Service was almost like in HK, somewhat indifferent. Instant noodles was well… instant noodles, with an interesting savoury satay beef that was more five spice beef sauce than nutty satay sauce.
Overall, it was one of the best HK café experiences that we have had in Singapore. LD gave the Chicken Chop Rice two thumbs up, while I enjoy the Beef Ball Brisket Horfun and Satay Beef Instant Noodle.
Friends Cafe HK serves up authentic Hong Kong Cha Chaan Teng delights at affordable prices at Springside Walk. Read more.
Really nice deep fried taro dumpling, shatteringly crispy and crackling outside, yammy and soft inside with a nicely marinated fried shrimp, mushroom and chicken meat filling. Everything else looks nice too – worth a try again for their other offerings.
In a nutshell, there were some misses but the prices shall be the main motivation factor as I only paid about S$42, plus the fact I am literally just minutes' away from home. I would know what to avoid in my next visit; definitely no har gow. And the twin brothers should consider improving their ordering system!
A pair of twin brothers quit their dim sum chef job to serve handmade dim sum in Yishun kopitiam. Must try their BBQ Pork Bun!
There are two types of waffles to choose from, Golden Waffle with Maple Syrup or Charcoal Waffle with Homemade Salted Caramel sauce.
The cafe is also super cute with blue-themed with grey walls. The logo is a cute 🙆🏻♂️ holding a coconut shake. They serve coconut shakes, gelato, and waffles. All their gelato has coconut elements in it.
Affordable Soufflé Pancakes Cafe, Fluff Stack is now officially halal-certified.
Good news for those of you who are staying in the north of Singapore. Affordable soufflé pancakes cafe Fluff Stack has opened its second outlet at Northpoint City!
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海南仔 might ring a bell in the head of some of you as it was less than a week that I blogged about the hokkien mee! But this particular stall...
I am no stranger to the Kim San Leng at Yishun Block 417 as my maternal uncle often treats us to tze-char at the coffee shop! However, I am ...
I didn’t have the mood for nasi lemak when I joined the queue for Nasi Lemak Kukus , which I blogged about more than a year ago! Back then,...
Set B - Nasi Lemak Wing Set at S$4.50. The price may seem pricey but do keep in mind that you would get a fried kuning fish, a chicken wing, peanuts with ikan bilis and a fried egg.
Not bad, soft and pillowy with a good rice fragrance and interesting fillings. The gula melaka and black sesame were both not bad – sweet, flavourful without being cloying.
Wisteria Mall , located in the infamous town of Yishun, has been opened for more than two years. Embarrassingly, as a proud Yishunian, I onl...
Fried Porridge in Yishun? Perhaps you have already known it.
With the café-openings slowing down in Singapore, my recommendation for Wild Wood Café is to have more personality in their dishes, and perhaps introduce a brunch dish or two that is uniquely theirs.
The quality of drinks are consistent at Xing Fu Tang, with the signature Brown Sugar Boba Milk a personal favourite of the Pandas – made perfect with its balanced mix, and most importantly, it did not come across as overly sweet.
