Disappointing experience Poor service And Too many exclusions for 1 for 1 deals Food not bad

Main + Drink (~save $25) Welcome to Enchanted Cafe, where enchantment meets gastronomy! Step inside to indulge in delicious mains including their mouth-watering Beef Bolognese ($16.90) which features linguine with minced beef, doused in a tomato-based sauce.

1-1 hearty brunch!! got d 1-1 brunch - limited to either almond butter or avocado sourdough! wish it was listed clearer as we went there thinking more options were available for the 1-1 brunch:( but nonetheless, they were very very generous with the almond butter and it was literally dripping LOL eggs were super silky, and sourdough was toasted nicely! we added on sour plum sweet potato fries which had a nice balance of salty and sour and stayed crispy for a long time! however its a small cosy place with limited seats so come during non peak hours!

Pork Chop Grilled Premium Pork Chop (S$9.90) Served with garlic bread and 2 choices of side which I selected deep fried broccoli and Mac & Cheese. Waiting time about 25 minutes during lunch time. My lunch mate felt that the broccoli was too charred to be eaten. The seasoning was kind strong handled. Nom Nom Monster Address 🛖 : 750 Chai Chee Road, # 01-22 ESR BizPark @ Chai Chee, Singapore 🇸🇬 469 000

Not worth it Food serving was small but still okay considering it's 1 for 1. Probably would not be worth it if paying full price. Portion of the fish n chips were not consistent with those posted by other reviewers here. Tiniest dollop of mayo given for my fish n chips. When I asked for more mayo, the guy turned around, asked a female staff, and then they decided that it would be additional $1. 🙄 Would not be back again.

Chicken Chop (1-1) Wanted to do a takeaway this second time back here but was told by the cashier that it wasn’t allowed and only valid for dine-in. It works well for us either way. Loving their chicken chop cooked by the young chef. Good deal at $7.50 for 2 where you get 2 sides✌️

Ninja chirashi Mentaiko aburi salmon

Second visit did not disappoint! 📍Ninja Chirashi @ Block 824 Tampines Street 81 Ambience: 8/10 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍 Flavor: 9/10 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍 Service: 8/10 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍 Overall: 25/30 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍 For a second time, I have returned to Ninja Chirashi at Block 824 Tampines Street 81, which is located conveniently across Temasek Polytechnic – approximately 5-minute walk from their Main Gate and 12-minute walk from Tampines West MRT Station. I have previously done a review of Ninja Chirashi’s Truffle Chirashi on 7 Jul 22, and because the eatery left such an impression on me, I have decided to return a second time to try out their other offerings. If you have yet to see my previous review on Ninja Chirashi, be sure to check it out by scrolling through my Instagram page or my Blogger! This time, I ordered (1) 3-Way Salmon Don – which includes a mixture of Aburi Salmon, Sashimi Slices, and Ikura to top it off. I also went with a different choice of set meal for this visit, opting for a (2) Pitan Tofu Set with Refillable Hot Tea. The set meal totalled up to a price of S$20.90, which was a tad pricier than the Truffle Chirashi variant I had previously. By itself, the 3-Way Salmon Don was S$15.90, and the inclusion of the set meal came in at an additional cost of S$5.00. This visit at Ninja Chirashi had made me fell in love more with the eatery because the consistency of their flavours is no doubt top tier. The Sliced Salmon tasted as fresh as I remembered – if not better, and the inclusion of the Aburi Salmon and Ikura simply gave me so many more variations of flavours to mix-and-match the perfect spoonful of the Don. Speaking of which, the best scoop would be a quarter spoonful of their rice together with a cut of Aburi Salmon, Pitan Tofu, and Ikura. The combination of the subtle sweetness of the Ikura, creamy pungent flavour of the Pitan Tofu, and the savoury Mentaiko Aburi Salmon, will unquestionably give you an explosion of dynamic flavours in your mouth. Even on its own, each individual component paired with the rice will leave you wanting for more. Without the shadow of a doubt, the 3-Way Salmon Don is a clear winner when compared to the Truffle Chirashi. For that, I give Singapore’s Ninja Chirashi a 9/10 for flavour. The eatery continued to be manned by one staff, with no signs for further increment of staff. Nevertheless, because I visited during off-peak hours, the staff was visibly more attentive as compared to my prior visit. The eatery was also still playing old j-pop music that I was oh-so-familiar with, which really met the expectations that I had prior the visit. For that, I give Singapore’s Ninja Chirashi an 8/10 for Service and 8/10 for Ambience. Overall, Ninja Chirashi at Block 824 Tampines Street 81 scored a solid 25/30 after combining the scores for Flavour, Service, and Ambience. To conclude, this eatery is truly one which I hold in high regards. I would highly recommend the place if you are looking for a chill environment that serves well-priced, yet quality Don with fantastic sides that have consistent flavours and qualities in all your visits.

