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.

Smoothie bowl First time visiting, I enjoyed the smoothie bowls! Will be back!

Don't miss the smoothies Love the special Burpple Beyond promo offered here. The smoothies are unique and captivating. Will come back for more!

Mushroom double toast This never fails to satisfy my palette! A simple toast with mushrooms brings good memories and comfort to my stomach!

wagyu beef with mentaiko ($24.90) not the first time ordering from them and their quality is pretty consistent. love the mentaiko sauce with the beef and runny egg even the karaage ($10.90) was juicy and yummy

Mentaiko Wagyu Rice Bowl This is for my CBD Corporate Slave who wants to have a good lunch for their TGIF! My lunch usually costs below $10, but when I’m feeling like treating myself, I definitely head to WaaCow! I’ve been visiting WaaCow! for a long time and I’m always in love with their mentaiko wagyu beef bowl. If you don’t like mentaiko, they also have the original version. What I really love is the perfectly cooked rice, mixed with an onsen egg and topped with thick slices of Wagyu beef. I promise, every time I go, the beef is of premium quality and tastes really good with the egg-mixed rice. A downside is that it gets really crowded, so go early! And it’s not affordable for your usual lunch unless you’re splurging. Rating: 🤤: 4.5/5 💰: ~$20++/pax 📍 : @waacowsg Follow @foodytiff for more 🥢

Waa Cow! Yummy food that's good for the soul Sadly visited on Valentine's and burpple deal was locked Will definitely visit again

Yikes Not worth it. Crowded place. The unagi has scales and the food is basically microwave and touched. The onsen egg is nice. Would be my last time there.

Unagi bowl Tried the unagi bowl with the set. The egg omelet is a good combination. And love the Japanese pickles. The ingredient aren’t Amazing but it’s nice. Honestly the set isn’t that cheap but it’s still a good lunch option for when you feel like having a larger variety.

Kaisendon burpple set Got my favourite main from the burpple set choices — the kaisendon with steam gyoza and salad and miso soup and tea For the amount of food you are getting the burpple deal is really worth and I like the kaisendon is pretty decent. I prefer the gyoza over the yakiniku sticks offered at other outlets. Around $34 for two sets which is ok for locations too.

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

Cajun Chicken Chop($8.50) + Jumbo Sausage The Cajun Chicken Chop is so much better than the steak I had previously. Cajun Chicken Chop was well marinated, expertly grilled with charred edges. Chicken was tender and juicy. Sides servings were very generous. Jumbo Sausage was nothing special, just fillers.

Ribeye Steak @ $25 250g Grass fed Ribeye Steak Actually felt $25 was over priced for the quality I received. Felt like the Steak was not "Fatty" and tasted like I was having a rump Steak instead. Their Cajun Chicken Chop was much better

Classic Cheeseburger & Fries They've changed their menu quite significantly. There's quite a lot happening between the buns, but it was rather dry. The bun is also the cheap variety. Here they sell burgers separately from fries. The fries are $3 extra. Decent fries.

Northern Malaysian Coconut US Beef Stew with Sourdough $22 A very lemak , 36 hour sous-vide US beef short plate and brisket with rendang-esque housemade coconut stew brimming with spices. Melt-in-your-mouth would be the most appropriate superlative. It’s topped with jiggly onsen egg and served with plenty of toasted sourdough to scoop up the saucy goodness with. - Taste: 3.5/5

Mr Kakuni Toast $19 I appreciate the unique takes on brunch at @evanskitch, the chef has really put his personal stamp on the dishes here. - Slabs of glisteningly fatty char siew sauce-glazed pork belly slices are layered over a bed of perfectly scrambled egg. The meat is cooked for 36 hours until meltingly soft, then aburi-ed for a smoky finish. - Chicken floss, as well as scallion, furikake and chilli strands add a decidedly Japanese fluorish, but what truly takes it leftfield is the passionfruit sauce and pickled papaya buried innocuously under all the under ingredients, lending a tropical sweetness to each bite. Does it all work together? Not quite, as the almost multitudinous mix and match of components can confuse the palate at times. It’s a good dish overall, but a little editing could have gone a long way. - Taste: 3/5

North Malaysian Curry Beef Stew Very delicious brunch cafe with fusion dishes. Flavours are very balanced. Smoked salmon, mentaiko with pork floss is a great combination. The curry beef stew is also very fragrant, meat is tender, and goes well with the sourdough bread.

