Fig cream cheese Sourdough Ciabatta 6nett Portion is pretty big, feeds 2 if that's all youre having. The figs are well roasted, but that's really all. Theres cubes of cream cheese but they taste like white cheese more, and the two flavours dont go tgt, and the overall taste is very mild, nowhere near sweet enough. Bread has way too much bite as always I struggle to understand why these cafe-hopping girls love this

was okay wouldn’t be back i think… food is meh

Persimmon and Hazelnut Gorgeous breakfast place w fabulous eggs and pastries

Extended hours? We were strolling in Joo Chiat and saw them open. It was a surprise but we just ordered two slices. Still very good to me, but the fiancee felt the standard has dropped since Mr Mohgan passed away.

Plain & Plaster Prata Back to Mr and Mrs Mohgan's for their crispy prata. Although missing Mr Mohgan now, their prata is still as crispy as before. Everything else feels the same. Pratas are crispy on the outside, stretchy and fluffy on the inside. I always go for the fish curry but I noticed they don't serve homemade sambal anymore. Plain Prata 》$1.50 Plaster Prata 》$2

Crispy roti prata Mr & Mrs Mohgan Super Crispy Roti Prata! One of the crispiest prata in Singapore! Have eaten this countless times, and still not sick of it! My favourite prata brunch to have along the Joo Chiat Road stretch! We visited on a late Saturday morning (around 9.45am), and it took almost 45 minutes for the food to be served! I super love how they can make the prata so crispy! Even the Egg prata! Usually egg prata elsewhere are all soggy and soft, but this was sooo crispy! Ask for fish curry here (if you do not like lamb curry like me)! Tip: Head straight to order the prata when you arrive! Find seats ONLY after you have ordered your prata! Location: 300 Joo Chiat Rd, Tin Yeang Restaurant, Singapore 427551

For 1-for-1 Set Meal (save ~$15) Vegetarians, rejoice! This joint serves up chilli 'crab' sliders (made with enoki mushrooms) that hit the spot. P.S. The set comes with a side of fries and a drink as well. Photo by Burppler Min K

Chili “Crab” Mantou Sliders Can’t decide whether I like it or nah, I’m inclining towards nah :( I feel like it could do better with more salt and both me and my friend agreed that it is wayyyy too oily as the mantou was deep fried I could taste the oil gushing out of it while i chew.

...Baby One More Time You know those places that proudly declare they serve “hearty Vegan food” but don’t quite live up to it? This isn’t one of them. Meat is great, but these gorgeous Mantou Sliders and that hunky Jack Cubano (both $10) can GET IT any day. Only with a 1-for-1 on Burpple, of course 👅

Interesting Twist On Vegan Dishes Ordered the salt baked celeriac 2.0 for dinner. Presented quite nicely (the lighting was bad so this picture doesn’t do it justice). It was tasty but not mind blowing and the portion was very small and also very pricy without the 1-1 on the Burpple app at about $20. I don’t think I would go back even with the 1-1 at this price point. Also note that it’s outdoor dining although it was cool on the day we were there and the ambience is pleasant.

Great Hidden Space But Limited Menu First of all - VEGETARIAN. Secondly, menu is limited but lots of care goes into the presentation of the food. Great for the health conscious.

Hay Salt Baked Celeraic [$20] $20 for two small pieces of turnip. Felt like an appetiser & was still very hungry after. Would not come here again, even with Burpple Beyond.

Tropicana (Part of $25Nett Burpplebeyond deal + Top Ups for change of drinks) Call this “white trash food” but I loved my Sunday “lunch” on a hot afternoon recently that was sweetened with Burpplebeyond. Paying $30++ for a coffee, matcha latte and 2 smoothie bowls I was still pleased despite this not being the usual burpple 1 for 1 deal. My Tropicana smoothie bowl had a deliciously smooth and rich blend of the stipulated tropical fruits (mangoes, banana pineapples) together with coconut milk. As crunches there is also a good portion of granola with nuts. True to its picture fresh, although tart, green kiwi slices and cubed white dragonfruits were garnished on this beautiful bowl. We want to come back for the açai breeze.

Double Toast & Homemade Lemonade (Weekdays Only) (~save $30) The Social Space’s menu is simple but honestly good! Expect feel-good breakfast or brunch staples in the form of open-face toasts served on chunky slices of toasted French sourdough as well as smoothie bowls which come in natural coconut husks.

back here because 10/10 vibes i really love the vibes here 🥰 anw after trying most of the toast i like the eggplant miso one the most!

The Pesado ($14) Papi's Tacos offer a simple line-up of tacos that comes in a set of two. The Pescado has fried dory fish, purple cabbage, pickled carrots and smoked chipotle aioli, wrapped in soft flour tortilla. It was a mixed of vibrant flavours and textures as you get the crunch, the freshness and tanginess from all the elements, with a slight heaty spice from the sauce.

