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Cheryl Scones English Lavender Scone: Love the texture. Herbs tasted fresh and light!

1-for-1 Scone Looking to get some handcrafted scones? Look no further because Cheryl Scones can offer just that. Their scones ($7.80 for 2 pcs) are freshly baked in their cafe and come in flavours such as Cranberry and Lemon Glaze, Butterscotch Oat, and Double Chocolate.

Caramel Scone I don’t my scones too cloyingly sweet and this was perfect! You get hints of caramel every few bites and the scone was super soft and fluffy on the inside. They have a mad selection of flavours as well, ranging from sweet or savoury, you’re guaranteed to find something you like.

Turkish Eggs We didnt know what we should order from penny uni tbh and literally scroll thru burrple. Decided to order turkish eggs ($14) but felt disappointed on soft boiled egg 😅 and my friend said sourdough bread slightly hard to chew thru. I literally removed spicy sauce from the dish as I didn't really take spicy lol.

Matcha Latte & Spiked Muddy I felt that matcha latte ($7.50) quite sweet (a bit matcha taste) and milky, need to shake it before drinking as matcha powder didn't just dissolved it off that fast. Someone suggested for spiked muddy ($7) and taste not bad and not that acidic taste for coffee.

Halal cafe with great service As for the Classic Eggs Ben, you can choose between smoked salmon or turkey ham (we highly recommend the salmon) to go with their poached eggs, hollandaise sauce and rosemary lemon sourdough. The poached egg was done to perfection and splitted gracefully when we cut it open. The hollandaise sauce was also sweet and umami, a perfect complement to the sourdough which may be otherwise hard to have on its own. The bread was quite toasted and crunchy but I would have preferred it to be fluffier and soft. Read more at: kopiwaffles.com/penny-university-halal-cafe-east-coast/

Keeping It Simple When it feels like I have had one too many rich meals, I find it therapeutic to get back to basics. That would mean a simple meal of Teochew "muay". Somehow, a bowl of watery porridge eaten with assorted dishes is ideal comfort food in such times. To be sure, "si suang chai"and stewed pork belly can never be categorised as wholesome by any stretch of imagination, but in my mind, as long as they are shelved under Teochew "muay", I can close one eye ;)

Boiled Pork with Dip Tucked away in the corner of the second level in this old shopping centre is a tiny eatery called "Good Will". For so small a space, it offers a reasonably good variety of "Teochew muay" type of dishes (to be eaten with porridge or rice), double-boiled soups and even a few sandwiches. I like the plain boiled three-layer pork for its simplicity. Have it with the accompanying condiments for a wonderful harmony of flavours.

Chicken Murtabak Finally found time and in the vicinity. Wasn't in the mood for mutton or beef, please enlighten me if I was wrong. The chicken was so-so, although it's drenched in an interesting sauce that carried hints of chilli crab. Maybe what made them famous for murtabak is how the prata within it is executed so well it can be served on its own.

For Murtabak on North Bridge Road Break open the crisp exterior of their Beef Murtabak ($5) to uncover minced meat and egg — served with curry, cucumber and ketchup. They also offer yummy Mutton ($5) and Chicken ($5) version. Customise your murtabak by adding an egg or extra mutton on top of your murtabak (from $2), or get an upgrade by going big with their family-sized portion (from $10) that is good for four. Photo by Burppler Kevin M

Mutton murtabak $10 Murtabak mutton victory feast @ Victory ***** Remember when we had murtabak at Zam Zam, someone suggested us to try its neighbour. However, we still prefer Zam Zam to this one as we didn't enjoy their squid masala 🐙 🍩😓 although mutton murtabak $10 & Briyani rice are alright but we'd rather stick to the old choice. . . . . . . . 📍 Victory Restaurant 701 North Bridge Road

Slow af Knn literally waited 50 minutes for waffles after ordering. 1 staff running the whole shop. Waffle was mediocre. 100% not worth the wait.

Waffles and ice cream A friday treat after a long week! very decadent dark chocolate😌😎

(Waffle Cone) Chocolate Hazelnut had to pay a bit more for the premium flavour but was definitely worth it! the rich gelato flavour fulfilled my cravings for a premium chocolate ice cream :D the interior of the cafe was a bit small but damn aesthetic uwu 10/10 would definitely go again!

Truffle Pizza Extremely pleased with pizzaface’s truffle pizza. Hands down the best truffle pizza I have had . Perfect crust , good use of truffle paste and truffle oil for a good truffle flavour . Extremely fresh and high quality mushrooms . Looks easy but none have done it as right as them .

Parma Ham + Rocket Pizza Parma Ham + Rocket Pizza ($25+): The parma ham, arugula salas and shaved provolone cheese complements one another.

Salami + Confit Garlic Pizza Salami + Confit Garlic Pizza ($24+): Salami, confit garlic and roasted capsicum goes well together. The garlic and capsicum balanced the saltiness of the salami. Pizza crust is not too thick. Overall, it is quite a good pizza. The pizza is just nice for 2 person

Mediocre Food With Fake Cheese Spend $83 for 4 pax with 2 BB redemption. It is not worth without BB. Food are so so only. Burger patty is undercooked and they used canned cheese which makes it taste awful. Pizza is crispy but too much oregano. The drinks are overpriced. Nutella brownies cost $10 and kiwi cucumber is $8. Good thing is no GST.

Value-for-Money & Delicious Spent only $20.90 on 1) a huge serving of seafood pasta (with generous amounts of seafood!) and 2) large meat lovers pizza, which was absolutely worth it! The meat pizza has lots of cheese and can be a a bit gelat towards the end.

THE Burger Tower The Jawbreaker ($22 1 for 1 with #burpplebeyond) - honestly one of the biggest burgers I've seen around. The patties were indeed juicy, but the cheese sauce makes it too surfeiting. Will try their other burgers next time!

Herbal Wine Soup And XO Fish Bee Hoon Homey unique hot soup steamboat and fish bee hoon that's better than Holland V's!

Herbal Wine Steamboat ($35) I've always been a fan of the heady, addicted fragrant aroma of our oriental wines when used in cooking. So when I smelt this hotpot while walking past, I made it my mission to return and conquer this intriguing steamboat!😛 A variety of ingredients ranging from prawns, mushrooms, pork slices and cuttlefish, the items are quite generous and should feed three comfortably. But the highlight is definitely the soup that's super comforting on a cool night. TL;DR If you like herbal soups, this is for you! 🍲

Herbal Wine Steamboat Herbal Wine Steamboat ($35) . The aroma from this steamboat caught my attention when I walked past this coffeeshop while exploring my hood. Chun Tat Kee tze char stall is tucked away at a corner coffeeshop along North Bridge Road and serves up their house speciality herbal wine steamboat set that feeds about 4 pax. The combination platter comprises prawns, scallops, sea cucumber, razor clams, cuttlefish, sliced fish, sliced pork, vegetables and enoki mushrooms. Whilst the ingredients were in abundance, it was actually the herbal wine broth that got my tastebuds tingling as the bubbling hot broth was full of flavour and made even better after all the ingredients were added in. Best part was that additional soup was provided free-of-charge. There is also the option to add extra ingredients if necessary.