Manti is a Turkish dish of small dumplings with meat fillings, topped with yoghurt and sauce. Slightly bland and flat on flavour. Vegetable moussaka was filled with pumpkin, zucchini and eggplant roasted with cheese topping and served with Pita bread. Tasted good with more flavour depth. The service was good and speedy, the decor is functional and middle eastern. We also order the Turkish apple tea which was a black tea that was slightly sour. The owner was nice in offering the 1-for-1 even though my app couldn’t load. Poor StarHub Internet data connection in the restaurant.
The pasta sauce for the vegetable pasta ($16) was creamy and delightful. Sakura Ebi ($22) was full of seafood flavour with shrimps. Overall was tasty but portions are a little small for the price tag. We also ordered their cocktail Fennicillin which was whisky based with fennel honey and was refreshing too.
The dishes tasted great, we ordered the Wara’ Inab ($15.90) as a starter which is stuffed pickled vine leaves, and mains 1-for-1 were Chickpea Fatteh ($17.50) and Grilled Haloumi Cheese - pieces($18.50) with an Aryan drink that tastes like Indian salted lassi but this was too salty. Slightly disappointed that the portions for these were not huge, cost $47+ after Burpple Beyond. Service was also not great on a busy Saturday evening I think especially after knowing we are using discount vouchers. The server poured iced water that overflowed onto the table and myself and walked away soon after.
We ordered a Thai red curry and a Mexican cheese quesadilla. Many options for vegans and vegetarians. The quesadilla was tasty with dips while the red curry was flavorful, but many too much rice. We had cafe latte and a Tumeric latte that was tasty but a little small for $7 (and would prefer a mug so it’s easier to hold the drink when it’s just served hot). Nice interiors and spacious for groups.
Pick your own proteins and veggies to make a bowl! With their house made Kombucha and large portion, great value for money that is nutritious and suitable for vegans or meat eaters alike.
Creamy egg mayo on toasted artisanal bread slice. Found it a little small for the portions. Costs $18.70 with 1-for-1 deal including taxes.
Decided to check out this lovely new place for acai. It’s a hidden gem at a void deck, but it’s just a short walk from the mrt station~
The acai was great, and we opted for macadamia nut butter drizzle which was a first amongst so many acai places we’ve been to. They also topped it with their own OatBerry granola which was pretty good:) Do check this place out!
The service was slow even though there was no ome in the restaurant. The portion was just nice. The rice was fried with unagi sauce and you can taste the garlic as well. Nothing outstanding but i think it's ok with the burpple beyond deal.
We had falafel burger (set comes with fries) and paneer shashlik which is grilled spiced cottage cheese cubes and peppers. Quite flavourful. Was there at about 8.45pm on a Friday night. Crowded and service was understandably slow but reasonable. We paid at the counter for a quick exit.
This is the only option for a vegetarian hence I bought two. The corn was nicely spiced but could be more cheesy. I liked how the eggs were done and it was filling with one sandwich.
Ordered the Yakitori Veg and Veg Curry Udon as we wanted a more vegetable based option. Unfortunately we went on a national day weekend and many options were unavailable. Flavour and service were mediocre. Would think it’s pricey if not for the one-for-one deal.
The truffle smell was delicious when it was first served, good amount of mushrooms and shaved cheese toppings. Great option for a vegetarian. My friend ordered a fish and chips and was a good value with lots of fries with two dips: ketchup and tar tar sauce with a coleslaw side. Good views of the bay with their outdoor seats.
