Ambience at San.wich By Swee Heng is casual takeaway, though some outlets have adjourning modern seating in a brightly lit environment. Still, these sandwiches are designed to be eaten on the go, and the compact yet eye-catching packaging is rightly approriate.
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I like that the dessert is not those very sweet kind and the pudding is really very smooth and silky.
One of the best toppings to have the cheese added in the curry to eat man! Shiok! Pepper Lunch is always my favourite man!
So far, my most favourite is the fresh udon version one as I find that is more flavourful! I love eating the tobiko and the sous vide egg!
I went to check out the other stalls at the Food Republic at VivoCity when one of them stopped me in my tracks: this one was serving luosifen!
As for the signature item, the Fresh Black Milk Tea with Pearls ($3) had a strong tea taste, but that’s about it.
Given that the price of the food is comparable to other cafes and its remote location, there is nothing to attract us in heading back here as it's quite inconvenient. I do not see that we will be revisiting this place very soon.
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I don’t have a doubt that vegetarian food can taste amazing and many restaurants can attest to that.
With the friendly service and variety of food, it is most likely I will be back again for other kinds of vegetarian selection.
For some time now, when it came to Greek cuisine in Singapore, my go-to has always been Blu Kouzina, which has been operating out of their beautiful space at Dempsey.
Overall, Hey Sugar does feel like it has a bit of potential, but heavily needs refining.
Whisk & Paddle Housed in a glass Green House at Bukit Gombak Park.
The standard of Dim Sum was average for us with most of the items tasted on the bland side. Service-wise, it was pretty ordinary and nothing to shout about altogether.
All in all, Nurul Delights is definitely one of those places that you can get a hearty breakfast without burning a hole in your pocket.
The rice was good – light, fluffy, grainy and lemak and fragrant with coconut milk. The chicken wing was fried quite nicely, and was crispy and tender, although lacking a bit of the turmeric fragrance.
The company and the location made the experience memorable. The menu is pretty extensive, so I will be back to try other dishes!
I highly reccomend to order this - Teriyaki Chicken Lunch (One of my favourite) and then also included a free plate of rice too man!!!
It was the day of the mid-autumn festival but instead of spending time with my parents; I decided to meet the Great Kon at Yew Tee instead a...
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