tried the kokopanda froyo with fave’s offer (2 for $4.90) and topped one off with mango bubbles (idk what they’re properly called hahaha)! the taste is pretty nice upon first try and the firmness and texture of the froyo is pretty good. it comes off a little sour to me and i really like that! the mango jelly were a miss for me though because they were too soft and sweet. they aren’t your typical chewy bubble tea tapioca pearls though, instead they kind of burst in your mouth. couldn’t really taste the difference between the two flavours! however i wasn’t really a fan of the weird aftertaste that you get when you eat a little too much of it, slightly nauseating hahaha. not bad, but has to be shared with friends (otherwise very jelat) 😋

got the chance to eat at osia @ rws once again (always a pleasure!) and i decided to order the recommended glacier 51 toothfish ($56) i was definitely pleasantly surprised because this dish completely exceeded all my expectations. the fish itself was charred nicely and i could honestly never describe the taste because it’s absolutely heavenly!! it’s so tasty and just enough char to have a very nice, distinct smokey flavour that leaves you wanting more. it’s just the right balance of sweet and savoury and i love love loved it! the kumera purée (sweet potato) paired nicely with the fish. the fish was also very well cooked wherein it was extremely smooth (like jelly) and had a really nice texture. although the portion seemed small, it’s surprisingly pretty filling! when i go back, i might honestly consider ordering it again. 10/10 and definitely worth a try 🤤

decided to give this monstrosity of a dessert ($35.50) a try!! topped this off with dark chocolate, earl grey, brownies & cream (premium, +$0.70) and yuzu ice cream. i wasn’t really a fan of the dark chocolate ice cream for some reason but i really loved the earl grey one!! the yuzu is worth a mention because it truly tastes very citrusy and refreshing but it was slightly overwhelming for me.

be sure to share this amongst your family/friends because it’s a really huge portion! we chose to top it with maple syrup and i think it was a pretty good combination. the waffles come in three flavours: classic, red velvet and blue velvet (however i couldn’t really taste much of a difference 😅). the waffles were more on the doughy side and slightly hard (not necessarily very fluffy), but it pairs well with the ice cream! didn’t care much for the marshmallows simply because i’m not really a marshmallow person haha but they do make the whole thing sweeter. a solid 3.8/5, mainly because it wasn’t hot (waffle pet peeve #1) and it was pretty dry without the ice cream. but still worthy of going back to eat again possibly (even just solely for the ice cream)!! wanna try their sweet potato waffles next time 😋

been craving waffles for the longest time and i’m so glad to have finally been able to get to eat some!! 🤤 got the lemon meringue ice cream paired with the two waffle quadrants ($4 for waffles) which was quite little so i’d recommend ordering four waffle quadrants to make a whole. the lemon meringue ice cream was surprisingly really refreshing and light! however it was slightly on the sweeter side especially with all the icing sugar and chocolate syrup. my only gripe was that the waffles weren’t served hot which made me quite sad because the combination of piping hot waffles and ice cream is always the best especially when they’re paired together in your mouth. )-: just wish they were hot when served!

we also ordered the crepe ($3) with earl grey ice cream! i wasn’t a huge fan of the crepe as it turned out to be a little flat and soggy especially with the ice cream and the ice cream flavour didn’t stand out much at all. it was quite underwhelming because the crepe was really thin and the overall taste wasn’t the best. i’d rather just go for the waffles the next time i’m there!

overall, a 3/5. one turn off whilst we were waiting for our order, though, was that we saw the staff making the crepes & waffles through the open glass and he did quite a bad job at it. the waffle was burnt and was sticking to the machine and he struggled with taking it out, and instead of remaking it, he simply just cut away the unsatisfactory parts. the crepe was also torn pretty badly but he still served it instead. not a very good impression!

the ambience is alright but do take note there are pretty little seats available and it can get quite crowded during peak hours especially in the evening.