Price: $10.90

Tastes like a big dollop of Nutella but in an ice-cream-y texture sprinkled in fancy grounded nuts.

It's good, but would recommend the pistachio panna cotta instead.

Price: $6.90

It's the perfect fancy dessert for a fancy french restaurant. I expected it to cost a bit more ala carte, but it's actually not overpriced given how good it is.

The pistachio flavor was natural, authentic, and light. I felt like a proper adult eating something non-chocolate for once with a name that sounds like what an adult my age would eat.

Seriously, it's good. 10/10 would recommend!

Price: $14.90

I'm a sucker for anything that's drenched in egg yolk. Same is true for anything that has bacon in it. That being said, I find this a little bit too pricey for a breakfast-y dish. I'd only have if it if I was splitting with someone.

I do like how the rockets blend in to the dish though. Who knew rockets go well with waffles?? Well, the people at NOM did.

Price: $9.90

Pleasantly surprised by the potato wedges and mac & cheese - very very tasty. The chicken is actually a bit overshadowed by the sides, but still good enough to be my default place at suntec if I can't think of anywhere else to eat.

Price: $7.90

Tastes like normal cheesecake - with the added fun of knowing that you're chewing something rainbow-colored. I don't know why I was expecting it to taste differently actually.

Price: 8SGD

This is now my go-to place when I need to feel all grown up and drink coffee.

I'm not much for coffee because it's all bitter and makes me look like I'm drunk. But I looove avocado shake, and AEIOU makes decent avocado shake too. The coffee is just a little shot at the side and you can pour any amount you want into your shake - which, thank you because for me that's like 2 tblsp. 3 if I'm feeling adventurous.

But seriously - I did try to pour in half a shot into my shake at the end, and it was totally OK.

I don't know, you guys. On paper, spam fries sounds like pure genius. But I went ahead and tried it, and it was just too hearty for something that's supposed to be finger food. I kept looking for rice to go with it. It felt like I was eating a loreral block of spam - although to be fair, it was a lot less oiy than if you fried or baked it at home.

So maybe if it was cut into shoestrings?

I will never learn that I don't like Black Forest. Look how pretty and innocent this thing is with its chocolate and cream. But then you take a bite and it's cherries and rum everywhere. I mean, I should have known because this IS Black Forest. It's something I'll never learn in life. Like trigonometry.

Price: 9SGD

It's hard to rate something when it has the audacity to call itself the G-Spot. People expect it to be - you know - orgasmic, and when it's not - even if it's actually really good - it disappoints people.

It took me a while to realize that it actually tastes like Ferrero. Even the crunchy bits are extremely similar to Ferrero's texture.

That said, given the experience of having a giant Ferrero (Why don't they make this?? I mean, we have giant Kisses) plus the dirty jokes that come with sharing it with friends - I think the 9 bucks is worth it.

Custard Pao = SGD 2.20 (2 pcs)

Oh my God if I could just eat stuff like this the whole day.

The pao itself was a little too thick so i didn't get to fully taste the custard as I hoped to, but it was still great as an ending to a dinner. Not that I see it as a dessert, but when you've had custard embrace your mouth in a salted-eggy hug, you know there's no following that.

Braised Pork Rib with Mui Choy Rice = SGD 6.9

Not as tasty and succulent as I hoped,but still good enough to enjoy. The meat itself was just a little dry and chewy. The flavor was also a little lacking, BUT see the little saucer of chili oil I stupidly left at the corner of the picture? Put some of those suckers on the pork ribs and it completely brings out the flavor of the dish. I thoroughly enjoyed myself, so I'm willing to give it another try just to see if I just caught them with a bad batch of pork ribs. Still,I feel like the chili oil is the real winner here.

Almond Croissant = SGD 3.20
Hot Chocolate = SGD 6.8

Pretty expensive for a breakfast out, but worth it if u appreciate a simple honest-to-God down-to-earth piece of croissant and a cup of hot chocolate to raise your pinky with. Not even sarcastic.

Croissant was crunchy and chewy in all the right ways. Hot chocolate was no joke. It was creamy, not too sweet, definitely didn't taste cheap either. In short, everything was ON POINT.

ON POINT, I SAY.