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Haagen Dazs ice cream to end off. Nice, but it's scooped from a tub, not the expensive proprietary cups.

Mushroom soup and iced lemon tea.

I hadn't eaten Monster Curry in a long time as I'd come to associate it with overpricing. But with this lunch set, I'm reminded why the name. It really is quite big, though the plates do exaggerate the reality. Taste was okay too. Onsen egg was my add-on.

So it seems like they doesn't serve their regular food menu on Fri & Sat.. They have this instead. You can order these 4 food items a la carte, or as part of a free-flow buffet.

The latter is for a 2-hour duration (they state that in person; not written in the menu), & it is NOT self-service - which means you can dine in comfort without shutting about.

Place your orders in advance, because you'll need to wait a while for chef to cook 'em, & for the waitstaff to serve it to you at your table!

Swipe through the carousel to see the options they have... & the view I'll never get tired of 😍 Last pic is a bonus outside of the buffet menu - something from their regular cocktail menu 😉

Riser & Egg Meal ($6.70) come with original recipe brioche, riser & egg, hash brown and hot tea. I felt that brioche was quite soft and chewy. The original recipe (chicken) was quite nice and delicious.

($4.50) it's got strong smell for banana essence lmao but then at least chocolate cream served and taste quite artifical and also sweet. I ain't buy this donut no more.

Time for some nutrient! Samgye Tang lunch set. Good value and very filling. ❤️

Today, we visited @majicurrysg Maji Curry at Square 2, a place that has earned accolades for its Japanese curry rice with cheese sauce. With its reputation preceding it, we went in with high hopes, especially for the promised kick of its highest spice level.

Starting with the curry itself, we found it surprisingly mild, even at the highest heat level—it didn’t quite deliver the fiery punch we’d anticipated. For spice lovers, this might feel underwhelming. Moving on to the cheese sauce, we were hoping for a more pronounced, creamy richness to balance the curry. While the cheese added some creaminess, the taste felt muted when mixed with the curry, almost getting lost in the dish.

The hamburg patty was decent, well-cooked but not especially memorable. It’s definitely a good option if you’re new to Japanese curry or want a safe, comfort food experience, but it didn’t stand out as exceptional. Overall, while Maji Curry serves up a hearty plate, we were left wishing for a bit more depth and flavor intensity.

If you’re looking for a mild curry fix with a touch of cheese, Maji Curry could be worth a visit, but for bolder flavors, there might be better options in town.

This is one of the classic noodle dishes on the menu at Mademoiselle Tang Noodle which I like. The combination of minced a
nd fried pork served in soup makes it unique as most soup dishes do not contain fried items. The quail eggs, vegetables and black fungus add flavour to the dish. This dish costs $12.90 before GST and service charge and is value for money given that it is tasty and served in a large bowl.

Authentic HK food at an affordable price!
Had the macaroni and it was delicious.
Staff were also really friendly and approachable

Food tasted just like those in HK, really an authentic experience.
Staff were friendly and conversational

Highly recommend the garlic prawn claypot and char siew scrambled egg on rice. Portions were big and dishes were reasonably priced. Very happy with the food and service.