zhup zhup supreme, very value for money! lots of noodles and ingredients. felt super full after the meal. they served the ingredients in another claypot bowl and my stomach was full of delicious soup! which they very nicely helped us to refill.

tried their in house special siewmai and thought that it was done really well, nice unique twist to the traditional taste with the addition of sambal(?). great spot for delicious and affordable dimsum!

nice chill ambience. everything we got was a hit! ordered the rosti mentai, kani gratin, akagi udon, tempura set, oden. tempura batter was nice and crispy, didnt feel too oily at all.

my favourite out of the bunch is the dark chocolate scones! after biting into the crumbly crust youll be met with lots of chocolate bits that complement the buttery taste of the scones. the honey yuzu bagel is also packed with sweet flavour as it is drenched in honey sauce that is absorbed by the dense layers of the bagel.

ordered the chicken parmigiana and grilled salmon pasta. the portions were really big that we almost struggled to finish it so definitely worth coming to try with the 1 for 1 deals! paid $28.80 total for the 2 mains.

the chicken was nice and tender, with cheese on top that realy complemented the flavour:) tater tots was crispy and yummy!

soup was not too salty, light but flavourful. noodles were cooked well 🙂 paid $7.50 for 2 bowls which was quite worth. was told by staff that the shoyu ajitama cannot be ordered from the machine, but that ramen consisted of only corn, egg and bean sprouts...
note that the restaurant is really small and squeezy, and you have to order first before you get your seats.

as what others have mentioned you don’t actually save $16 from the deal… but decided to try and got 2 waffles and 4 scoops of ice cream (~$30++). waffle portion is quite generous, thick and crispy. would recommend getting the dark chocolate ice cream.

tried one of their signature drinks - mango purple rice, interesting texture to chew on and matched quite well with the mango drink! their new pistachio avocado drink was also good with lots of pistachios inside and a few slices of avocado on top! overall quite worth for the price paid as it was quite a large cup.

tried their memory trove gift set which comes with their nyonya and hokkien rice dumplings and kueh salat cake. it came in a beautiful box so it’ll def make a good gift for your loved ones. really enjoyed eating the hokkien rice dumplings as the rice was really flavourful and it had a generous portion of ingredients.

ordered the salmon baked rice and lu rou fan from their lunch menu, burpple deal also came with either coffee or tea! meal was good considering the price and location, paid a total of $21.38 for 2 meals.

located a few minutes away from chinatown mrt, this place has the fudgeist brownies with a perfect crunchy crust!! the shop also has quite a few drink options so definitely worth the burpple deal! staff was also really friendly, will come back again.

Ordered mentaiko and ragu pasta, both full portion . Doesn’t seem like there’s a lot also haha but
Both were tasty
Truffle fries was meh
Cold Brew tea was carbonated :( Would appreciate if it was stated in the menu HAHA… cos i don’t like carbonated drinks and there’s were anyother non carbonated drinks in the menu except water or wine…