This was substantial, and a crowd pleaser :)

This menu item may not look exciting but the beef was tender and the wok hei - infused hor fun was delicious. The Chef that cooked it today deserves 9/10!

This is a proper dining place for friends/family to gather with a much wider menu than its sister “Lazy Lizard” (pub) near 6th Avenue. The food is pretty good too - try the beer battered wings (pictured). On our previous visits, we had very good sausage/meat sharing platters. Use the discounts on apps such as Eatigo and Entertainer.

This stylish Bananier cake from Antoinette contains “flambe banana” with rum, caramel parfait, dark chocolate mousse, chocolate genoise, milk, chocolate feuilletine.

We picked tonkotsu soup variants and the ipad ordering system allowed us to opt for the curly yellow miso noodles instead-yay! Decent with the 50% eatigo app discount (selected timings).

Bye Cold Stone, we will really miss you. Every visit generated happy memories, and we have amassed so many over the years. Last day of operations at VivoCity today. 😢 Queues have eased these ~ 2 weeks so go early today for your favourite flavours!

This “Chicken Casarecce” on the pasta menu is always a treat - fresh pasta done al dente and the roasted chicken, mushroom and bacon juices are all fired in the delicious creamy sauce with herbs. $29.95 for a main course portion; 1 for 1 using the Entertainer app. Skip the “famous prawn linguine” on the menu.

This location is right next to heavy pedestrian traffic - a great place if you want to chill and watch the world go by...the food is good too. Prices are not low but they do offer discounts eg via Eatigo app. We enjoyed the Tagliatelle Lobster (pictured).

Home made pasta “with cream of mushrooms and truffle oil sauce”. $25 on the menu. The fresh pasta had a lovely bite to it, and the sauce was fragrant.

The first time we enjoyed unagi, foie gras, hotate sashimi and poached egg in a “don” rice bowl! Everything was very good and tasty, though this isn’t a fine dining restaurant. The menu price is $25.80 but thanks to the Eatigo app discount, we got it at a steal.

This is a office lunch/ family-friendly place with reasonable prices that hopes you visit often - so don’t judge or rate it against finer establishments. The Tendon ($15) included 3 tempura prawns, tempura-battered egg and veggies. Decent nosh for the price!

This “Valrhona brownie” on the menu turned out to be more like a dense ganache! Ultra rich, ultra “gao”, ultra chocolatey. Deep and dark. It is not a brownie- there is no sponge. No matter what it should be called - this is heavenly if you are a *chronic* chocoholic. If you like light Japanese-type desserts, light mousses and fluffy cakes, stay away. Enjoy this with a scoop of ice cream at this lovely cafe/ restaurant that has something for everyone.