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[East Coast, Singapore 🇸🇬]
[Italian Cuisine]

The outlet was located just across the bus stop. There’s both indoor air con and outdoor alfresco dining area. As it was rather hot that day, I decided on indoor which was a welcome relief from the hot blast outside. The restaurant had a rather traditional look with photos and products framing the walls. The restaurant had a relaxing feel with soft music in the background. Service was smooth and swift. The menu had quite a wide variety with a section on homemade pasta where one could customize the pasta dish. There’s also a wine list available too.

I was served with iced water and toasts with olive oil dip which were complimentary. Food was served quite fast. The cannelloni ricotta e spinach (S$25.90++) which was a rare find on the menu, was well cooked and tasty. The serving may looked small but it was just nice for me.

Pasta Fresca Da Salvatore
Address 🛖 : 9 Upper East Coast Road, # 01-01, Singapore 🇸🇬 455203
Open 🕰️ :
Mon - Thu : 11.30am - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm
Fri - Sun, PH : 11.30am - 11pm
Website 🕸️ : https://www.pastafresca.com/outlet/pasta-fresca-east-coast/

I didn't manage to try them at Bedok Corner and they seem super popular now. The plate arrived very dramatic so 10/10 for presentation. The best element was the chicken leg, which was top-notch in flavour and execution. That however isn't the best compliment, because the rice and the lamb underperformed. The lamb wasn't bad, but lamb shank has to blow you away. Cafe Mariam's mandi was much better. This place has good variety though, and I want to try their kabsa and maqluba.

A berries drink apparently popular in Middle East. It tasted very basic and I didn't enjoy it.

Komplit your pork cravings by having 3 types of pork all in the Babi Komplit Special. It comes with full works of house speciality minced pork, char siew, roast pork, fried wanton and vegetables, served with a side soup and steamed wanton.

They were generous with the amount of lard given in this bowl. The star of the show has got to be the al-dente noodles tossed in pork lard oil and sauce. The oil gives the noodles a robust slick of flavour and springy texture with every bite. The roast pork is nothing to shout about but I love the tender soft honey BBQ char siew for its good chew and bite without being overly fatty 》$9.88

Nasi Campur Babi is basically a medley of pork selection in one dish where they ‘campur’ everything into one plate. It is their version of pork mixed rice that includes homemade dishes like BBQ pork, roast pork, sweet pork satay, braised pig ear, siomay (better known as siew mai), soy egg and fried prawn beancurd roll. We are also given a choice between jasmine white rice or fragrant chicken rice.

The rice comes pretty fragrant and well-executed with a strong aroma of Hainanese chicken rice that we are familiar with. The fragrant chicken rice complemented the sweetness of the pork and balanced out the smoky flavour of the BBQ meat. The roast pork meat was more on the lean side but lost its crispiness on the skin. My favourite out of the bunch was the char siew. It was well marinated, sweet on the outside and provided a good chew/bite without being overly fatty 》$12.88

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The butter croissant (flaky yet airy) and hot mocha coffee (rich and creamy) simply for a deliciously indulgent breakfast combo that will satisfy the taste buds.
Go early for seats. ✌️

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Poached eggs, grilled halloumi, spinach, tomato salsa, hummus, hollandaise. Okok, Abit oily, they have other better dishes.

Pork Rack, grilled baby cos, kipfler potato, bone marrow sauce. Meat is super soft, goes well with their sauce as well. Not salty.

Hua Yu Wee is an old school establishment located along Upper East coast road, and has been around since the 1950s.

The restaurant itself is located inside a huge bungalow with indoors and outdoor seating. The interior had a very retro vibe.

The must have dish here at Hua Yu Wee is their chilli crab. The chilli gravy was thick and eggy, much spicer than most Chilli Crabs at other Restaurants, but damn flavourful.

Goes without saying, their chilli crab is fresh and meat just goes so well with their chilli sauce. Total Yums

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Hua Yu Wee is an old school establishment located along Upper East coast road, and has been around since the 1950s.

The restaurant itself is located inside a huge bungalow with indoors and outdoor seating. The interior had a very retro vibe.

One of Hua Yu Wee signature dish, is their Feng Sha Chicken, which has been De-Boned, flatten and fried into crispy strips. Delicious.

Comes with a green chilli dip for some added spiciness.

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When a scone crumbles easily upon being forked, you’d be skeptical about it; truly the one here was a tad dry.
But the viet drip coffee and sourdough Banh Mi on Burpplebeyond would keep me coming back.

The Lala Hor Fun ($22 for medium) comes with deep fried hor fun (on top of normal hor fun) which gives it an interesting texture. Taste wise, it is not bad but can be a little more flavourful.

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