Great spot to fix your sashimi don cravings if you stay near Tampines! 📍Ninja Chirashi @ Tampines Street 81 Ambience: 7/10 ❤️❤️❤️🤍🤍 Flavor: 8/10 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍 Service: 9/10 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍 Overall: 24/30 ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤍 On a Friday afternoon, I visited Singapore’s Ninja Chirashi, which is located at Tampines Street 81 - approximately 5 minute walk from Temasek Polytechnic’s West Gate and 12 minute walk from Tampines West MRT Station. If you are travelling via MRT, I would suggest taking Bus 46 opposite East View Primary School (bus stop ID 76289) after coming out from Tampines West MRT Station. You will arrive at Ninja Chirashi after 2 stops and a walk for another 3 minutes. Upon my arrival at the eatery, I was quite frankly shocked at the relatively small size of the eatery, as well as how it was hidden within the neighbourhood by coffee shops to its left and right. What was even more surprising was that the entire eatery was manned by only 1 waiter, which is honestly quite rare even in the small eatery scenes. I can’t deny that this initially lowered my expectations of their dishes, but the food that entered my taste buds subsequently completely proved my expectations wrong as it blew my mind. I ordered (1) Truffle Chirashi - which is a combination of Ninja Chirashi and Truffle Oil, and (2) Set A (4 Slices of Sashimi + Refillable Hot Tea). The entire set meal cost me S$18.50, which honestly wasn’t very pricey because S$12.50 of it was from the Truffle Chirashi, which contained a very generous amount of raw Salmon and Tuna chunks. The thickly cut cubes of raw Tuna and Salmon tasted very fresh, and when taken together with the rice drizzled with their secret sauce, it gave a very mellow savoury taste that makes me want to go back for another mouthful. The truffle oil and garlic bits elevated the flavour profile of the dish, giving it a nice crunch while having a hint of truffle flavour that wasn’t too overpowering. However, as I dug deeper into the dish, I started to run out of sashimi and tamago to pair with the rice, so it eventually came to a point where I had to eat four spoonfuls of rice on its own - which felt quite jelak. Nevertheless, as a whole, I thought the dish was really well executed. I was also really heartened by the waiter, as despite being the only staff around, he really tried his best to juggle between serving the customer to the best of his ability while taking orders and packaging takeaways. Yes, it may be hard at times to catch his attention to ask for hot tea refills, but I can truly see that the waiter was putting his utmost effort into ensuring that his customers get a wonderful dining experience while smoothly running the eatery. For that, I give Singapore’s Ninja Chirashi a 8/10 for flavour, 9/10 for service, and 7/10 for ambience because despite the small eatery space, they managed to enhanced the atmosphere with a neon logo on their wall for photo-taking, and memorable j-pop cum anime music playing in the background to pair with the homely view of the neighbourhood through the translucent window glass panel. Overall, Ninja Chirashi at Tampines Street 81 scored a solid 24/30 after combining the scores for Flavour, Service, and Ambience. To quickly conclude, the eatery is a great spot to fix your sashimi don cravings if you are staying near Tampines.

Laksa Hokkien Mee | $8.90 Actually surprised at how this was executed. While i thought it was more dry laksa than hokkien mee, it did the job of satisfying my laksa craving especially with the savouriness being pretty on point. A huge bonus is the generous portion of ingredients! The plate was choke full of fishcake, taupok, egg, and prawns🤤 my favorite laksa is just a stone’s throw away from Power Coffee House, but I’d still recommend this cafe quietly nestled in the heartlands of Bedok 85. Rate:🌟🌟🌟🌟

Hokkien Mee Laksa and Claypot Curry Chicken Hidden gem in the east. Coffee was surprisingly good too. Will definitely be back to try other items. Generous portion!

Classic Mains + Drink + Side Laksa Hokkien mee Claypot curry chicken Power Nasi goreng With battered fish fingers and ngoh Hiang With green tea latte and kopi latte Total: $29.30 Food was good, very good Asian delicacies with a cafe twist. Love the fish fingers with the wasabi mayo. Highly recommend for casual cafe vibes and at a good price.

Signature Pork Cheek Bowl Flawless. Even better than some restaurants. This is expert charcoal grilling hidden in a hawker centre. The custom sauce further makes it interesting. But note that you pay for the quality. Prices here are comparable to restaurants.

