Cabbage and Tofu Dumplings ($28) consisted of roasted coconut flakes and cauliflower puree. my friend and i we didn't enjoy to eat this dish finish bc got jelak (creamy and sweet) taste.

Pork & Chive Dumplings ($32) we did redeemed 1 for 1 burpple under main dish so the ambience was really intimate and dim light setting. consisted of truffle emulsion, truffle pate, coconut flakes and sourdough bread. my friend and i we did enjoy to eat this dish finish bc got not that strong truffle.

1-For-1: Main Dish (save ~$14) Baste brings new and unique Asian tapas-style dishes to bustling Ann Siang Road! With Burpple Beyond's 1-For-1: Main Dish deal, try interesting dishes such as their "Grilled angus ribeye, viet pho jus, spice salt" a Dry-aged Angus ribeye with Vietnamese Pho Reduction! Expand your palate at Baste!

Hokkien Mee Their Hokkien mee was legendary and we're glad they kept it after revamp. There are large prawns, chunky roast meat, sotong, garlic sprouts, good-quality lard and superb chilli sauce. One thing that changed: no more beehoon in it.

Wonton Mee Their wanton mee has always looked amazing. There's chashu, onsen egg, fried wantons, milk cabbage. It's sumptuous and the lard was good quality.

Ngoh Hiong This attracted us for its use of crabmeat and Kurobuta pork. But wu xiang being wu xiang, the filling was minced and mixed together. It tasted decent but I couldn't tell what I was eating. The sweet sauce was so nostalgic.

Tropicana (Part of $25Nett Burpplebeyond deal + Top Ups for change of drinks) Call this “white trash food” but I loved my Sunday “lunch” on a hot afternoon recently that was sweetened with Burpplebeyond. Paying $30++ for a coffee, matcha latte and 2 smoothie bowls I was still pleased despite this not being the usual burpple 1 for 1 deal. My Tropicana smoothie bowl had a deliciously smooth and rich blend of the stipulated tropical fruits (mangoes, banana pineapples) together with coconut milk. As crunches there is also a good portion of granola with nuts. True to its picture fresh, although tart, green kiwi slices and cubed white dragonfruits were garnished on this beautiful bowl. We want to come back for the açai breeze.

Double Toast & Homemade Lemonade (Weekdays Only) (~save $30) The Social Space’s menu is simple but honestly good! Expect feel-good breakfast or brunch staples in the form of open-face toasts served on chunky slices of toasted French sourdough as well as smoothie bowls which come in natural coconut husks.

back here because 10/10 vibes i really love the vibes here 🥰 anw after trying most of the toast i like the eggplant miso one the most!

Galettes we went with no.4 Chiffonade of ham, organic egg sunny side up, over sautéed mushrooms, Comté cheese and no.7 French pork sausage, onion confit marinated in 23 cider, old style mustard cream, comte cheese. i enjoyed the pork sausage galette more as i’m not a huge fan of mushrooms.

Lovely cafe with good food First time we tried the famed Galettes and while we didn't love it, it was definitely top notch in terms of taste and quality. Had the No. 3 (Sauteed mushrooms with Comte cheese and a sunny side up, $18) and the No. 8 (Pork pancetta carbonara style with spinach, onions, and sunny side up, $19). Preferred No. 8 as the carbonara sauce gave more flavour to the Galette. As you get to the sides of the Galette though, you just have more of the plain buckwheat flour taste, so do leave some of the fillings for the sides!

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Fish with macadamia crust The fish was fresh and soft, and the crust complimented it really well! Really enjoyed this! We ordered 3 main dishes, and 2 desserts (so we could use a Burpple deal, and it was about $30/person) pretty worth it!

Keto Brownie This legit taste super super good, even on a normal brownie scale. The chocolate was fudgy but not sticky, and it wasn’t too sweet either which went very well with the ice cream! The other items on the menu also looked pretty good and decently priced for a restaurant with a nice ambiance! Would come back again to try their other food!

