Food at Twenty Eight Cafe (And Catkin By Huishan) is Modern European and Modern Singaporean, influenced by British, American, and Italian cuisines. They offer all-day breakfast, pastries, and mains, all freshly made and served in large hearty portions sized for individuals, but are best shared as it's really filling. Gelato is made in-house daily, as are their artisanal plated desserts, drawing on local Singaporean flavours and memories. Prices are reflective of most cafes, budget about SGD $33 per person.
Daebak Korean Restaurant at Wilkie Edge serves authentic Korean food at affordable prices; with all the usual Korean staples on the menu.
Something that bothered us about them was the lack of aroma from their food.
I like the space at Twenty Eight Cafe and there is so much potential for this cafe. It might just be the dishes I tried, but my visit was far from good.
If you are looking for a steamboat place that serve delicious soup bases with fresh ingredients, Hai Xian Lao is definitely not to be missed.
The common breakfast wasn't that fantastic and did not wow me. Can be easily replicated in my own kitchen.
While its exterior has European vibes, the interior is an elegant, minimalist-inspired space that can accommodate up to 60 diners.
Overall, it was a pleasant and fulfilling hot pot meal.