Signature Pork Cheeks Bowl | $14.50 Peak hour on a weekend especially in the weekend does not guarantee you’ll try their famous beef bowls. So I went for their pork cheek bowl which was so amazingly melt in your mouth tender. 5 stars for the texture, but I thought overall the flavour was a bit bland despite the slight smokiness. Still, a pretty nice meal to have with the atmosphere at Bedok marketplace. Rate:🌟🌟🌟

Signature Pork Cheek Bowl@$14.50 Signature Char Grilled Pork Cheek (100g) The Meats here at Burning Oak are Charcoal Grilled. And both rice bowls I had here were really good. Can taste the smokiness of the meats. The beef striploin was tender and perfectly medium rare. The pork Cheek was tender and fatty. This was so good, I da pao another back for supper. Portion not very filling for me. But there's plenty of other foods here at bedok marketplace to fill u up. 3 choices of sauces to choose from for every rice bowl u order - XO yakiniku - Creamy Dashi Garlic - Spicy Miso If like me, u can't decide which sauce, the menu will guide u which sauce is suitable for which meats.

Grilled Pork Neck $16 Without a doubt a must order, the grilled pork neck is magnificently smoky and succulent, streaked with melt-in-your-mouth fat and with bits of crispy char on its browned skin. This was utterly delicious and worthy of repeat ordering.

Papaya Salad $8.9 A little too sweet and not quite spicy enough for me, however the freshness and crunch of it more than made up for the qualities it lacked. Plenty of red onion and dried shrimp added bags of flavour. This is still a decent rendition.

Pineapple Rice $8.9 Perhaps the weakest dish I've had amongst the numerous ones I've tried here, the pineapple rice was on the bland side and contained too little of the fruit. It was rather plain overall even with the addition of the meat floss.

Indian Rojak Come by Al Mahboob if you need to get your Indian rojak cravings fixed. Despite visiting during odd hours, it was a long wait due to takeaways. They offer a wide variety of ingredients and they refry them all before serving. The best thing to come for is their sweet and savoury peanut sauce made from more than 10 ingredients. The rich and thick peanut sauce is flavourful with hints of spiciness. Be prepared to brave the long wait during peak hours and I would definitely not advise coming with a hungry stomach 》$10.40

Impressive But Overrated This has to be the most popular Indian rojak in Singapore, for a dish that's not usually mentioned among favourite local eats. I agree the hot, crunchy, refillable sauce was good, but the rojak was so-so. Granted, my options were limited. I selected prawn cake, two dough cakes and a vadai.

Yummy Indian Rojak 😋 Indian Rojak, takeaway for dinner. Cost about S$19 total plus cucumbers, onions, tofu. Its a popular place for indian rojak and expect to wait 1hr+ during peak times. 📍Location: Al Mahboob Rojak NTUC Income Building 300 Tampines Ave 5 Singapore 529653

Watermelon Ispahan Sorbet FATCAT x Tommy Hilfiger . Made with a combination of 3 fruits with Watermelon taking the centre stage, accompanied by Raspberry and Lychee .

Smoked Milk Fatcat x Tommy Hilfiger .

Yuzu Matcha & Hojicha Like finally tried their ice cream after a long time. Bc I'm not staying at bedok so it's quite hard to try also 🥲. So I tried their flavour for tea flavour like Yuzu Matcha n Hojicha ($8.50). I saw a lot of interesting flavour out there also. I just like yuzu matcha a lot and got that strong yuzu taste > matcha. I felt that Hojicha was quite average roasted tea and not that strong taste tbh.

Chocolate Swirl ($4.50), Long Black ($4.50), Nitro Cold Brew ($6) Go to place in the East for coffee and bakes 🙌🏻 Today I had a sip of my dining companion’s nitro cold brew and am sold to get it the next time we come. The smoothness and in her words “nuttiness” of the brew was very pleasant and a steal for the price tag IMHO.

Unagi Soba A bowl of hearty soba noodle but the soup is on the slightly saltier side. So if you prefer less salty stuff, probably not this dish for you.

cold brown ($7) & cold white ($6) ✨️✨️✨️✨️

Mala Soup With Egg (SGD $13.50 for 434g) @ Gong Yuan Ma La Tang. This has really grown on me, with the beaten egg lending a wispy texture and eggy sweet flavour, complementing the bold savoury sweet salty spicy flavour of the mala peppercorn and spices. . The warm soup / broth really entices, and the fresh ingredients make this a bowl of happiness. . This visit, I chose broccoli, nai bai / milk cabbage, sliced pork, sliced beef, original tofu beancurd, tofu beancurd strips, fish balls, squid balls, and crab stick. . The ingredients are tender crisp bouncy soft in texture, with vegetal meaty sweet savoury grainy spice flavour. . . . Gong Yuan Ma La Tang More details in profile & blog

Pork Bone Soup Flavourful pork bone soup that will cause you to be thirsty after eating but is yummy! (S$12.16 - 408g) (S$2.98/100g)

Pork Bone Soup Chose their non-spicy soup based, good for those non-spicy takers! It was a tad salty after a few mouthful of flavourful soup. It makes me feel like eating steamboat actually. Overall, not bad! (S$16.09 - 540g) (S$2.98/100g)