First had chun yang in Taiwan, and was so happy they opened in SG! My go-to-order is always the Oolong Pudding Latte (L - $6.90). Pudding is SOFT & YUM! One of the best pudding in a BBT. You can also taste the oolong in the milk tea. Not overpowering and just right. The recommended sugar level for this drink is 50%. Trust me, it's perfect and not too sweet at all.
A simple Taiwanese meal! Ordered scallion chicken rice, braised pork rice, plum fries, chives & pork dumplings and a lychee earl grey tea. The unassuming boiled dumplings was a surprise! Juicy and delicious. Plum fries and braised pork rice was okay not too bad. Preferred the scallion chicken rice to the pork. Comes with a plate of chicken that taste exactly like chicken rice chili haha. Overall a decent meal and might visit again if I am in the area and need a quick fix.
Used burpple beyond 1-4-1 and ordered the Old Skool Bowl ($10.90). Ingredients/toppings were freshly made and luncheon meat retained its crisp. Broccoli was nicely seasoned. Comes with a bowl of miso soup too. Overall a simple and filling meal! You literally get full and then you stop munching afterwards.
Btw they have a daily lunch set meal which is pretty value for money too imo. $9.90 for rice bowl, soup and a drink.
I looooove handmade noodles (or any kind of noodles actually) and this bowl of ban mian ($4) is comfort. Not really your typical ban mian cause it comes with braised mushroom. Soup is sweet but I prefer the dry one actually. I can't decide between ban mian and their mee hoon kueh (wish I could stomach both). But mhk is hand torn so +10 points.
Ordered the largest serving of takoyaki (24 balls) for 2 pax. Do I still need to explain how much I love takoyaki. Bring me back to Osaka pls :') Anyway tako was yummy but could do with more sauce and bonito flakes. Also, 24 balls for 2 pax is a bad idea cause I no longer crave for tako (but still glad I don't need to travel to Jcube anymore for future tako cravings).
Affordable and delicious chicken pot within PLQ's food court. Comes in 3 different sizes and you can customise by adding extra ingredients (highly recommend to add extra stuff). Normal pot comes with chicken, some veggies (think celery, onion and green peppers).
Humble shop situated within One Raffles Place serving delicious and authentic japanese soba. My go-to is the hot kitsune soba ($12) and the cold daikon soba ($12). Hits the spot every time and definitely one of my favourite noodle place!!
(Portion is just right for small-regular eater but I wish there can be never ending soba noodle)
Patronised the shop on a Friday evening and waited about 20+ mins for a table. Ordered the premium tonkatsu (22.90++) that comes with free flow cabbage and rice. Pork was a little tough and certain parts of the batter was slightly soggy. Overall was still pretty yummy with the grinded sesame and sauce. Think the outlet at Serangoon Garden might be a bit better! Would still return nevertheless.
Nestled within an IT shop, hidden from the crowds is W Acai. The only decent W Acai shop remaining since the outlet at Singpost closed :'( Waited quite long and acai was all melted when served (tho toppings were on point). Why W Acai Why.
Ordered the combo (pork BBQ + seafood soup) and a regular beef intenstine soup. Comes with a bowl of hot stone rice (yums scorched rice)! Also got a jar of iced corn tea to wash down the greasenesy. Overall a hearty meal and very very filling. Total damage was approximately $65 for 2 person. Would patronise again tho it was kinda pricey.
Ordered the bara chirashi ($14.90) and assorted bowl ($15.90). Comes with truffle rice instead of regular sushi rice. Was interesting at the start but got abit jelat after awhile. Sashimi was not bad but the assorted bowl was missing octopus and scallops was pathetically thin. Food was overall ok but service was terrible. Guy at the counter was rude and staff was very uncoordinated. Had to show vaccination status and check-in multiple times even tho had already done so at the entrance. Probably won't return.
Had the korubuta sausage for starters and peruvian fish stew & mexican chicken rice for mains. Both mains were $24++
Food was pretty yummy but taste buds were numbed from the spicy sauces (go easy on 'em).
Overall pretty good meal and would return with 1-4-1.