Thai tea crepe At $8, the OG from Two Bake Boys doesn’t come cheap. Taste and flavour wise, given it’s a recipe from the owner, a Thai, it’s in a way, guaranteed good! The mille Thai tea crepe came served with a pouch of Thai tea drizzle, enhancing the tea-liciousness of the cake. Thanks to Burpple beyond 1-1, this is certainly way more affordable!

Birthday Came to celebrate my birthday and its definitely a good experience. Firstly, the staff is friendly and help prepare the cake when she know we are celebrating in the cafe. Secondly, the ambience is good to chill and chit chat. Lastly, the cakes are delicious. I love that the cake is not so sweet and the portion is good for 1pax. Will come back again :)

very pretty cafe!!! very well decorated cafe & cosy environment but had no one when we reached around 5pm. had their thai milk tea crepe cake & vanilla strawberry crepe cake for a total of $8 after 1 for 1 discount. the crepe cakes were flavoured mildly but the thai milk tea sauce helped to enhance the milk tea flavours so we enjoyed the cakes. it was a distance from bugis mrt station so we're on the fence whether we would purposely go back there again.

Fresh seafood sashimi on delicious rice We got the premium Don ($22.80) + drink ($3.80) burpple set and it was absolutely delicious - the scallop was sweet and fresh, the sashimi was a generous portion of tuna and salmon. And the rice was buttery and v umami with the seaweed flavours and bonito flakes mixed in! V affordable chirashi place in a central location.

Main Dish + Drink ($16.60) Located outside of International Plaza, this restaurant serves very affordable don! We got the Bafo Don ($12.80) with a Yuzu-based homemade drink ($3.80) with #BurppleBeyond - 2 mains and drinks @ $16.60! The lady boss was very friendly and shared with us the top-selling items on the menu. Highly recommend!

Super worth it! Super delicious! The seasoned rice was topped with fresh fish and various condiments and taste superb mixed together. The apple and yuzu drink was refreshing too!

Waffle-licious The Waffle was fluffy with a crispy exterior and we had two scoops with it - Hazelnut and Yogurt Biscoff. The Hazelnut reminded me of Kinder Bueno as it was creamy, choco-nutty and had waffle biscuit bits in it. As for Yogurt Biscoff, it didn't suit my tastebuds as the yogurt taste was overpowering. Some biscoff bits would have been nice for texture.

Single Scoop ($4.80 + $1.20 for Gourmet) We got the Speculoos Apple pie and the Pineapple Cheesecake flavours - both in which we didn’t really like at all, unfortunately. They were Gourmet flavours so that was an additional $1.20 x2, which doesn’t count in the Burpple 1-for-1 deal of course. Almost all of the flavours here were either Premium (+$1) or Gourmet (+$1.20). The textures of the ice creams weren’t creamy at all which made the ice cream enthusiast in me sad. Speculoos Apple Pie had a very dry mouthfeel and tasted one dimensionally cinnamon-y. The Pineapple Cheesecake had an airy texture, similar to half melted whipped cream, and the dried pineapple bits inside were way too sweet. There were also chunks of what seemed like cheesecake but felt like sweet uncooked batter that stuck to our teeth a bit too much. Perhaps we chose the flavours wrongly - we were simply excited to try some interesting mixes and creations. I think the flavours here all seemed really creative and innovative (there was even kueh bang kit, how cool is that!?) but perhaps the execution will require a bit more fine tuning. I believe that the texture and mouthfeel of ice cream is very crucial and sets apart the good ice cream parlours from the average ones - you could have a simple flavour but still win the hearts of customers if the mouthfeel is on point. We visited on a weekday evening and the cafe was about half full. The interior of the cafe is cutely decorated, making the place a pleasant spot to chill with friends if you aren’t too fussed about the ice cream. The Burpple 1-for-1 deal makes the price a little more reasonable though be ready to pay extra as most flavours are premium/gourmet requiring additional top ups.

Season waffles Coupling pandan mochi waffles with Burpple 1for1 scoop was the highlight of the night! Will be coming back for more.