice sear that was delicately marinated, and unsurprisingly, very tender. The side of truffle fries were a tad too oily, but still delicious. Would definitely come back here with the Burpple 1-for-1 deal - so worth it! Rate:🌟🌟🌟🌟

Affordable steaks at a friendly little place Though I’m not in the area often, if I feel like steak I always consider this charming little place. High quality steaks at affordable price. On this visit though, the prices had gone slightly higher ( but still pretty good), but was a little disappointed that it had lost the char that I loved so much. This was the place that made me restart my burpple membership. Super duper worth it with the Burpple 1-for-1!

Disappointing wagyu and wings We ordered a 220g wagyu steak under 1-for-1 mains, and it was quite a disaster. The mashed potato tat came with it tasted bland and the texture was completely off. The steak was tender but with lots of tendon. The truffle fries was rather plain too. The fried wings tat we ordered was soaked in oil and left us with a queasy tummy. Personally I feel $64.50 is way too expensive for this quality and I will not come back again.

One for one dessert Around $20 for two desserts which can feed quite a lot of people. The desserts weren’t special but I guess worth coming by for the coffee and vibes of the place. A good place to chill if you had dinner nearby!

One for one coldbrew Am a fan of their white cold brew. One for one deal for this is pretty nice! Was able to use this coupon on a Sunday too.

Voucher limitation 1-1 cakes cannot be used on weekends. This rule is not found in T&C though.

scrambled egg with cheese croissant croissant is not bad scrambled egg nicely done but it was sliced cheese that did not even melt fully salad is salted so it's a lil weird for me bandung latte (cold) is really good

Chicken Baked Rice ($16.90) One of the worst baked rices i have ever eaten. Bits of minced chicken with broccoli mixed in with rice lacking flavour. The only thing going for it was the thick layer of cheese on top which became unappetizing after it hardened. Would not pay $16.90 for this. Staff were also unfriendly when we changed our orders at the point of ordering.

Chicken Pie with Mash Potato Ordered from the burpple menu. The pie consists of one layer of minced chicken and one layer of potato on top. There's abit of brocoli and carrots mixed in it. The flavours were ok but might get a bit jelat at the end. Abit disappointed with the variety of board games available. Quite a lot of their games were old in terms of its wear and tear.

yuzu mango latte ($7) this tasted like mango pomelo sago!!!🥭🥭 so yummy and i swear the oat milk (+$1) made it better. can't taste the coffee though but this kept me UP

Bad service, bad coffee Tried the mint coffee (kohito) and dark choc drink for $7.5 total with burpple. Dark choc was not sweet (good for those who prefer non sweet drinks), but did not taste very chocolatey to me too? Mint coffee was rly bad imo, sour coffee + toothpaste. What put me off the most was the service. The ordering place has 2 windows, one connected to the road outside and one connected to indoor seats. When my buzzer rang, i tried collecting from the window connected to the indoor seats since that made the most sense? But the staff told me I hav to exit the cafe to go outside to collect. When they could have literally grab my drink, turn their body n pass to me. The booth they were in was rly tiny btw. And when leaving the place i thot i was alr kind to clear my own cups, i placed them at the window connected to indoor again cos there were no dustbins. The staff then told me to exit the cafe n throw in the green bin outside. Uhh ok. Then can someone tell me whats the window connected to the indoor cafe for?

Kohito $7 ice black, fresh milk, mint

Pi Pa Gao (Loquat) Mint The Better Scoop is one of those ice-cream parlours that we find it particularly difficult to not drop by if we are passing by an outlet of theirs — these folks had grown quite a fair bit since their beginnings as Just Because Creamery especially considering how they now operate several locations islandwide. This is also not forgetting the Ri Ri Cha 日日茶 concept that is prominently located along Sago Street near the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Chinatown Complex Food Centre. Whilst we usually find it hard to resist going for their Nian Gao Waffles (they are one of the first, if not the first to offer such style of Waffles) whenever we are with other folks, we were passing by their Serangoon outlet by ourselves and we just couldn’t find ourselves skipping in an opportunity to grab at least a scoop of ice-cream here. Skimming through the selection of flavours that they have to offer for the day that are stocked in their display fridge, we eventually found ourselves going for the Pi Pa Gao (Loquat) Mint. This flavour does have a bit of significance on their money; whilst the entire trend of Pi Pa Gao (Loquat) being added into various forms of food as “dark cuisine” is popularised by an influencer not too far back, it is well noted that The Better Scoop had been serving up a Pi Pa Gao Latte for quite a while (not that they were the first to come up with the idea of incorporating Pi Pa Gao (Loquat) into a beverage though; we know of Woobbee doing so for a long time). Despite its rather milk-based appearance, the flavours of Pi Pa Gao (Loquat) hits hard — the deep earthy sweetness with a herbal note is quick to soothe the throat, all that with the slight menthol finish that makes things absolutely refreshing at the same time. The smart incorporation of mint here extends those refreshing, cooling notes further — absolutely the flavour to go for after a heaty meal; who knows if this is the ice-cream that one could help out an irritation in the throat while at it?

Double Scoops 2 Scoops ($8.50) Pipagao and Acai Banana I decided to get flavour that I didn't tried before. Pipagao got strong milky and creamy texture as I felt that it's not that strong taste tbh. Acai Banana got sweet taste but not that milky and creamy texture.

Nian gao waffle ($14.80) Their nian gao was really nice. When u cut, u can see the nian gao pull. The waffle was crispy too. We ordered double scoop - black soymilk and chrysanthemum with goji berries. The black soymilk tasted like black sesame paste. The chrysanthemum was really strong but no hint of goji berry. I like that the ice cream didn melt immediately. I would come back for the waffle again.