Western Otah Cutlet Rice The portions were sufficient and after the promotions, it’s very worth it to come here.

Black Kut Teh Lion Mane Hotpot ($16.90) I use 1 for 1 burpple voucher for main dish to redeem. I opt out noodle for side dish. But I felt that not much "pepper" taste as opt out for less spicy in flavour. They give a lot of ingredients inside hotpot such as lettuce, fungi mushroom, lion mane, tofu and sliced carrots. I did enjoy the experience for mini hotpot while they cooked ingredients to the boil. Their you tiao was quite crispy and can dip into the soup broth.

Pesto pasta Not a fan of the pesto sauce, tastes too nutty and not really of Basil. Also not a fan of the mushroom used and it’s a little too thick. Just not a fan of this pasta — will probably order another dish next time. However, with burpple deal - got two mains for$20.65 which is a great deal. Food portion is on the small side too. Especially for the location of this place. Will come back

B supreme plus burger and the assembly burger Superb burger, portion size was good and the fries were freshly fried. Liked the B supreme plus burger more. Blue pea flower tea is good too! Will come back again even without the burpple 1-1 deal

1 for 1 pasta The truffle mushroom pasta was really good! Would come back here for this! 😋

Crab Pomodoro ($25++,) Really worth it when using Burpple beyond deals. The pasta was not too spicy. There was also a lot of crab meat. Some are quite big pieces so you can chew and taste the crab. Pasta are always great here, no complains.

1f1 tasting portion Tried the lamb ragu and the mentaiko pasta. We chose the pumpkin Pasta with the ragu sauce but we felt another pasta would have went better with the rich sauce. I love the lamb sausage too with the feta. The mentaiko was nice as usual. We also tried the mushroom soup but it was pretty mid. Very worth work burpple deal!

Tiramisu ($8.90) Small and it was served just in a small container. The alcohol taste was quite strong and the mascarpone was sweet and creamy, but we couldn’t really taste the coffee in it. All in all, average and not memorable.

Ragu ($25.90) with Beetroot Lunghi I thought this would look better but the aesthetic was a bit lacking. The portion was also small and the beef was tough. The beef cubes were flavourful, but very tough (full of tendons that were very tough to bite). The sauce for this was quite watery too and didn’t stick to the beetroot Lunghi well.

Itek Sio From Marie’s Lapis We recently had the pleasure of trying the new dish, Itek Sio, at a popular café on the east side of Singapore. This slow-cooked leg of duck is an absolute delight, featuring a harmonious blend of tamarind mixture, shallots, coriander powder, and dark soy sauce. The flavour are perfectly balanced and seep into every tender bite of the duck. Accompanying this succulent main is blue pea rice that not only adds a visually stunning element to the plate but also complements the dish with its subtle fragrance. Only $20 for now.

Tok Kong Mee Siam Pretty plating, especially with tiger prawns. But nothing about it suggested it's better than any mee siam.

Lapis Waffle@$12 Just had lunch nearby, and was searching for a place using burpple search nearby function to look for desserts and chanced upon Marie Lapis Cafe that was near where we had lunch. The store owners were ultra friendly, this and the ambience of the cafe made us feel very welcomed and homely. We proceeded to order their kueh lapis and their unique lapis waffle. 1) the lapis waffle was crispy. And tasted distinctly like kueh lapis. Their ice cream flavours also nonya style flavours, such as chendol, ondeh ondeh, mua chee etc etc. 2) kueh lapis was buttery and soft. Tasted very good. Highly recommended. Only found out while waiting for our food, that the Google reviews of this place is astonishingly high at 4.8/5. And saw alot of good reviews for their Peranakan Food like mee siam and rendang. So have earmarked to return here again to try those.

Chicken Banh Mi (⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️) The Chicken Banh Mi was incredibly flavourful and probably our favourite among the two variants! The shredded chicken chunks were relatively tender for breast meat cuts, and the seasoning was on point. Also, crispy edges on the fried egg ($1 top-up) is always a plus point. 👍🏻 

Pork Bahn Mi (⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️) First-timers can try their Pork Banh Mi, jam-packed with ham, fatty pork slices, pickled veggies & their house-made sauce within the freshly baked baguette. Personally, the key to a good bánh mì is the baguette, and theirs came with a crusty exterior while fluffy in the middle. I enjoyed the ASMR crunch with every bite, less so about the bread crumbs all over my lap LOL (but it's not a biggie). 🥖The pickled carrots and radishes added a contrasting tang against the meatier elements of the sandwich while providing a pleasant crunchiness. The pork slices could have been thicker, but at least they were tender and clean-tasting. P.S. Pâté is life! 🙌 

Set meal Banh Mi Set (S$6.50) Selected beef in spicy version Accompanied with iced Vietnamese coffee Quite spicy compared to the previous visit. Quite a few slices of chilli padi. Will be closed from 21 to 30 January for CNY festive season. Banh Mi Thit Address 🛖 : Tue - Sun : 9am - 9pm

Premium meat! Good staff & food! Waited a little but is okay because the shop seemed very busy. Ordered: - Army Stew - Pork Jowl - Pork Belly We had 1-1 for the army stew & jowl. Pork belly not included for the burpple deal. Meat cuts were very premium & army stew was flavourful & had a lot of ingredients. VERY SATISFIED. WOULD COME BACK AGAIN. Although if you dont have the burpple deal it gets pricey. Total paid: $65 for 2 pax (with 1 burpple deal)

