Welcome to Tanglin.

I love a runny yolk on my pizza.
This pizza is pretty good - tomato based

💸: We ordered 2pizza + 2bar bites + 3 elderflower spritz + 1 ginger ale for $89
One of the best deals on burpple

The only foursome I want is this foursome (cheese) pizza with honey!!!!
Also ordered fries + burrata salad (I love arugula leaves)
I didn’t like the croutons in the salad but it was a decent salad since I like burrata
Fries were fries

Looking for your next brunch destination? Check out @yeastside.sg (TRIFECTA), conveniently located in Somerset! Whether you’re planning a hearty brunch or a laid-back catch-up session, this spot has you covered with its cosy vibes and delicious offerings.

Pretty chill ambience right beside Somerset MRT, with both indoor and outdoor seating. If you're lucky, there'll be a surfing lesson going on at the outdoor area for a unique people-watching experience!

Food-wise, they have an extensive menu of not just brunch mains but pizzas and light bites as well. Heard the pizzas were good, but we were feeling more like brunch that day so we ended up with the Yeastside Bakkie ($20) and the Salmon Burrata Tartine ($18). Yeastside Bakkie was your typical big breakfast set, everything was good and portion was quite filling as well. As for the salmon burrata tartine, I'm a huge fan of arugula and burrata so this was up my alley, though after awhile the saltiness became slightly too much - would be good if there was some sweetness to balance it out like sliced cherry tomatoes layered on the burrata or even honey.

There is no GST or Service Charge, so with Burpple this meal came up to only $20! Perfect for a lazy cafe brunch in the heart of Orchard. Sign up for Burpple with my invite code DARR9295 to enjoy 1-for-1 deals here and at many other restaurants now!

Nett prices. Food was pretty good

They revamped the menu to cater to the brunch crowd. But I understand why it’s not so popular during brunch time.
I do love the pizzas here and will come back just for the pizza

Shashuska was very disappointing…. Not a fan of their rendition.
Brunch set was also pretty mid.
The dirty matcha was also not good. But I think the matcha might be the problem.

But a not crowded place in town so can’t complain.
Watching people surf while brunching is also quite interesting.

Went for the teatime set, $58 net total for 3people

Tanglin Cookhouse offers a festive menu with a mix of traditional and modern dishes, some of which truly shine.

The Borscht Soup was a comforting start, with its tangy base enriched by creamy sour cream. The pork ham added depth, and the toasted bread was a delightful accompaniment.

The Pepper Crusted Duck & Orange Salad featured balanced flavors, with peppery duck, sweet orange vinaigrette, and textural contrasts from walnuts, cranberries, and feta cheese. While refreshing, it wasn’t the most memorable dish of the meal.

The Roasted Turkey Roulade was average. The turkey itself was slightly dry, though the cranberry jam and onion gravy helped. The Yorkshire pudding and roasted vegetables were the stronger elements, offering a touch of festive tradition.

The Irish Guinness Braised Beef Cheek was the highlight. Incredibly tender, it melted in the mouth, though the Guinness flavor could have been more prominent. The smooth potato mousseline and tangy braised red cabbage complemented the dish beautifully, making it the standout plate.

For dessert, the Warm Christmas Pudding hit all the right festive notes with its moist texture and decadent sticky toffee sauce, paired with creamy vanilla ice cream. The Christmas Biscoff Tiramisu was equally indulgent, with bold chocolate and espresso flavors elevated by the spiced sweetness of Biscoff. Its large portion size makes it great for sharing or savoring alone.

Dining at Yeastside felt like setting off on a flavorful adventure, and it’s safe to say that their pizzas are not just good—they’re exceptional. Two of the standout pizzas tried were the Bestside Breakfast and Carbonara.

The Bestside Breakfast was an instant favorite, with crispy bacon, fresh spinach, cheddar shavings, and a perfectly runny Olsen egg on top. The combination was rich, savory, and satisfying. The Carbonara pizza was equally impressive, capturing the creamy, indulgent flavors of classic carbonara pasta on a sourdough crust. Each bite felt like a twist on a beloved pasta dish, and the egg on top added that extra layer of flavor and texture.

The sourdough crusts were beautifully baked, offering a light chewiness with a hint of tanginess that made the pizzas feel wholesome and elevated.

As for sides, it was impossible to resist the Caulihammus—a unique and flavorful blend of cauliflower, creamy hummus, a drizzle of honey, and bright pops of pomegranate. The combination was both refreshing and comforting, and it added a lovely balance to the meal.

For those craving creative, sourdough-based pizzas and inventive sides, Yeastside is definitely worth a visit!

Indulge in our irresistible 1-for-1 deals: brunch, pizza, and bar bites! Whether you’re craving a hearty brunch, a delicious pizza, or some tasty bar bites, Yeastside has got you covered. Don’t miss out on this amazing offer – gather your friends and enjoy double the deliciousness!

($8.90) tbh I felt that it's quite ex for the standard size. But then i felt that their matcha was quite meh and not that nice. But the berry cream was quite nice and sweet to cover the weird taste frm matcha.

[Orchard, Singapore 🇸🇬]

Bibim Nanymyun (S$17.50++)
Korean cold noodles, served with sliced beef, pickled radish, and spicy sauce.
The disappointment was the radish kimchi which tasted quite bitter.
Help yourself to the water and yuzu drink at the counter.

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Address 🛖 : 163 Tanglin Road, # B1-122 123,124, Singapore 🇸🇬 247933