Ikura Chawanmushi Haven of tranquility along Tanjong Katong. Read the Six&Seven review: http://bit.ly/Z4OkKb

Early birthday dinner at Chikusen! Early birthday dinner at Chikusen! V yummy! :) #food #foodporn #yum #japanese

Chikusen special maki.. Chikusen special maki.. Favorite dish out of all.. Damn yummy!! #food #foodporn #sushi #yum #japanese

Contemporary SEA Cuisine Cold Rendang Custard, Chye Poh Fries, Seafood Laksa and Orange Pork Ribs. These are the few dishes which I enjoyed at SLAKE. With a more centralised location (previously at Bedok), I will frequent it more. Focusing on contemporary SEA cuisine and known for the vibrant flavours, you’ll be in for a treat. After trying their Chye Poh Fries ($12), I can’t look at them the same way. Topped with crispy chye poh and aged black vinegar mayo, this is one dish I can’t stop reaching for. Seafood Laksa Linguine ($22), generously filled with prawns, mussels, clams, taupok and onsen egg is another recommended dish. Generous rempah with sauce clinging to each strand of pasta, we clean this in no time. But if you’re not a fan of pasta, the hearty Slake Nasi Kerabu ($19) aka Brown Rice Salad is a flavourful alternative. P.S: if you’re up for it, they serve Battered Pig Ears too!

Fusion Sides And Sauces! The chye poh fries 🍟 charmed me with their subtle radish bits (tasted like the stuff in chee kueh) but could have used more radish to really sell its unique flavour. The 10pc Har Cheong Drumlets 🍗 really impressed me with their crispy crumbs outside and tender interior. The prawn paste taste could be stronger but this was a good take on the classic har cheong gai! If you're feeling adventurous, you can even add on to the set with kombu, umami, and Japanese curry mayo 🌊 to add some exciting dimension to your fries. I felt that the kombu was the best because it gave a hint of unique seaweed flavour that gave a more satisfying umami kick than the umami mayo itself. Last but not least, the bundle is topped off with mala popcorn 🍿 that isn't spicy but just peppered and flavoured to taste like mala sauce.

Fusion Tacos At Kiap! Taco feast bundle ($99) 🌮 8/10 Believe me when I say this was a feast. This set includes: 12 Tacos + 2 boxes of Fries + 2 Sambal Mayo + 10pcs Har Cheong Drumlets + 2 Mala Homemade Popcorn! Each taco was delightfully combined with Asian flavours at provided for an extremely satisfying and hearty meal. Pictured are the: Ebi Fry Chilli Crab 🍤 Beef Pot Roast Taco 🐄 Hoisin Duck Taco 🦆 Vietnamese Cha Ca Cod Taco 🐟 Nanban Chicken Taco 🐔 Filipino Pork Soft Bone Sisig Taco 🐖 I would say all of them taste really good -- the beef pot roast and cod were quite flavourful with the cod being quite spicy and exhillarating. However, the nanban chicken tasted a bit strange with the chunks of chicken and achar, and the sisig was a bit too shredded and bland.

Green Tea Latte (RM10.90) How pretty this looked in its dainty cup and saucer all trimmed with gold. I felt like royalty when I picked it up for a sip (pinky finger perkily pointing up of course 😄). The best part of all is the green tea latte actually tasted as gorgeous as it looked. No doubt there's potent "matcha" power happening right here, with just the perfect touch of sweetness and milk blended in. I highly recommend trying this if you are into all things "matcha".

Once Upon A Time, There Lived A Cafe in a House. We were driving around in search of another cafe but took a wrong turn and somehow stumbled upon this charming little cafe. So we popped in to check it out. Couldn't believe our luck at finding such awesome lattes and cappucinos (RM8.90 each) here. They were made with "My Liberica" beans, a locally grown and roasted Malaysian brand of coffee beans that's making quite a name for itself. Desserts were a delight as well. Pristine in appearance, the Tiramisu crepe cake (RM9.90) was light yet aromatic with coffee flavour. Although it resembled cake in texture, I liked the warm brownie (RM12.90 with non-branded vanilla ice-cream) too because of how chocolatey it was. Don't plan on having a big meal here though because they don't really have much else save for more desserts and a couple of pasta dishes.