Meal For 8: $178 With Beyond I ordered the 8 colours set ($98) that comes with a free stew and used 2x 1-for-1. I redeemed 2 korean grilled squid ($22), Army Stew ($24) and a kimcheese fried rice ($20). The grilled squid was grilled to perfection 😍 and it's $11 only for a well marinated squid i'll say its very worthed it. The army stew though... the soup was basically diluted kimchi soup with very little dish in it. I had much better army stew at Seoul Garden hotpot previously. Overall, the service was very good but the food was mediocre. The price is good for big groups at $178 but i wont be back without Burpple :/

1-for-1 Selected Meats Ordered Pork Jowl ($28) and Soy Chicken ($22). The portion of the meat seemed a bit too little for the price, and wasn’t really well-seasoned. The chicken’s size was like those one piece chicken cutlet that I buy from the supermarket :( I know through Google reviews that they measure the meats to ensure that the size is the same for the meats, but it’s still too small for the price charged. I guess you are paying for the service, where they would cook the meat for you. The soy chicken marinate tasted Chinese instead of Korean. I’ve lived in Korea for awhile so I know that Korean Soy Chicken is a little sweet and savoury, but this rly just tasted like a bit of soy sauce and pepper was marinated with the chicken :( I loved the onions though, cook it for a longer period of time so it’s completely caramelised! Their kimchi is delicious as well. Overall, I paid $32.76 for 2 pax. I would still return and perhaps try the stews, which nearly every table had. Please note that they do not serve water and a jug is chargeable at $2. Please remember to make a reservation beforehand and quote Burpple Beyond.

Double Fish Soup | $8.50 Seem a couple reviews on the fish soup at an industrial area in Ubi - and it really lives up to all the glowing compliments given. Soup was flavourful and rich, but what blew me away was the freshness of the fish, alongside its silky, smooth and tender texture. The fried fish was pretty normal to me, so I’d rather go for wholly the sliced fish. Many reviews recommended adding the fried egg, which I don’t usually like because of how it changes the taste profile and oiliness of the soup. But this wasn’t too oily. Highly recommend to try but be prepared to queue - queue starts even before they open! Rate:🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Sliced Fish Soup A hidden gem in the Ubi industrial area serving tender and flavourful fish soup. My order of sliced fish soup came with a generous amount of sliced fish and cabbage, topped with fried egg floss and shallots. The fish slices were fresh, bouncy and tender in texture, accompanied well by a sweet and flavourful broth made from fish bones and dried sole fish. I also added their fish roe and prawn paste balls to try. I like how the fish roe added a crunchy texture to it. Be prepared to queue for at least 30 minutes even when it’s past lunch hour on a weekend 》$7.50 / Large + $1.50 (2pcs Fish Roe Prawn Paste Ball)

Fish Soup Very generous with the portion and most importantly, the soup is so tasty.. highly recommended

Kaya Waffles ($2.50) slightly ex but then I don't want to go beyond $3 for waffles so I just stick to usual flavour such as kaya or plain that I go for. But I usually order got filling if I'm not in mood for plain. So the waffles was slightly hard to chew thru as it's overcooked a bit but the kaya still ok and sweet as got milk and coconut aftertaste.

Spam Always long queue so I bought $10 worth. Don't know why the flour kinda dense and moist. Tutu kueh has been like this for years now. Maybe rushing it due to the popularity causes this. Peanut and coconut were still the best. We also tried red bean, which is pricier, but it's dumb.

Waffles with Coconut This is so super unique I've never seen waffles with coconut!! :O Its such a tragedy that my gym is located at the top floor and I have to smell all the delicious food in Queensway Shopping Center just before I work out. But my curiosity was piqued by a coconut + waffle combination. Freshly made to order, these pandan waffles were more of the thin and crispy type and was definitely less dense than I was used to. The shredded coconut flakes they used were the same as the one in their tutu kueh, infused with that sweet gula melaka which I am such a sucker for. They are super generous with it, perhaps justifying the $3 price point. It worked surprisingly well; the pancake batter wasn't too sweet and allowed the gula melaka to sweeten up the waffle. The light pandan fragrance of the waffle and coconutty flavor went really well together. And the crispiness of it, in hindsight made the snack really light yet satiating without making me feel too bloated.

black sesame peanut butter ($10.90) this was rly nice and creamy and surprisingly both flavours went q well tgt! the peanut butter mostly predominated but you can taste lil pops of bssm throughout

avocado gula melaka ($10.90) v creamy! both flavours meshed rly well tgt

mango cream cheese ($10.90) this was rly fragrant as well. the frozen mango was not the nicest bc it got q icy from freezing but the cream was nicely infused w the mango flavour!

Pork Chop Fried Rice I crave this so often. The noodle got me curious but I still ordered the fried rice. The best thing about this was the many flavours. Every component was shiok. Their pork is more popular than chicken because it's juicy with a layer of flour or starch.

No frills pork/chicken chop An affordable, no-frills, eat-and-go experience in the heart of town. Batter for both was not as crisp as I would have liked, and the pork chop had to little meat in my opinion. The chilli that came with leaned on the tangier side, and didn't really suit the chicken/pork chop. As for the sides, the fries+beans+coleslaw combo was decent, but the noodles was blander than I expected - at least they gave chilli! Overall, for an $11 meal for two, it's definitely a good place for a quick and simple meal.

Underdog Fish & Chip Order their fish variation ($5) this time and it is not bad. Fish is fried to order and it was hot and crispy.