MenboLah (CT Hub 2)

The Korean concept was intriguing but the components were all underwhelming. I categorised this fast food because it has no seating but it's the slowest ever.

Prawn patties are great, but this Korean-style sandwich was underwhelming. I categorised this fast food because it has no seating but it's the slowest ever.

This Strawberry Cream Cheese Mochi Menbo Bites was their only bite-sized item that was meant as a dessert or a sweet treat.

To be eaten while hot, the crispiness of the toast was a nice contrast with the mochi fillings and eased out a bit of the sweetness from the strawberry jam and cream cheese. If this would be something you fancy, why not go for their Variety Box which comprised a sandwich and three of these bite-sized delights?

Toasts had seemed to be quite an “in” thing lately, and I was really glad that MenboLah was open during the weekends when most eateries in the building would have been closed.

Upon order of the Mentaiko Chicken Cutlet Garlic Toast (S$8.10), the staff assembled the ingredients for me in a couple of minutes, and because of the snugly-fit packaging, the Mentaiko mayonnaise did not smear.

I would say that these toasts could serve as an easy lunch for those on the move, but apart from this item, those who would like to have it for breakfast should try their Egg Mayo with Hashbrown French Toast (S$6.90) which I thought was very tasty as well!

MenboLah offers 3 varieties of menbosha, Chinese-Korean shrimp toast made famous by celebrity chef Lee Yeon Bok. There are also 5 types of Menbo Toasts and various drinks to choose from to complete your meal.

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