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Ocean 11 & Rose Garden Tinge of tangerine and rose in both coffees respectively. Cute latte art!

3D Art Coffee Much effort could be seen putting into making the 3D art. Coffee was decent, and I chose the one with tangerine syrup. I gotta admit I like it, as it gives a refreshing taste to the coffee.

Sweet 16 Today's caffeine situation is with a smiley cat! HIIII!!! 3D latte art here comes only with their specialty coffee series.

Relaxing Evening With Macam Macam Toast Been hearing about this cafe for so long and finally made my way here. A very photogenic food combination and I love the taste n concept ! 5 toasts for RM27, worth trying ! Btw I like my friend's fake-chip-clutch too :p

The Front Door Platter @ The Front Door Cafe Aka the big breakfast. Only thing missing is baked beans!! I didn't really like this platter because everything was very salty. Scrambled were good though. Mushroom was sautéed with onions with great seasoning. But still, I think the chef was too generous on salt and pepper. The sausage was also store bought. I wasn't satisfied with it. Food: 6/10 Price: 6/10 (RM 22 - wow! KL price. Costs you a bomb doesn't it? It isn't too bad as its a basic price for most big breakfasts but based on the ingredients, it should cost lower than that I feel. Store bough sausages, eggs, mushroom and onions, tomatoes, and only thing extra expensive is the bacon.) P/S: I recommend going for their open faced sandwiches instead because that's what they're most popular for.

Signature Toasts @ The Front Door Cafe, Chinatown KL Another of my favourite cafe but it's really a hassle to look for parking and go through the traffic to reach this place. Anyways! I love the variety offered. Some may not like open faced sandwiches but I think it's a great concept to taste a variety of sandwich flavours without being too stuffed. I had avocado and egg, BLT, apple with caramel and almond bits, pesto chicken and orange, and caramelised banana with peanut butter. Was so tempted to have all 10 choices! But I wanted to try other things on the menu so I limited myself to 5. I shouldn't have ordered the common ones like avocado and egg or the banana and peanut butter toast because I can do it fairly well at home. Go for the special sandwiches like pesto chicken and orange or the apple and caramel. They're amazing! I don't like pesto but this was an exception. Grilled chicken was very tender and the orange matches well with the pesto. BLT is very basic as well. But the bacon crisps gave a good crunch along with fresh lettuce. Everything is served on white baguette. The sides were quite hard though. And you will definitely get messy with bits and pieces falling off the sandwich as you take a bite. Will go back to try another 5! I'm so excited with miniatures and varieties. Open faced sandwich is also another reason to eat more with "less carbs" right? 😅 Food: 8/10 Price: 6/10 (RM 6 for one, RM 25 for 5 - it is quite pricey for one and it just gets slightly cheaper for 5. But still, about RM 5 for one sandwich is rather expensive too. But the portion isn't too bad! The sandwich baguette is not your usual small ones but it's slightly larger. You'll be stuffed by the end of the fifth piece if you're having it alone and have a small appetite. Luckily I shared! Underestimated the size of the sandwich 😬) P/S. Bad lighting here though. Couldn't snap a picture to my liking. 😓

Be Prepared to Queue Thankfully, I didn't have to queue, & was able to secure a table too. I came before the weekday lunch crowd, which was fortunate because a few minutes after ordering, the line built up pretty quickly.

So Good I didn't expect a coffeeshop meal to cost $14 (total) for 2 people..... A platter of duck for 2 pax, & 2 bowls of rice? Really? But dang, this was impressive & I'd gladly come here again. Loved how saucy & flavourful this was, with the duck meat being tender & not gamey. The soup was delicious & comforting, too. I totally understand the hype, now.