Plant based Crab pasta Again, taste exactly like crab! Pasta was decent.

Duck confit aglio olio $24 The pasta was generous but not much was going on in it. There was little duck, To fill in the gaps they put in cubed red & green bell peppers. Not that it was bad, just feels more like something a proficient cook makes with leftovers. Now I know why it was slightly cheaper than the rest. Kinda disappointed though cos it was still listed as a signature dish. I have had better pastas here in the distant past

1 for 1 main + ice cooler offer Super worth deal and very delicious food! Ordered the 1 for 1 mains and 1 for 1 pasta for 4 pax plus 1 truffle fries (this is very good!) to share. Average cost of each person $22.70! Good vibes and the people here are very kind and helpful :) Will definitely recommend this place to others in the future!

Pasta dinner 1f1 Got the crab pomodoro and the truffle mushroom carbonara. Love the pasta especially the pasta used for the carbonara and I found that the two pastas were a good complement for sharing! 💸: 36.25

Good for a rainy day Hororok is a small shop with 4 seats only, $17.90 burpple set includes 2 stews and 2 drinks (yuzu or barley). Taste wise is quite average tasting,good amount of ingredients - satisfying on a rainy day Saw that some reviews included ice cream but I think it’s no longer part of the burpple deal as at Sep 2023. Saw that the ala carte price for the stews are $9.90(R) /$11.90 (L) so the deal is not exactly 1-for-1. Would come back if I’m around the area looking for an affordable, quick fix Korean stew

Comfort Korean soup Ok my photo doesn’t do this justice haha If you’re looking for some decent Korean soup especially during rainy days, this is perfect. Not too expensive and with beyond even more worth it (I like that I get to finish the meal with a melona ice cream)

Army Stew (Burpple set @ $17.40) The army stew was rather thin and light tasting, similar to the type of soup you’d get in instant noodles. I was expecting a heavier, stronger tasting one. It’s still overall an okay tasting soup though, if you think of it just as a fancy instant noodle soup of some sort. Could do with more of them thicker chunkier spam instead of thinly sliced ham too. The stews comes with a small bowl of rice as well by default but feel free to pay more for additional noodles. As part of the Burpple deal, you get a drink (choice between canned coke or canned ice lemon tea) and an ice cream (melona, supposedly). But the owner didn’t tell us when we were ordering that there was no more ice cream, so only after we’ve paid and finished our meal that he told us there was no ice cream left and offered to give us a can drink in replacement. Which was SO not worth it btw, but honestly what can we say!? We’ve already paid - my opinion is that he should’ve checked and made sure we were okay with the replacement before he took our payment. Otherwise, the staff was actually quite nice. We visited on a Thursday evening and there were not many patrons. It was easy enough to get a seat although the shop is small with limited capacity - a table for 4 and a counter-facing table for 2-3. Wouldn’t be suitable for big groups. In conclusion an alright choice for the price and location only after the Burpple deal. Would only get it if I happen to be around the area and am craving for some Korean stew but don’t want to pay too much for restaurant prices.

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Iberico Secreto w/ Creamy Truffle Linguine Oh boy was this good. The pasta, iberico bits, and creamy truffle sauce all came together so well. Didn't even feel jelak at all.Try it!

Grilled Habanero Chicken ($22) Juicy, tender, well-seasoned chicken. Throw in crispy charred bits, and you've got a delectable piece of meat worth droolng over. Coleslaw was light and tangy, adding a nice crunch to refresh the palate between bites. Mashed potato (?) was kinda pasty though.

Popiah Garden ($15++) Popiah with a twist . Three scoops of gelato - Blue Pea Lemongrass, Sea Salt Horlicks and Soursop on popiah skin, with shaved peanut candy and coriander .

