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The Coconut Lychee Cooler falls short with an artificial-tasting coconut syrup that overpowers its homemade lychee juice and sparkling water. Meanwhile, the Pineapple Orange Tango is refreshing, perfectly balanced with pineapple juice, orange wedges and a fizzy ginger ale twist.

Served warm, the crispy flour tortillas were coated in cinnamon sugar and paired with vanilla ice cream, chocolate hazelnut sauce, and fresh fruits.

But sadly, the flavours didn’t quite come together. The tortilla was overwhelmingly dominant and despite all the toppings, I found it hard to taste much else and I ended up not finishing it 》$16

The smoked Peruvian yellow chilli rice is smooth and mildly spiced, packed with chorizo and edamame for added texture. The pork jowl is decadently rich and fatty, perfectly grilled, and finished with a glossy balsamic reduction that delivers a sweet, tangy punch. A topping of shredded purple cabbage adds a satisfying crunch and a pop of vibrant colour 》$28

Al-dente spaghetti tossed in earthy, umami-packed mushroom sauce with a splash of sherry wine for that extra depth. Topped with crispy portobello and a generous hit of cheese 》$28

Perfectly fried to a golden crisp. These gooey mozzarella stick pairs beautifully with the zesty country tomato dip served on a lettuce. The sprinkle of parsley adds a fresh touch. Perfect for sharing 》$15

This Peruvian chicken stew is loaded with tender chicken, potatoes, smoky charred corn, and topped with creamy cotija cheese and crispy tortilla strips.

Marinated pork belly wrapped in a crispy flour tortilla with gooey melted cheese. The pineapple salsa on the side adds a sweet, tangy kick that cuts through the richness perfectly 》$19

($11.70) I wanted to eat rendang chicken; 5 veg (cabbage, cucumbers, iceberg lettuce, onions, tomatoes); 4 sides (cream macaroni, chipotle potato, butter corn, edamame); nacho chips (add-on); 2 sauces (honey mustard and yuzu sesame) it's my first time that i feel bloated and full after eating rendang chicken.

Been to their sister outlet, Chico Loco at Telok Ayer, many times and was feeling like some Mexican so we decided to pop by and try the outlet at Robertson Quay!

Started off with the Roasted Cauliflower ($9) and can I just say that the cauliflower was so nutty and delicious - truly my fave when it's cooked well like this! The cashew crema and Taji spice also lent it a sourish heat that paired so nicely. Also had the Braised Black Beans ($8) as my friend wanted to try but I can't comment much about it as beans aren't exactly my first choice of fillings at Guzman/Stuff'd. The Crispy Potatoes ($10) were served well-crisped and piping hot, just perfect! For some greens, we chose the Loco Salad with Grilled Chicken ($16 + $5) which was satisfying but I wish they gave more of the veges for this price. We loved the Baja Fish Tacos ($11/pc) - although not the price - with a winning combi of thick and crisp barramundi fillet together with chilli mango salsa and cabbage. Lastly, we got the Chicken Quesadilla ($18) but this was quite lacklustre in terms of flavours and portion. Missed the happy hour but we still got the Prickly Pear Frozen Margarita ($19/glass) and the Watermelon basil Cooler ($9) - pretty overpriced and I was disappointed that the margarita did not come with salt!

Overall, a pretty vibey place for good food, good mood, and good booze, although be prepared to pay a pretty penny! In total, the four of us paid about $140 for the meal.

Tomato stew with barramundi, clams, crispy quinoa. It's so refined. The only problems were it's tiny and we had to buy bread separately.

Portobello pasta cooked with Lustau sherry wine. It looks and tasted lovely. The deep-fried mushrooms were addictive.

A drink not on the main menu probably whipped up spontaneously by the bar. We don't know what went into it but this kind of name usually is safe hahaha.