It took me quite long to finally try Da Dong, and no regrets at all. The dry prawn noodles is a clear winner for me.
Da Dong Prawn Noodles dishes out one of the better prawn noodles I’ve tasted in Singapore.
The pricing for the prawn mee is bound to raise some eyebrows at 13 - 20 SGD, a price range beyond the norms of what is expected of hawker food pricing.
The food is a bonus to their coffee, which is already stellar in my books. You’ll definitely find me here again, lounging over another plate of pasta, with a cuppa to go along.
Overall, Homeground Coffee is a lovely and homely space, they do great coffee and have a decent selection of food to choose from, and coupled with being in the stunning area of Katong, you have another fantastic cafe to choose from in the neighbourhood.
Service was friendly and cheerful. The prices are reasonable and the place has a relaxed charm. We will certainly return to Homeground Coffee Roasters in Joo Chiat for their coffee. We like the food too.
Humble Origins Coffee Roasters does bring underrated options to the table, especially with their coffee. It’s definitely worth a shot for coffee connoisseurs and curious cafe-goers!
Humble Origins Coffee Roasters in Joo Chiat is a pleasant spot to enjoy quality coffee from Myanmar and some interesting comfort food.
Homeground Coffee Roasters is a great addition to Katong if you ever need a caffeine fix in this precinct. While the space is not that friendly in terms of tables for big groups, it may just be a good idea as well to enjoy that intimate coffee conversation with your partner or close friend.
Apart from the coffee jelly, I felt that the desserts at Okada Coffee And Sweets mostly missed their mark, especially in terms of texture.
