I will recommend it to anyone who wishes to enjoy Cafe food in such a lovely ambiance.
就连咖啡也有一款极具特色的Eaglewings Specialty Coffee（$12），端上桌来瓶瓶罐罐包括咖啡冰块、巧克力浆、奶油糖浆以及一球香草雪糕，让你自行调制属于自己的口味，有如学校实验室里的校园时光，新奇有趣。
Service was sincere and friendly, the food wasn’t life-changing but good enough for café standard.
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Come 5pm, the cafe turns into a bustling hub for folks to come and enjoy craft beer, pizza and bar bites.
My only memory of King Albert Park was the McDonald's and since the building was rebuilt; i had never stepped foot until a week ago when my family was craving for ice cream after a tze-char meal along the nearby Bukit Timah road.
Kindred Folks is a great place for students to unwind after a busy day at school.
A promising ice cream cafe which had velvety smooth hand-crafted ice cream. If they could work out more interesting flavours and refine the texture of the waffles, would be a hit with students.
Meal as an overall was satisfying. Service rendered was friendly and prompt. It will be good to be back here again for some Thai Food.
Camaca is a great place to fight the increasingly warm weather with their gelato or to simply enjoy some cake and coffee.
With the opening of Camaca and other concepts at King Albert Park, it definitely helps to draw more attention to the otherwise sleepy commercial-cum-residential development it once was.
There is a novelty factor, and I can already imagine videos depicting ‘customers’ looking surprised with the colourful display of giant ‘macarons’. These make good Instagram / IG story posts.
While the space may seem small, it is cozy enough with pop culture artworks around to add some character.
definitely, a place which we would look forward to coming back again soon!
The soup was fairly flavourful, and beef nice and tender although thin. The pho was a bit hard though, as though undercooked or overly thick. This was quite an upscale place, with the prices mostly upwards of $15, although the taste was I thought quite average.
I am definitely not going to rave about this due to the service and food quality inconsistency so.. visit at your own discretion.
Gaijin is a casual two-storey Japanese restaurant in King Albert Park Mall, offering staples such as ramen, udon, and donburi.
a place that would be well-appreciated by residents in the vicinity, and a great dining option at KAP Mall.
I've heard about these guys for many years, but admittedly never realized that they served Greek food until today (10 Dempsey Road #01-20, 6875-0872).
The food's classic, well executed and had soul, so I'd say it is a good option together with Fotia.
good family dinner, not exactly my kind of food, still quite enjoyable dishes…
Overall it's a very meat intensive meal, not for the faint hearted!
12 reviews of Brazil Churrasco "This is my first time here at this restaurant and it blown my mind away. Firstly the boss would stand outside and invite you in, followed by seating. The salad bar is really extensive and there are so many food.…
Overall, the All-You-Can-Feast A la carte buffet allows us to try out different signature dishes by Chef Bruce in MNC. It is available for limited time only. So don’t miss out on it. Cheers!!
I've never eaten at Meat n' Chill (805 Bukit Timah Road #01-04, 8812-4455). But they're doing a takeout-only service called BurgerCraft that requires a three hour advance booking, and I was able to give it a try today.
Overall, the Smokin’ Wagyu Striploin Steak is a worthy dish to celebrate the sixth anniversary of MNC together with the Smoked Whisky.
The wanton mee was so so though. The noodles were springy, but the sauce was quite bland. The char siew was papery, and the wanton and dumplings had quite thick skin with an overwhelming mouthfeel and average fillings. Not quite worth the queue.
I have not tried their mushroom noodle as well as chicken feet noodle, thus I will be back again for more!
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Opted for the Wild Barramundi Brown Rice Bowl as the zucchini pesto pasta wasn't available on the menu. Served in a charming clay pot, the dish includes pesto sauce to mix with the brown rice, garnished with shredded lettuce, red onion, avocado, and a lime wedge.
I just wanted to say how fresh and yummy the barramundi fish is! yum yum yum! The brown rice is also fragrant. Can i eat healthy from now on? lol
i'd come back to try that if we're in the area.
Overall, the food here is not too bad, but it is a little pricey.
The beef bulgogi was raved about by Tan Hsueh Yun of The Straits Times. While the beef bulgogi was quite savoury and tasty, with some sweetness, I thought the bread to beef ratio was too high, i.e., too much bread. The bread was also the chewy type, while I favoured softer bread for such Asian fusion sandwiches. The latte was not bad. This seemed to be a cafe favoured by Korean housewives.
I’ll definitely be adding this quaint cafe to my list of brunch dates with my boo.
lamb shank very good..I will cook this.
Garganelli was awesome.
TBH, AMANO ITALIAN RISTORANTE is quite inaccessible and is located Namly pl. It is considered a hidden gem in the Bukit Timah area.
Dessert at dinner was Warm Lava Cake ($12 each). The warm molten chocolate cake with vanilla gelato and fresh berries brought our meal at Amano Italian restaurant in Bukit Timah to a sweet end.
Amano apparently means ‘by hand’ in Italian. Situated next to Puppy Colours (a dog training school), Amano Italian restaurant occupies the space of a previous Italian restaurant – the former Namly outlet of La Nonna which currently has an outlet at Holland Village.
There were mostly misses but as reviewed above, i am glad that they still managed to maintain the standards of the chilli crab and fried buns!
3pax dinner was about S$43…not cheap but i guess this the going rate these days.
dinner for 4 dishes 4pax including S$25 fish head was S$49.50. pretty good. this like a go to place for us, almost like homecooked comfort food.
Overall, IVINS is still a good Nyonya food place in Bukit Timah. The dishes may not use expensive ingredients or win Michelin stars, but it is nice to have a predictable and affordable Peranakan restaurant to go in the midst of many changes in the Singapore dining scene.
IVINS Peranakan restaurant has been at Binjai Park for a long time. They have another outlet in the Heartland Mall in Kovan.
The friendly service is a call for making a return trip for their Bak Kut Teh.
I thought this was a very nice bak kut teh, with fresh and flavourful meat that had a pork fragrance without the unpleasant porkiness. The soup had a good meaty flavour, with a balanced taste profile featuring heat from the pepper, and fragrance from the garlic etc. Nice.
Not quite a hidden gem, but Beng’s Bak Kut Teh is too good to stay away from. I also loved the friendly service and would definitely make my way back here again!
Caruso Italian Restaurant is an Italian restaurant located at Bukit Timah road near Sixth Avenue. They have been around since Aug 2013. I haven't been to Italy myself, but they serve authentic Italian food, particularly from a region called Puglia.
