Tiong Bahru Bakery gives you even more reason to cheer this April with a 1-for-1 deal when you take away their Pain Au Chocolat ($3.50), or chocolate croissant, on Easter Sunday, 21 April 2019.
A favourite of mine, the Chocolate Almond Croissant ($4) was fluffy and crispy and layered and rich.
I don’t mind going back for a quiet brunch (for their croissant), but definitely not the weekends. Happy to know that they are opened on Monday – perfect!
I always go for the Tau Sar Pau – not cheap, but somehow extra fluffy, not too sweet, and goes well with a Cold Brew.
You can almost always count on 40 Hands to deliver a good cup of coffee, as this is what they pride themselves on. The latte art was very well done for my cup of Flat White. However, note that the coffee here is more for those who prefer it acidic.
I will definitely come back again really love the ambience of this cafe nice, cosy, comfy.
The Calamansi Chocolate Tart ($16) is definitely one of the prettiest tart I have eaten.
After almost a year worth of research and experiment, the dishes on the Open Door Policy Revamped Menu For 2017 exceeded my expectation.
