$18
Sister cafe of atlas coffeehouse and the culinary genes certainly run in the family. Generous cheese savings served on top of meatballs in mushroom soup - love that the mushroom soup is the right amount of thickness that you will not hesitate to down.
Another plus point: it’s a much bigger and quieter space than atlas coffeehouse so it’s a good place for groups!
Rating: 4.5/5
Price: $11
Finally caved in to burrple beyond and this was the first cafe I tried! To be honest it is pretty ordinary - the croissant was slightly burnt and I’d preferred if my scrambled eggs were creamier.
A decent cafe but wouldn’t travel for this. Really good service though - thank you waiters :-)
Rating: 3/5
Price: $13
Melted cheese over thick toast with a runny egg in the middle. Served with a side of bacon jam on top of a biscuit-like scone. Recommended by the staffs - this was a clear crowd favourite!
I was hesitant to try this dish because it looked nothing more like grilled cheese over toast. The bacon jam is certainly the star of the dish so I’d say to give it a try just for the jam itself.
Rating: 3.5/5
Price: $16.80
Seafood white beehoon served with 4 large prawns. Unfortunately serving size is only fit enough for one person (like what the menu said). The $19.80 choice only comes with bigger prawns and not a bigger serving size.
I enjoyed it taste wise. Strong wok hey taste and very sweet prawns. Honestly left me satisfied and wanting for more but I’m not sure if I am convinced to pay $16.80 for this dish. Would revisit but... probably only on payday
Rating: 4.5/5
Price: $10
Served on top of cookie crumble and toffee meringue (?). Unfortunately this was the disappointment of the meal! Was looking to end the meal on a high given that we have had multiple highs in the meal! if you eat a mouthful of banana ice cream, toffee meringue and cookie crumble- it tastes GREAT. Every element was done right. But I have concerns over the proportion of the dish - too little banana ice cream, too much cookie crumble and meringue that I ended finishing the banana ice cream before everything else.
If you’re someone who HAS to end off with a dessert (like me), you’re better off going to some nearby stalls for a cheaper dessert alternative. Yes, the menu sounds intriguing and yes, every element is unsurprisingly measured and structured but this is what precisely makes it that less decadent and unsatisfying!
Rating: 3.5/5
Price: $10
Served on top of cookie crumble and toffee meringue (?). Unfortunately this was the disappointment of the meal! Was looking to end the meal on a high given that we have had multiple highs in the meal! if you eat a mouthful of banana ice cream, toffee meringue and cookie crumble- it tastes GREAT. Every element was done right. But I have concerns over the proportion of the dish - too little banana ice cream, too much cookie crumble and meringue that I ended finishing the banana ice cream before everything else.
If you’re someone who HAS to end off with a dessert (like me), you’re better off going to some nearby stalls for a cheaper dessert alternative. Yes, the menu sounds intriguing and yes, every element is unsurprisingly measured and structured but this is what precisely makes it that less decadent and unsatisfying!
Rating: 3.5/5
Price: $31
Sorry lost track of the name of this dish but it was written on the chalk board (and not the menu) on the Friday night that we went. If you’ve already read my reviews, I’ve mentioned that moosehead really invests in their sauces. This was no exception. Might be overly sour for some but I like that there was a good punch of lemon juice in the dish. The fish was cooked to perfection and tasty with its marinade. I don’t know what it is but man.. it tasted good.
Rating: 4.5/5
Price: $21
Usually not a fan of gnocchi - it’s usually too dense for my liking but this was light and palatable. Chewy and melts in your mouth. Paired with the cheese slices and sauce.. this dish is honestly such a Godsend. By the way, moosehead has proven itself to be really and seriously kickass in their sauces.
Rating: 4.5/5
Price: $10
Refreshing dip, although it may be a little too garlicky for some. Will leave a garlicky aftertaste and breath but the pita bread balances it out. Even for all those eggplant haters (you wouldn’t even know it’s eggplant!)... this is something worth sharing as a side with your buds. The pita bread was fluffy and had sufficient bite to it so go ahead and paid it with a dip to your heart’s content!
Rating: 4/5
Price: $24
sliced pork with a layer of fat that was way too satisfying. Usually I’d just remove the layer of fat but this was simply too tender and irresistible. Every element of the dish worked well together and the sweetness from the raisins really elevated the dish. crazy good - I wasn’t even hungry but I just GORGED on this like no tomorrow
Rating: 5/5
Price: $5
Soup was slightly salty but the fish was shockingly tender and smooth. I am not a fan of fish soup so I wasn’t expecting much but was greeted with a pleasant surprise.
Went during lunchtime (12pm) - we were almost caught in the lunch crowd but were lucky enough to be ahead of them by a few mins. Had our fish soups served in ~10 mins but the owners did say an average wait time could last from 20-40 mins. The queue really forms quick so they ain’t lying! Be ready to brave the heat but this fish soup is a must try for me.
Rating: 4/5
$2.80
Bought 2 each of Matcha, Peanut, Sesame Tang Yuan with Peanut Soup. I’ve been wanting to try to this for the longest time! It’s a decent dish with a good ratio of filling to dough. THOUGH I have to say I expected more with all the hype around the brand and its peanut soup...
Rating: 3/5
