$2.20. Really pricey kind of brioche but I feel that it was rather worth it because not only was it huge, there was lots of sugar coating around the brioche. The pastry was soft and easy to eat. There was a little butter in the center and it was wrapped in a roll. Definitely satisfying and a good sweet treat for breakfast! Really love it very much, except that it was expensive. Also Johan Paris packages their pastries and bread very well, making sure that it does not go out of shape even if you are not eating it immediately.

$4.30. Chose 50% hazelnut milk tea with Aiyu Jelly. As usually, found the aiyu jelly to be amazing and nice. However, I feel that 50% for hazelnut milk tea is a little too sweet for my liking. There wasn't much of a distinct hazelnut taste because of the overpowering of the sweetness in the milk tea. Definitely nicer than other drinks but cannot match up to it's original milk tea.

3 for $5. Churros Factory serves one of the best churros in Singapore, what I like about it is that it can be shared with others easily and doesn't make it feel as though it is so sinful. Each churros is not too long in length and just nice. Very pricey but it certainly lives up to the reputation. Unique flavour and crispy. Palatable to the locals!

3 for $5. This sea salt caramel churros is on for a limited period of time only. Definitely one of the best churros that I have tasted in terms of crispiness and also there weren't as much sugar put on the churros. The caramel sauce over it was not over the top and it didn't feel too sweet. Certainly a good place to go to for your churros fix because it has churros that is good for group sharing and not a very filling dessert. However, it is on the pricier side.

$5.30 for the tom yum ban mian from qiu lian ban mian in food republic westgate. The tom yum soup was not as thick but it certainly had lots of spice and goodness in it. Disappointed that the egg yolk was not runny and the noodles felt a little too hard. The vegetables that they gave weren't satisfying because most of it were stem. Not worth it in terms of pricing but I felt that it definitely tasted delicious and good!

Bought this from Bun Master at Dhoby Ghaut Xchange and I can safely say that this is one of the best coffee bun that I have tasted. Not only is it crispy, it was huge and filling. The only thing that this bread was lacking was that the butter wasn't evenly spread throughout the whole bun. Tasted like the polo bun and the bread crust was super crispy. Extremely good and recommended! One of the best that I have ever eaten.

$1.30. Very affordable and it is from a small bakery in the Bukit Batok market. The azuki fillings given were generous and it was mildly sweet. Additionally, the crust of the danish pastry was soft and did not feel as though it was too hard. Affordable and nice! It wasn't too oily as well, making it a good breakfast treat!