Braised Duck Rice They do not list their prices, neither do they have any menu over here. All we have to do is to inform them how many pax we have and they will serve up a platter that is sufficient for everyone with rice/porridge. We ordered a platter for 2 pax that comes with braised duck meat, tofu, peanuts, fish cake, eggs and bean sprouts together with 2 bowls of soup and rice. The duck meat was well braised and tender without the gamey taste. I liked the braised sauce that is thick and savoury and it is the reason why I'm coming back here again for more duck rice 》$18

Happy New Year! Kickstarting 2016 with good food, good coffee and a good read. ME Time is always good~ • 新年快乐！以我的方式迎接新的一年的到来~ 走出以往的舒适圈， 来到了不曾独自来过的地方。不点long black, 不点 latte 更没有点 flat white。而是点了杯摩卡 , 希望这一年甜甜的。大家都要平安健康幸福。

Beautiful windows, beautiful place to chill the high round windows are a graceful feature of this cafe (pls google to check them out!), i have not seen it in any other cafes! it really lightens the feel of the cafe. sitting there calms me down despite the bustle. on weekends though it does gets pretty packed. coffee is pretty good with attention to details, and the desserts ain't run-of-the-mill too. previously had a fig sticky cake here which totally blew my mind! *checked their page and they ae now back to a retail space instead. noooooo. i hope the windows remain!

These guys m get their coffee beans from Papa Palheta. And it taste good! Wanted to try their food as Chef Willin Low created their menu outta his friendship with them. Frank in a blanket is good! The frank is coated with rendang sauce. And not forgetting that the bread is lightly crisp on the outside. The exact way I wanted!

Falafel Pita Great World city / basement 1 ( sorry - really having much difficulty adding this new location to Burpple ) Was initially celebrating my find of pita and olives at Great World city after I had such a good experience with their outlet at Suntec City , pasar Bella but in dismay , I left the place . Waited 30 mins because the chef forgot my order and when I was so Hungry and expecting a good lunch - the pita was probably one of the worst I have had . The pita was stiff and all dense - nothing fresh about it. If I can say , totally opposite of what I had the last time . I gave up eating it halfway . The falafels are ok - baked so less greasy but was grainy and a little dry - wondering if they were fresh too . A case of an overworked staff doing taking orders cashiering and cooking . Hope standards improve soon back to their former glories .

Falafel And Hummus Overload Why would you get monday blues with a pita so good . The best homemade pita I have eaten thus far . Crisp and fluffy with a good texture and bite . For those of you who know bread - this pita was literally alive . It seemed to take on a life of its own - integrating the taste of the falafel , the homemade parsley chutney and the beautiful creamy hummus. The falafel had an interesting texture ( almost tasting like there were corn grits inside ) , was well seasoned without being too salty Nor greasy . The stall owner was nice to give me a dallop of homemade chilli paste to go with my meal . I was fed , nourished ... ... This was so amazingly good ..... Blessed to be in a multi cultural country like singapore where you get a melting pot of cultures and of course - food 🥘

Chicken And Pita Served with soft pita and hummus. Accompanying salad was fresh too.

Big chunks of meat for the satay Pork and Chicken Satay ($0.80 each) from Mei Mei Satay - the satay meat was pretty sizeable! I loved the marinade used; it was well charred and it made the meat quite tender, even for the pork version. The satay sauce unfortunately isn't peanut-y enough, but it was fine for me as the pineapple juice helped cut the meatiness of satay!

Mutton Soup Hougang Jing Jia Mutton Soup can be found at this food centre. I would recommend to go with the mixed option that comes with everything, if you acceptable with the meat parts. The soup is definitely creamy, and generous amount of meat parts in it.

Rice Kueh & Yam Cake From Yuan Heng Plate of crispy fried Rice Kueh & Yam Cake. Only $2.20 for now.

Badgers Apple Wood ($9) This cider is pretty new to me & I must say, it has a pretty interesting taste! As the name suggests, it's apple flavoured, but I couldn't taste much of the woody taste. This comes in Pear Wood as well! A pretty adventurous choice, but the after taste is pretty smooth & doesn't linger for too long!

#9 Pale Ale (S$9) It's not everyday you find a store in a hawker centre that serves beer from almost anywhere! Tucked in a lil' corner, this place is the to-go for affordable beer!

Mac's Great White Auckland's version of Belgium wheat beer. I must say its OZ-some!