Tokyo bowl.
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Nam Seng Wanton Noodle
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Each toast is grilled over charcoal, and a nice smokiness is apparent in every bite.
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Tiger Tears Beef - Marinated fresh daily and grilled on the spot upon ordering, this dish is paired with their special home made sambal. Once you mix everything togther , that extra OOMMPPHH from their homemade chilli will have you hooked and you will definitely crave for more.
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Apple Crumble Pie Teacake. It exuded all the flavours of a classic Apple Crumble — strong cinnamon flavours, and generous amount of apple chunks.
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The Home-made Shrimp Roll - had a crispy layer of batter encapsulating generous portions of well-seasoned shrimp paste embedded with chunks of the crustacean that gave it a pleasant bite.
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Classic cheeseburger, it definitely did not disappoint with its smokiness and nice char.
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The Original is a simple pairing of golden-brown fried banana fritters with a dipping sauce of soya sauce chilli.
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Claypot Sausage Bacon Chicken Rice - Each bowl is generously laden with chicken chunks, lup cheong, vegetables and most importantly, salted fish.
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Shibuya Toasts, and Bingsu, which come in many different flavours.
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Reuben - Sandwiched between toasted sourdough were a generous serving of corned beef, and a portion of crunchy sauerkraut which balanced out the saltiness of the beef.
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Thai Tea Crepe Cake - The thin, handmade layers of Thai milk tea-infused crepes saw fresh cream sandwiched between, and was served with a side of Thai milk tea sauce for that extra boost in flavour.Â
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