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Tender, well-braised cuts of duck, pork belly, tau kwa, tau pok and braised egg, all soaked in a smooth, lighter-textured braising sauce with mild herbal notes. The meats are moist and flavourful, each bite offering a satisfying balance of richness and delicate seasoning. Their garlic vinegar chilli packs a punch — spicy, tangy, and seriously addictive!

their authenticity and PORTION SIZES really blew us away!!!

it was supposed to be food for two - the two of us ate until we were STUFFED and dabaoed, the rest was enough to feed 4….. so just imagine how big their portions are HAHAHAAH

our favourite was dipping into like 6?? different sauces and trying to choose whats our fav (torn!! cldnt choose!! each had their own unique taste and why its nice - some were refreshing, creamy, fragrant etc)

we also LOVED the desseert!!!! the addition of ice cream and the whole presentation of him drowning the dessert made it better HAHAHA

Used to love their Mille crepes, and while tastewise it is still pretty good (Green Tea pictured), the price is getting ridiculous...$14.99 for a slice of cake is enormously pricey. Perhaps for a date or special occasion, as the shop's ambience and surroundings are quite aesthetic.

One of better Italian restaurants in Singapore. Occasionally, some unusual and always excellent pastas. The ossobuco melts in your mouth and served with a generous bone marrow. Understaffed; however, service is professional. Singapore is casual, but some Caucasian rednecks still show up in shorts and flip flops. Sigh.

One of better Italian restaurants in Singapore. Occasionally, some unusual and always excellent pastas. The ossobuco melts in your mouth and served with a generous bone marrow. Understaffed; however, service is professional. Singapore is casual, but some Caucasian rednecks still show up in shorts and flip flops. Sigh.

One of better Italian restaurants in Singapore. Occasionally, some unusual and always excellent pastas. The ossobuco melts in your mouth and served with a generous bone marrow. Understaffed; however, service is professional. Singapore is casual, but some Caucasian rednecks still show up in shorts and flip flops. Sigh.

One of better Italian restaurants in Singapore. Occasionally, some unusual and always excellent pastas. The ossobuco melts in your mouth and served with a generous bone marrow. Understaffed; however, service is professional. Singapore is casual, but some Caucasian rednecks still show up in shorts and flip flops. Sigh.

One of better Italian restaurants in Singapore. Occasionally, some unusual and always excellent pastas. The ossobuco melts in your mouth and served with a generous bone marrow. Understaffed; however, service is professional. Singapore is casual, but some Caucasian rednecks still show up in shorts and flip flops. Sigh.

I hadn't poured in the soup. It's better than expected. But the best thing was still the unhealthier karaage.

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Meat Skewers were all very hard and tasted frozen, can find better skewers elsewhere the only saving grace was the porkbelly wrapped with enoki

Founded in September 2019 by Lee Syafiq, this Muslim-owned burger joint serves up delicious minced beef smash burgers, epitomised by their signature Ashes Cheese Burger.
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Sandwiched between fluffy soft charcoal infused burger buns with bready earthy savoury flavour, is a bed of crisp lettuce with vegetal sweet flavour.
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Stacked with dual minced beef smashed patties which are juicy tender with meaty savoury salty flavour.
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Layered with gooey melted cheddar cheese and the creamy house sauce for added cheesy salty spice flavour, slight kick of heat.
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Incredibly messy yet satisfying.
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Burger
Ashes Burnnit
@ 26 Teck Whye Lane #01-180
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