Café de Nicole's Flower

S$21.90
Soft and fluffy souffle with very generous amount of sauce and condiments. Very satisfying.

The term "Instagrammable Cafe" almost feels like a backhanded compliment, where it may be implied that the food quality can't match up to its aesthetics. Cafe De Nicole's Flower managed to dispel any of that notion by serving pretty food that taste pretty decent in a pretty setting.

The Souffle Pancake was egg-cellent. It was eggy and fluffy and in my opinion one of the best souffle pancake around!

They also serve an interesting menu of drinks, including the Uji Matcha and Sweet Potato Latte which i thought was pretty nice. The soy milk really brought the best out of the sweet potato and bitter matcha notes.

For the others, i would rate the smoked salmon croissant as above average and the tart as below average.

The presentation was also on point. By adding fresh or dried flowers, it really elevated the overall aesthetics.

Overall🥚: 8/10 🍳🍳🍳🍳🍳🍳🍳🍳

Follow on IG: @eatingwithegg

If you’re not visiting for the food then how about the flowers? 😍🌷🌸🌿🌼🌷🥰🌱

Iced Matcha Latté x Hokkaido Strawberry Ice Cream

doesn’t quite hit the right notes for a matcha intensivist, but the strawberry ice cream was surprisingly delicious - light and creamy - coming from someone who isn’t typically a huge fan of strawberry ice cream!

Earl grey latte with honey and butterfly pea tea. Couldn’t really taste the butterfly pea flavour because the Earl Grey ultimately was stronger in flavour. The gave a mini jug with the butterfly pea tea separate from a glass of milk to pour the tea in so that one can watch the ombré effect when pouring in. But I thought it should have been the reverse, where one can adjust the levels of milk to be poured into the tea. This was also because I felt that the drink was a bit too milky. Nonetheless, the drink was still rather pleasant and light. I can only wonder how the hot one tastes like. Worth a try :)
A good place to chill and enjoy the ambience, with a cup of coffee or the special drinks they offer. However, if you’re allergic to pollen (and relatively expensive food that doesn’t match it’s worth :() this place isn’t for you. But if you’re a sucker for pretty pictures, it really wouldn’t hurt to come here to treat yourself.

Great service from manager Leonardo and the staff there. :)

Rate:🌟🌟🌟🌟

Now this is a dish worth trying if you want to eat here. I thought it was interesting - and albeit the small portion, the creaminess of this pasta would definitely fill you more than you can imagine. The ravioli itself wasn’t bursting with filling, but it was decent enough to be filled with meat. It felt a bit mushy, but nothing that can’t be overlooked especially with the sauciness of the cream dousing the pasta. Smoked bacon and onion added a layer of saltiness and crunch to the truffle cream sauce - which would perhaps have been off putting without the additional flavour and texture. This was recommended by the staff because the croissant I wanted to order was out of stock. I’m not a fan of all things creamy (other than ice cream), but I thought this was an interesting try I didn’t regret.

Rate:🌟🌟🌟🌟