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Soft Tofu Stew

($12.90) tofu (big) > kimchi

Kimchi Stew

($12.90 w egg) kimchi > tofu (small) this is my first time dine in at rolling rice after takeaway their rolling rice so many times to home. They give a lot of ingredients inside the stew. They got unlimited side dish for miso soup and kimchi.

($1.50) I finally tried their matcha ice cream after they announced. The taste like much milky and sweet even though got smooth texture.

($3.20) I felt that it was quite strong milky and creamy texture tbh. The outer filling was quite thick but the egg crust was quite a lot as I thought.

($2.60) I finally tried their egg tart for 1 year later bc i got no chance to go back to buy. The outer filling was quite thick but the egg crust was quite a lot as I thought.

What a surprise to be able to find an indoor eatery selling

Small ($7.90) included crunch - maple pumpkin granola, fruits - banana, drizzle - almond butter ($0.50). I saw it this online and decided to try it out. But I felt that it's located at tourist area as at least acai was not that bad. Acai was not that frozen and also fresh made with the ingredients. Almond butter was quite fresh made and got thick texture.

($6.90) I felt meh that it's quite dry for fried tofu and made roll to be so dry.

Singapore Coffee Festival
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Foreword Coffee's Signature
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A double ristretto shot from a single-origin coffee topped over an earl grey ice ball and milk

We tried for the 1st time grab delivery for this awesome platter that we usually eat in Sofra restaurant itself. It’s so pretty even in a take-out! Fed so many of us at home! Love it!

A blend of high quality Indonesian coffee milk and coconut syrup

I had an extremely frustrating experience at Makan Makan, Marina Square on 27/9/24. Just after noon, the waiter spilled my bandung drink while serving food, soaking my right leg and my white shoes. I was left wet, sticky, and with one shoe stained pink. To make things worse, I had to attend a conference until 6pm, so I couldn’t go home to change.

Feeling uncomfortable, I immediately asked the restaurant for compensation, but their response was dismissive. They didn’t offer a proper apology or any meaningful solution. Instead, the person on the phone told me "accidents happen" and acted as if I shouldn’t expect them to compensate me for my shoes. I was incredibly uncomfortable in my wet and sticky clothes, so I had no choice but to go and buy new pants and socks, which cost me $47.95.

The person on the phone even questioned why I was upset and my tone of voice, completely ignoring the fact that I was standing there with one leg soaked and shoes stained pink. Although the staff at the restaurant said the boss would waive the $14.55 bill, I insisted on paying just to have evidence of the incident.

While my Nike shoes weren’t new, one of them is now permanently pink, and I had to spend money and deal with the discomfort caused by their mistake. Accidents do happen, but their poor handling of the situation and refusal to offer any real compensation was unacceptable. They could have at least apologized properly and suggested alternatives to make up for the inconvenience. I would not recommend this place.

I thought their specialty lies in their meat rice bowls but the Original Chirashi ($20.90) was surprisingly delicious as well. The generous serving of sashimi cubes (eg. salmon, tuna, octopus) and ikura is fresh and well seasoned.