Have always been a fan of their 3 types of olive oil sauces so i’m glad to learn that these dips are served with every order. The carbonara is a safe choice as it’s been impeccably tasty on every visit. Do try their Pesto Chicken Linguine ($16.90) and Mac & Cheese ($15.90) topped with addictive crumbs!
This build-your-own-Don ($8+) is great for choosing ingredients that you like, and top up $5 for a side (I chose fried dumplings) & a drink! Can’t help but feel that their portions are much smaller than my last visit. Wasn’t fully satisfied even after having that side dish. Free flow sauces though.
Order this dish ($8.90+) instead of the usual Kaarage chicken for a delightfully crispy and breaded experience. Generous servings too!
I’ll always get the Kimchi And Minced Chicken Ramen ($11+) because it won’t get ‘jelak’ after awhile since the flavours blend well. The Chicken Cha-Shu Ramen ($11+) is a great comfortable option too.
A definite must-try here is the crispy Pannekoek Nachos Set ($10.90) that comes with sliced avocados and 3 dipping sauces! So light and crispy unlike the usual tortilla chips we are all used to. The Truffle Fries ($9.90) was decent though the aroma of the truffle wasn’t strong, but paired with the dipping sauces and it was satisfying.
The texture and taste of the pancakes were so good! Had the Short Stack (2 pcs) but I could not taste the white chocolate in the White Chocolate Pancakes ($8.90) while the blueberries in Blueberry Pancakes ($9.90) were very sour. Skip the peaches since it’s canned peaches, but the maple syrup was divine!
Generous servings of Seafood Fried Rice ($6), Chicken Fried Rice ($5), HK Hor Fun ($6), SG Fried Bee Hoon ($6). The Lemon Chicken ($10) was delicious too! The Hotplate Beancurd ($15) was a little bland but came with generous amount of chicken and shrimps. Overall a satisfying experience for a quick halal tze char meal!
They don’t have a permanent shop but do look out for their pop-up booths at large scale events like the ILight festival! Their fries are heavily seasoned and crispy with generous toppings of delicious sauces. Prices start from $5.90
The only halal japanese restaurant that serves decent soft shell crab maki, but other dishes were disappointing
Classic beef burger ($6) was juicy and moist; but it would be better if they served it with fries. Instead, they offer the separate chilli beef fries ($4) option. Pretty expensive for hawker fare!
Extremely creamy (with plenty of mushrooms) Carbonara ($15.90) and Salted Egg Yolk Dirty Benny with cocktail sausage ($15.90) that tasted super sweet. If you like mild and sweet salted egg yolk, definitely give this a try!
The Mint Chutney was amazing, so were the naan breads. Butter chicken, though delicious, was more gravy than chicken. Palak Paneer was average. Skip their desserts they were all too sweet it’s impossible to eat. This rooftop place offers stunning views of the city and relaxing ambience. Though it may seem affordable on the menu, take note of the way they calculate their gst & svc charge here as it will drastically increase the bill.
