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A relatively new bubble tea store, Cha Yu Fan Hou is now in Pasir Ris.

We got the Earl Grey Milk Tea with Brown Sugar Pearls ($5.90 large cup 1 for 1 with #burpplebeyond) and the Passion Fruit Green Tea ($5.40 large cup 1 for 1 with #burpplebeyond). The Earl Grey Milk Tea had a good fragrance without being too strong. Brown sugar pearls were chewy, but they were too sweet towards the end. 0% sugar option will be good with the brown sugar pearls!

The Passion Fruit Green Tea was light, quite sour and refreshing. Getting 0% sugar for this was a good choice! Pretty decent drinks and might just be worth it with the 1 for 1 on #burpplebeyond!

Satisfy your bubble tea cravings with Cha Yu Fan Hou’s Cheese Milk Foam Green Tea ($4.50 for medium, $5.50 for large)! If you’re a fan of the cream cheese and whipped cream combination then this beverage is the right pick for you.

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This bowl of pao fan looks seemingly average until I started scooping beneath the broth. It was loaded with white rice, fried puffed rice, fried fish slices and shredded deep-fried egg floss. The broth was not as flavourfully thick and rich as others I've had. It was lighter, not too oily and had a natural sweetness and savouriness to it. Overall a warm and comforting bowl to have at a more pocket-friendly price, with delightful element of crunch-ness from the fried puffed rice.

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A comforting dish that originated in Valencia, Spain. Fideuà de Marisco is another delicious variation of seafood paella made with pasta instead of rice. It is prepared with a typical base of pasta, peppers, tomatoes and a flavourful combination of mixed seafood such as calamari, prawns and clams 》$26

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The Spanish tortilla is a traditional omelette dish made of eggs and potatoes while the one at ASPA comes with bits of bak kwa and mojo sauce for an added savoury touch 》$9

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Burnt cheesecake that is not really charred but velvety smooth and creamy on the inside, served with berry compote by the side.

Ala Carte 》$10
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This dish is part of the Signature Set Menu for 4 》$125
(Choice of 5 Tapas, 1 Paella, 2 Desserts)

The freshly fried churros are slightly doughy with a crispy exterior, served alongside pure honeycomb and house-made kaya.

Ala Carte 》$10
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This dish is part of the Signature Set Menu for 4 》$125
(Choice of 5 Tapas, 1 Paella, 2 Desserts)

ASPA is known to be the first in SG to launch the Spanish paella cooked in claypot, a time-honoured cooking method favoured in Asian cuisine.

The Paella Pollo Chorizo served here is the wet and brothy type with chicken leg, diced chorizo and asparagus. I like how the charred flavour from the crispy rice base gave this dish an added texture and a lovely smoky aroma.

Ala Carte 》$30
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This dish is part of the Signature Set Menu for 4 》$125
(Choice of 5 Tapas, 1 Paella, 2 Desserts)

\\ Passion Fruit Scallop Ceviche (U.P. $12)
Featuring Thai-style fresh cured scallops served with passion fruit, thin slices of radish and olives. The scallops paired well with the light and refreshing flavours from the acidic and subtly tarty passion fruit, making this a good appetiser to start with.

\\ 48 Hours Short Ribs (U.P. $26)
Slow-cooked beef short ribs served on a pool of teriyaki sauce and a side of homemade root chips. The beef slices were melt-in-the-mouth tender with a distinct sweetness and saltiness from the teriyaki sauce.

\\ Patatas Bravas (U.P. $10)
Crispy potatoes topped with spicy sambal and garlic aioli. These golden brown potatoes were crispy on the outside and soft inside. The spicy sambal makes it savoury while the garlic aioli adds creaminess to the dish. There is no wrong way to eat a potato and it is delicious food in most forms.

\\ Cole de Brussels (U.P. $9)
Fried Brussel sprouts with honey paprika. The Brussel sprouts are nicely caramelised and charred, served hot and extra crispy. It preserves the wonderfully earthy and fresh flavour, making it an almost healthy dish.

\\ Grilled Tandoori Pork Ribs (U.P. $15)
Combining Iberico pork ribs with a smoky tandoori marinade, the ribs are fall-off-the-bone tender and made with 10 different Indian spices. Slow-cooked for six hours to create a unique flavour.

These dishes are part of the Signature Set Menu for 4 》$125 (Choice of 5 Tapas, 1 Paella, 2 Desserts)

These flavorful cured meats are enjoyed and go hand in hand with booze 🍻

Choizo - Spanish Cured Sausage
Jamon - Spanish Cured Pork

Spanish Chorizo with Jamon 100gms 》$26

Sisig is a Filipino dish served here using crispy suckling pork belly with ginger, onions, chilli padi and lime juice. It was served piping hot in a claypot. The sauce and seasoning were good but it would be better if the meat was softer and juicier 》$14

One for one. Can only order large. Summer fruit juice was quite sweet while the matcha fresh milk is quite thick in flavour