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Grapefruit Green Tea ($5.20) my friend told me that it taste like himalaya salt lol. I felt that it was quite sour aftertaste but I barely taste green tea lol.

Red Bean Jelly Milk (M Size - $5.90) I opt out 25% sugar and fresh milk (changed to oat milk if you are allergic with fresh milk) I managed to try their best selling milk tea series such as custard boba milk tea and own milk tea also. But their red bean was being blended and mixed with milk. It was quite savoury tbh and also mild sweet even opt out for 25% sugar.

Wanpo Milk Tea (M - $3.90) I opt out for 0% sugar and less ice to reduce dilute for milk tea. I decided to want trying it out for their boba pearl ($1.20) for experience. But their milk tea taste not that bad tbh and got that tea strong aftertaste but boba pearl was quite chewy and not that hard.

Cheerful eatery with friendly staff and good food Had the BBQ pork Beehoon salad which was so so good - chock full of ingredients and everything came together so well with the sauce. Fried spring roll was a delight too. Owner was super friendly and talked to each table of customers. Overall, a cheery meal.

Duck pho Ordered the duck pho and pork salad. Didn't like the pork salad, found it salty and some veggies / herbs were quite strong tasting. The duck pho was not bad! Affordable with Burpple. Was quite empty on a Thursday night, no need to make reservation

yummy and authentic!! tried the pancake and beef pho noodles!! pancake was great and fun (but messy) to make too haha they give you rice paper and a spray so you’re supposed to spray the rice paper with water on both sides then put veggies and the pancake and the sauce inside then wrap everything and when you eat it it’s a burst of flavours and textures highly recommend !!! beef pho noodles was tasty but idk if i like the soup to be so sweet but if u do then go for it it’s also damn worth with burpple 1-1 deal !!!

nighttime supper spot this is the huge popcorn combo, $9.80 in total! the menu link on burpple is not updated with the pricing, it says $8.70 so we didn’t expect it to cost $1.10 more so boooo but overall a snack worth the money~ we both got truffle and the guy said we can’t mix the flavours for fries and the chicken if using burrple so yep all truffle it is! fries is just as expected but the chicken didn’t really taste like chicken lol but the texture is crispy and nice

Popcorn Combo ($8.70/Huge, $11.80/Giant). 1-for-1 with #burpplebeyond! I have always had good impression with Shake Shake in a tub’s Korean fried chicken because they are really generous in the sauce coating on the chicken batter. With this deal on Burpple Beyond, I can’t help exclaiming how value for money this is because the deal includes many of the items on the menu, even bento sets and Shake Shake fried chicken! This was the first time I tried the popcorn combo which consists of popcorn chicken and 1 flavored fries for the huge. I had difficult choosing my flavors because the flavors all sounded tasty, and the best part is there’s no limitation to which flavor can be paired with the popcorn chicken or fries. Eventually we decided on cheese and mala flavors for the fries while truffle and bbq for the popcorn chicken because the laksa and seaweed flavors that I initially wanted were out of stock. I was horrified at how spicy the mala flavor was, without any hint of the numb. In fact, just imagine eating ghost pepper flavor and I am not joking. For someone who already has a low threshold for spiciness, it almost killed me but thankful that the cheese was my saviour. Nothing too extraordinary but the nacho cheese flavor felt so comforting. The truffle flavor was alright but could have been even more earthy. Can’t really go wrong with the savory bbq seasoning. Thanks to Burpple Beyond, we enjoyed 2 huge snack combos at the price of 1! We agreed this would definitely make a delightful movie snack and even more so with Burpple Beyond!

Matcha bingsu $8.9, Matcha waffles $4.9 It was pretty worth with burpple beyond, as the matcha waffles were free, so it was $8.9 for 2 desserts. The matcha bingsu was pretty big, with lots of red bean, a scoop of matcha ice cream, some matcha mochi, taro balls and almond flakes. It was refreshing on a warm day. The matcha waffles were much nicer than I expected. It was slightly dense, but the outside was crispy. The matcha flavour was there, with drizzled brown sugar which wasn’t too sweet. Overall it also wasn’t too sweet or intense, flavour was just right. The butter cube also complemented the flavour of the waffles. Would return for the waffles again!

