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Honey Osmanthus Pearl Milk Tea 蜂蜜桂花 (S$3.40/ M)
Address 🛖 : 1 Pasir Ris Central Street 3, # 02-K03 White Sands, Singapore 🇸🇬 518457
Open 🕰️ : 11.30am - 8pm
(INVITED TASTING) Racking your brain for decent happy hour deals every single day of the week? Well, don’t you worry your pretty lil head, just head up to @whiteshadessg rooftop bar for their Golden Hour, which runs (almost) daily from 5-7pm and all day on Monday so you can fend off those damned Monday blues. From pints of draft beer for ten bucks, cocktails from White Shades’ cocktail taps for eleven dollars a pop or fifty five dollars a caddie, your thirst will be quenched at a reasonable rate.⠀
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Of course, drinks demand food, and White Shades does tasty taproom food. We ordered the Holy Trinity of pub grub: fries, pizza & wings. The truffle & parmesan shoestring fries ($12++) were superbly savoury & addictive, and were a great opening act for the wonderful White Shades Wings ($16++). These juicy jumbo wings were meticulously marinated with White Shades’ special Grindstone Marinade, and these wings were absolutely ambrosial.⠀
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Our choice of topping for our sourdough pizza was Smoked Duck, Hoisin & Bird’s Eye Chili ($24++). The slices of scrumptious smoked duck combined with the hoisin sauce evoked memories of Peking Duck wraps at a Chinese restaurant, but the familiar, comforting carb laden nature of the pizza makes it much more satiating. The bird’s eye chilies were like incendiary little landmines, hiding out of sight and exploding with fiery ferocity. This sweet, salty & surprisingly spicy duck pizza is certainly a must order at White Shades.⠀
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So hesitate no more, head to White Shades with good company & enjoy the surprisingly great views with decent food & booze & great banter. Thanks for the invite @whiteshadessg & @accela.comms!
(INVITED TASTING) Racking your brain for decent happy hour deals every single day of the week? Well, don’t you worry your pretty lil head, just head up to @whiteshadessg rooftop bar for their Golden Hour, which runs (almost) daily from 5-7pm and all day on Monday so you can fend off those damned Monday blues. From pints of draft beer for ten bucks, cocktails from White Shades’ cocktail taps for eleven dollars a pop or fifty five dollars a caddie, your thirst will be quenched at a reasonable rate.⠀
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We decided to split a cocktail caddie among the four of us, and we chose the Vetiver High ($55++ for the tall pitcher). It’s White Shades’ fancier version of a highball cocktail, with Kakubin whisky & soda water getting jazzed up by the inclusion of Vetiver Gris. After googling what Vetiver Gris is, it’s a liqueur that has a wonderfully woody & sweet aroma. The cocktail was the same: light, aromatic & enjoyably effervescent, and paired well with the complimentary house-made focaccia & buah keluak butter.⠀
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So hesitate no more, head to White Shades with good company & enjoy the surprisingly great views with decent food & booze & great banter. Thanks for the invite @whiteshadessg & @accela.comms!
Still the world beater I rmbed
Found this interesting Appam stall at Maxwell Food Centre that the owner is a Vietnamese lady. This is because of the stall location that required to offer certain kind of cuisine.
The Vietnamese lady is very kind here and patiently making pieces and pieces of appam upon order.
It has the crunchy outer layer, but firm texture at the middle. Which I went for the egg option that she will place it at the center. You can request the egg to be half or fully cooked.
Not bad.
Quite refreshing.
A nice quiet & cozy cafe at bukit timah that is popular for their waffles, more specifically for their savory waffles.
As I was more of a dessert feel when I came during tea time on a lazy weekend, decided to get a sweet and buttery waffles instead. Got a "Fly me to Mars" Waffle. Waffles were crispy and smells so buttery.
Also decided to have 2 smoothies:
1) Bananarama
- Banana, Honey, Milk
2) Gila about Gula
- Gula Melaka, cookie Crumble, Coconut Milk
Both of which was milkilicious and felt so decadent.
Nice quiet environment. Rather popular too, maybe hard to get seats and parking spaces. So be prepared to have a backup plan, if either of which is not forthcoming.
A nice quiet & cozy cafe at bukit timah that is popular for their waffles, more specifically for their savory waffles.
As I was more of a dessert feel when I came during tea time on a lazy weekend, decided to get a sweet and buttery waffles instead. Got a "Fly me to Mars" Waffle. Waffles were crispy and smells so buttery.
Also decided to have 2 smoothies:
1) Bananarama
- Banana, Honey, Milk
2) Gila about Gula
- Gula Melaka, cookie Crumble, Coconut Milk
Both of which was milkilicious and felt so decadent.
Nice quiet environment. Rather popular too, maybe hard to get seats and parking spaces. So be prepared to have a backup plan, if either of which is not forthcoming.
A decent version, quite sweet. When I was here the previous time I was much younger and much more easily bamboozled. And I rmb being so impressed
Miss K and I are big fans of Thai curries which come in many varieties. They share a common base of shrimp paste, lemon grass, galangal and other aromatics and it is the layering that gives each type of Thai curry its unique colour and flavour.
We really liked Baan Kanom Thai's yellow curry seafood which features squid, fish, prawns and even crab! The rich and savoury yellow curry with its earthy and gingery turmeric flavours really elevates the rich and savoury seafood. I really cannot believe that this costs only $18!
Unique flavour.
Milky and satisfying.
It's alright, there's too much fluff like vermicelli or wtv, not enough meat and mushrooms