Not bad, pancakes were fluffy and not too jelat to eat. But wished that they were able to soak up the honey better though
I liked the quality of both the coffee and the ice cream. Tried the cold brew which was good too. They sell plenty of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and they have nice decoration as well. Would definitely try the food if it was a little less pricey!
We were able to choose our soup base, and I chose the (spicy) kara-miso ramen which wasn't that spicy. The pork cheek was really good and melt-in-your-mouth. The noodles were springy and the broth was full of flavour (a little bit too salty in my opinion) but still, this is one of the better ramen places in SG
Supposesly famous, but I felt this was just about average. The broth is both herbal and peppery at the same time, not sure whether it is intentional, it also seems that whenever the broth was refilled it would taste slightly different. There was quite a substantial amount of meat and other ingredients, but not exceptionally tasty.
Very very affordable pricing, this was $7.50 ($1 for the cheese) and comes with sauce (I chose salted egg for another $1), a side, and salad. The portion is huge and the fish was well-cooked too. Butter rice was very fragrant. Very underrated and value-for-money. Will definitely come back often.
Despite being pricier than the usual bowl of Kolo Mee, i don't regret paying that extra. The noodles are QQ and, after adding the sauce, it's addictive enough to eat on its own. The char siew was normal but they gave a good quantity of meat (with complimentary soup, wantons and prawns! note the veg at the top left corner isnt included in the set)
Banana brulee served with Homemade Gelato, drizzled with Butterscotch Sauce. Not only was the plating great, I liked the sauce that was drizzled on top, and the caramelized sugar. It's like experiencing different types of sweetness on one plate.
Beef slices with (a lot of) egg, onions, seaweed and edamame. I thought the edamame was slightly out of place here. The meat was tasty though. And the portion (of both rice and meat) is huge so it's quite worth the money!
Dry ramen is an interesting concept, and no it is not as dry as it seems - there is a layer of sauce underneath. Apparently diners are supposed to mix it for 20 seconds before eating. It did not disappoint indeed. The noodles were springy and the sauce added flavour, well-coated with the onsen egg. The minced meat was tasty and slightly spicy to add the kick. Not to mention that there is a load of spring onions but i'm not complaining. Very worth it with the 1-for-1 deal
They have customizable rice/noodle bowls as well as Signature Set (this is set G). Will definitely get this again, the duck was so flavourful, sesame added fragrance, also loved the addition of the crispy bits and the egg was beautifully cooked. Very worth it especially with BB 1-for-1
Overall it was pretty ok, worth it with the 1-for-1 deal. I liked how they added tomato sauce so the cheese doesn't get too overpowering. Would have liked for the smoked salmon to be incorporated within the dish itself instead of just putting it at the top. Also, some parts of the pasta was hardened.... but overall it was not too bad :)
Classic breakfast item but pretty good, loved the addition of the tomato that gave the zest. Toast was also nice and soft and served with just the right thickness. A pretty chill cafe with good service as well!