Burrito de Suadero ($24++, Bowl), Tacos de Suadero ($16++), Tacos de Pollo ($13++), Tacos de Pescado ($15++) Second time at Papi’s and it’s a casual alfresco setting at the Seah Street outlet. My favourite taco out of the lot was the grilled fish tacos because it proves a point that you can have a flavourful fish taco without having to deep fry the fillet. The evening’s soft corn tortillas came in different hues for the different sets we’ve ordered and made me curious if these were in-house made, overall the Mexican food here fare better on the flavors scale that masks the quality of ingredients at a palatable price point.

The Gringo As tacos are not sufficiently filling for us, we decided to order burritos and The Gringo caught our eyes due to its unique name! This dish is a chicken-based tortilla wrap with marinated chicken, cilantro rice, black beans, pico de Gallo and cheese! The chicken was slightly spicy and added some flavour to the burrito and we liked it! However, the flavour of the chicken and black beans basically overwhelmed the tastes of the other items, as we did not taste any cheese in the wrap. We also liked the fact that the burritos here were wrapped very tightly and served in a separate paper wrap, which made the dish really convenient to eat. Conversely, we would have created a huge mess out of the burritos served at many other restaurants! The serving size was pretty generous, however, and we were completely full after finish the burrito. It was way more filling than it looks! The burrito costs $15++, which is pretty standard for restaurant-grade Mexican fare in Singapore and you can be sure that you will get a food coma from this. 😁

MALA PORK INTESTINE KNIFE SHAVED NOODLES vv big portion of chewy thick noodles, can feed 2 ppl. intestines were huge yet tasted clean! soup wasnt overly oily but could have been spicier imo

Beef La Mian This food stall in the food court above Bishan Bus Interchange is no stranger to many people living in Bishan. Interesting way of ordering as you need to head over to the ordering kiosk around the stall to make your order, then proceed to the counter to make your payment and collect your queue number. A big bowl of beef la mian here with tasty soup. Topped with pieces of beef.

Sze Chuan Pork Dumpling in Spicy Sauce (⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️) I love HUGE DUMPLINGS, and couldn't resist getting their 红油抄手 Poached Sichuan Dumplings in Spicy Sauce despite being full. The wrapper might be a lil thick, but these wontons are packed to the brim with flavourful chives and pork filling & bathed in the spicy and tangy concoction of Lao Gan Ma/vinegar.

Chocolate No 2 Less milky and slightly thick for chocolate drink ($7.50)

Lowef Cheese Burger ($20) add-on of bacon ($3.50) and my friend choose coleslaw.

Portobello Burger ($18) with add-on smoked salmon ($3.50) but the menu for their lunch is quite limited tbh. I kinda disappointed tbh for the limited choice. But their burger is not that bad tbh and the sauce was quite nice also. So the smoked salmon was quite not that smelly and also their cheese for mushroom was quite juicy and savoury. Their side dish can be choose between picky cucumber and also coleslaw.

Super great steak Luxury trio @ $106++ Includes hangar, ribeye and Special wagyu beef at additional $8++ The supply of meats there is seasonal and the wagyu beef they had when we were there had to be charged an additional $8. But no complaints there because it was really great! All the meats were good and super delicious. The servers will torch the meats when serving them to give an extra smokey flavour which is really nice.

Cajun Corn Ribs ($12) Grilled perfectly and well seasoned that each rib was bursting with flavour and juicy.

Porterhouse steak ($148 for 800g) Thia hefty choice cut got blowtorched in front of us for a fiery visual treat. Consisting of two different cuts, the tenderloin was most tender with nice amount of fat for a "buttery" flavour, while the strip had a firmer texture and more robust beef flavour.

All Star Combo Set A homey little Japanese restaurant located within Sunshine Plaza. We went with their all star combo set that comes with a choice of two meats, salad and sauce. The ingredients used were fresh. Food combinations were great, well presented, generally good and tasty. The deep-fried katsu was well deep-fried, crispy on the outside and juicy inside. The portion of food was also good enough to fill the hungry bellies 》$28 / Set Set 1 - Chicken katsu and unagi Set 2 - Tonkatsu and Milano-style grilled chicken

1for1 Japanese Fusion Cuisine Burpple set combo C Steak is good. The sauce that comes with it is nice. Added on green tea, they use matcha powder. Also tried the pork loin cutlet curry rice, taste good but a little jelat. Food tastes nice but a little pricey. For 2 sets of 1 for 1 (4 dishes) and a curry and drinks we paid around $125.

carbonara sauce w bacon & broccoli ($18) all i can say is that these were swimming in butter HAHA