Spicy miso butter is really spicy but still, a good meal to share with friends and it was sure tasty. Comes with crab,prawns,mussels,corn,carrot and potatoes:)

$5.60 bowl of yumness :)

Grilled chicken,egg omelette,chicken floss banh mi for the price of $6.90. I like the chicken because it tastes very homely and authentic lol.Don't like the leafy varnishing and chicken skin so if you don't like those as well,rmb to request without them!

$8.90 truffle tattle tots which are just hashbrowns with truffle oil. The truffle smelled awesome but the taste was barely there. My $6.50 green tea latte was really bland. Blehhh. My friend had the big breakfast which wasn't very nice either. Maybe we should just get the desserts next time..oh well

Have this toasted, as recommended by my brother. The crust- sweet and crunchy, the filling- the kind of minced meat u find in bazhang. Something different from the usual I would say, but good:)

Yummy bowl that's worth $6.50. They use real durian here and the icecream tasted like pure frozen durian purée. The shaved ice was normal. Couldn't really tell if they added anything to it cuz the durian taste was overpowering 😛. Good for durian-lovers.

Haven't tried Chirchir but I have sure tried Choochoo🐔. Their fried chicken come in five flavours: Soy, garlic, sweet, spicy and original. After my Korea trip, I have since been quite skeptical about the KFC standards here in sg but I sure wasn't disappointed by choochoo. The double batter+sauce combi at choochoo made me gain some faith in the KFC here in sg and the food were decently priced too! Do try their lunch sets that come in the form of KFC+seaweed rice. I liked the yummy seaweed rice as well:)

Prices for the food were decent. Good ambience but tends to get a little warm in the afternoon, thanks to the glass ceiling. Do order before 11am if you are looking for brunch food, to avoid disappointment. Sweet potato fries were soggy. My favourites are the baked eggs and the thai milk tea loaf cake (served warm!)

Warm chocolate brownie sitting atop a heap of 'chocolate soil', topped with a huge scoop of vanilla bean icecream, drizzled with salted egg yolk sauce, all for the price of $10. The icecream was good and I believe it was homemade (have been wanting to check out 'Regroup x Scoop Therapy', GTC's new icecream cafe already, which I believe was where the icecream came from). Salted egg yolk sauce was mediocre though and the 'chocolate soil' did left me with an almost sore-throat building up.