Korean-Taiwanese Bingsu Popular Green Monster which featured matcha-flavoured shaved ice topped with taro cubes, matcha mochi, matcha ice cream and red beans, and a dusting of matcha powder. Read more: https://www.misstamchiak.com/929-desserts-bites/

Cheap And Good Bingsu 1 for 1 burpple beyond $4.90 for two small bingsus: mango madness and halo halo. So happy to finally find an affordable bingsu place as I never understood how it is possible to charge more than $15 for a bowl of shaved ice. This shop is located within a coffee shop at the HDB void deck and we missed it totally and had to walk backwards before we found it (also a bit blind on our part cuz it's actually just next to the drink stall and is actually quite prominent). Mango madness is of course mango flavour and tastes good. Halo halo is supposed to be milk flavour but we didn't taste much of it in the shaved ice. However it's topped with coco crunch and bite size biscuits and some chocolate drizzle which makes the whole thing tastes good too. Definitely will be back to try other flavours, even without the 1 for 1.

Drunken Noodles(Pork) @ $10 Having eaten at their far east outlet previously many years ago, already know that their food surely is good. Drunken Noodle is a must have here, its like machiam Basil Pork with Kway Teow. Very Spicy and very Shiok. The minced pork was also cooked just right, it was juicy and not over-cooked whatsoever. And the entire dish had an evident of wok-hei as well.

Grilled Pork Collar served with spicy Thai 'jaew' sauce Our favourite dish for the night was their grilled pork collar served with spicy 'jaew' sauce. The pork collar was soft and tender and grilled to perfection. I found it a little gamey for my liking but it is best when paired with the sweet, sour, spicy and tangy jaew sauce, a Thai dipping sauce which originated from Isan, a northeastern region of Thailand. The sauce spices up the grilled pork collar and makes it so much more delectable!

Green Curry Chicken We were both therefore secretly glad that we had ordered the creamy green curry chicken to "ameliorate" the pad thai's heat. We liked that there were decently sized chunks of tender chicken meat in the curry and the green curry was rather rich and creamy.

Groupbuy 3 Original + 3 Savoury Chicken Ham & Mushroom Bought through Khatib Kia Groupbuy

Portuguese Egg Tarts Mother-In-Law is a kiosk in the basement of Havelock II which sells artisanal Portuguese egg tarts which are handmade from scratch and baked fresh daily. The difference between Portuguese egg tarts and the regular egg tarts (think: Tai Cheong) is that they are made of puff pastry (think: croissant) instead of short crust tart pastry. They also tend to be sweeter with a caramelised top. You therefore get a good contrast between the flaky and crispy pastry and soft and creamy egg custard with egg bite. I am usually a fan of the regular egg tart but rather enjoyed MIL's signature egg tart. Their puff pastry was super crisp and butter whilst their egg custard was rich and smooth and reminded me of steamed egg. Besides the signature egg tart, MIL also has a range of other flavours such as orh nee, ham & mushroom and chicken rendang?!? Is this then the equivalent of an open face curry puff? 😂😂😂

Egg tarts in many flavours Ordered @mil.eggtart on @pickupp.sg to try and they have a variety of flavours! I got a mixed box with 3 original egg tarts and 1 apple crumble, ondeh ondeh and ham. They're not bad and not too sweet, just that the crust can be a bit hard at times so I would have liked it more if it was more crisp! If you're ordering items on Pickupp you can quote "FLYEETELFLY" to get $5 off $14 spent!

4 Dishes Ordered: 1. Deep Fried Sea Bass with Triple Flavoured Sauce Original Price: $19 You can choose from 3 sauces (Triple Flavoured Sauce, Thai Red Curry, Mango Salad). Love this dish! The sauce is sweet and sour with mild spiciness (I have low tolerance for spicy food). The sea bass skin is crispy and the flesh is fresh. 2. Stir-Fried Chicken with Cashew Nuts Original Price: $10 Like what another reviewer said, the chicken is less than the other ingredients in the dish. 3. Tom Yum Seafood Soup (Clear, Large) Original Price: $10 Can choose between creamy or clear soup. Shiok because it’s sour, not that spicy. It contains tomato, shimeji mushroom and prawns 4. Thai Omelette with Prawn and Crab Stick Original Price: $10 Fluffy and nice! 5. White Rice Original Price: $0.80 each bowl Not part of the Burpple deal haha The burpple deal is definitely better than the family set available. The total cost ended up being $19 + $10 + 4*$0.80 = $32.20

ulu but tasty Thai 4 dishes + 3 rice + 1 omelette rice 💸: $24.40

Thai Omelette With Prawn And Crabstick Egg was fluffy with quite a generous amount of prawns. It is a bit oily but understandable since is a fried omelette dish