I’m Orh Ni, Orh Ni Orh Ni Orh Ni Perhaps it’s a side effect of turning thirty, but I find myself enjoying traditional Asian desserts a lot more now. From Pulut Hitam to Tau Suan and to Chendol, I love ‘em all. So when I saw that @enjoyeatinghouse offers Teochew Orh Ni with Butternut Squash ($8++), I ordered it without a second thought.⠀ ⠀ Orh Ni is a traditional Teochew dessert that’s yam that’s processed into a paste, sweetened and doused in coconut milk. Over here at Enjoy Eating House, they have added butternut squash and ginkgo nuts for a little textural variety. The yam paste was silky smooth and slightly sticky, and each swallow goes down easy thanks to the lubrication provided by the coconut milk. The yam paste was sufficiently sweet and earns the ultimate Asian praise of ‘not too sweet’. The butternut squash and gingko nuts did add extra resistance to the otherwise soft & smooth texture for a little variety.⠀ ⠀ If you ever decide to patronise @enjoyeatinghouse , don’t forget to order this delightful dessert so you can truly enjoy eating at this house.

My Lil Prawny And now for @enjoyeatinghouse star attraction, please give it up for their Singapore Style Chili Prawns ($28++)! Five titanic, mercifully de-shelled prawns with the heads still on arrive fresh from the market. These jumbo prawns are then stir-fried with Enjoy’s execution of the familiar & beloved Singaporean chili crab sauce. The five prawns are fantastically fresh, as evidenced by their supple & snappy textures.⠀ ⠀ The flavour comes exclusively from the egg-stravagantly eggy chili gravy, which is sweet & salty in equal measure. Lots of egg bits are floating around in this mildly spicy gravy for a little additional texture, but the charming combination of savoury & sweet is what compels you to give more pleasure to your palate. Better yet, squeeze out as much of the flavour lurking in the prawn heads into the gravy, mix it up and, well, enjoy the taste. Enjoy knows how gloriously gratifying their gravy is, as they offer you the opportunity to try & mop up as much of this delicious chili prawn gravy with their deep fried mantous ($2++ for 4).⠀ ⠀ Enjoy Eating House’s Chili prawns are good, but what’s holding them back from greatness is the viscosity of the gravy. Or rather, the lack thereof. The chili gravy was rather runny & thin, and putting any of it on the prawns or the mantous resulted in the gravy just flowing right off. All that’s needed now is for Enjoy to thicken the gravy, and its rating would get bumped up to legendary status.

Meaty Mini Patties Last but certainly not least of what we had from their small plates section: 𝐁𝐞𝐞𝐟 𝐇𝐚𝐬𝐡 ($16++) 🐄 Cabbage, Green Tomato, Mustard, Dill The exterior batter provides a welcomed crunch, as you bite in to unveil a dense, meaty mini-patty. The slaw on top is necessary to cut through the heaviness of the meat. Thanks Evan (@indulgentism) for the invite & Team Origin Bar for the hospitality! 💕

Fusion Kueh Pie Tee 𝐁𝐚𝐩 𝐗𝐚𝐨 𝐁𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐬 ($12++) 🌽 Vietnamese Style Roasted Corn, Lager, Butter, Chilli This is also part of the Small menu. It's practically a Mexican kueh pie tee - reminiscent of the buttery goodness of elotes at Cinco de Mayo parades. This fusion experiment works! Thanks Evan (@indulgentism) for the invite & Team Origin Bar for the hospitality! 💕

Crackly Delights Also part of Origin Bar's "Bar Bites" menu (served from 5:30 - 11PM) are these 𝚂𝙼𝙰𝙻𝙻 plates. Great options if you're looking for bite-sized nibbles to share: 𝐂𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐤 & 𝐏𝐫𝐚𝐰𝐧 ($12++) 🦐 Smoked Tiger Prawn, Paprika, Yuzu, Caviar, Coriander An explosion of refreshing flavours in my mouth - smokey, umami, & zesty. I love the contrast of the crispy light cracker with the freshness of the prawn. Thanks Evan (@indulgentism) for the invite & Team Origin Bar for the hospitality! 💕