Ordered the Ham & egg pizza and the Garlic Prawn pizza. $35 for both after GST and service charge. Overall, pizzas were very thin (like as thin as a wrap), flavours were not balanced
đł Ham and Egg: Rather one dimensional flavours, ham tastes more like picnic ham, tomato sauce tasted like canned pasta sauce
đ¤ Garlic Prawn: The pizza came with six prawns, which were decently sized and juicy. However, the combination of blue cheese (??), lemon and peppers was confusing and the flavours did not go well together
Prices are pretty steep even with the 1-for-1 deal, considering the mediocre quality of the food. Service was good though
we reached just as it was closing so there wasnât much left :( the server gave us whatever pistachio was remaining, and the strawberry too (bc thatâs what we wanted).
pistachio was rly good!! the nutty flavour was rly pronounced and it wasnât too sweet. would be one of my top pistachio ice cream places and thatâs saying a lot bc iâm super picky about pistachio ice cream.
strawberry flavour was soooo little i cant rly comment on it LOL. but it was nice pairing it w dark choc!!
mango sorbet was way too sweet for us. no tinge of acidity at all :(
dark choc was SUPER GAO highly recommend it if you like bitter chocolate. it had a powdery mouthfeel though. hazelnut was okay imo, nothing special. you can taste the hazelnut but maybe it got overpowered by the dark choc.
($10 for two regular scoops - cone/cup are the same price)
super love their kaya. the butter coffee wasnât spectacular - couldnât taste the difference. wanted to get more butter but the lady rudely said then add money. lolol so nah nevermind. maybe donât stir the coffee to get that mouthful of buttery goodness before drinking the rest of the normal coffee? i love bringing my friends here for good traditional toast. as usual tho, get ready for their service bc the people there are rude & they mess up / forget your orders usually. the last time we wasted 20 mins cos even after prompting they forgot our orders and others got served before us even tho we came first ..,,
Honestly itâs been a few times.,, everytime we ask them to help us heat it up..., itâs not even hot like errrrrr ??????? so the cruffin we got wasnât warm .. i wanted the matcha to flow out and eat the matcha lava hot but it was like cold. Think if itâs hot then itâll be nice, so i would recommend just buying home to reheat it yourself. Pretty expensive at $3+ ($3.80 i think?). Choco banana croissant was quite nice - can taste the banana and itâs not the fake banana flavour that i dislike so much! same thing though, not warm.
You pay +$1.50 for the pork, and it wasnât worth it to me - for someone whoâs okay eating a completely vegetarian meal, the pork was pretty expensive and doesnât add value. it was cold and a bit tough. seasoning is slightly peppery which i didnât like (reminds me of taiwanese pork chop kind of seasoning). the ingredients were generous & this is the only thunder tea that i finished. usually iâll just drink abit but this was sooo good. i guess if u donât like basil and veggies then this soup wonât be nice to u, but if ure a leicha person looking for actual good, non-diluted thunder tea then definitely visit them.
altho, i must say that this location isnât accessible. and their opening hours caters only to the nearby office crowd so đ˘
got the grandmaâs roast & green goodness w burpple 1-1 & oh my it was rly rly yums. i preferred grandmaâs roast because it was heartier and it was warm â sweet potatoes, roasted chicken & broccoli, roasted peppers đ¤¤. the green goodness was a salad w ur protein of choice (i chose margarita prawns) which they actually gave q a lot of!!! not stingy like sbux LOL & it came w feta cheese, nuts, avo & hummus, spinach & rocket. overall a rly good meal & we paid $17.60 in total for 2 bowls :-)
For $3.80, this was really nothing special. would rate 1/5. not sure why it is their signature, but their matcha cruffin looks nice. would try next time
for 3 people I would recommend $10. we got $15 but we couldnât finish it, it was so filling.
we also ordered their nai bai ($5) which actually was very nice! cooked with oyster sauce.
I really liked the chicken. it was very fresh & tender, but for the rice itself, i would say Iâve had better ones. it was a bit wet & not too flavourful. portion was a lot though.
too small TBH, but a really pleasant experience! the cookie was warm and the lava was really warm. so imagine the lava + cold ice cream, vv nice. would recommend the chocolate lava over the matcha one, my butter milk cereal (lol sorry idk what I got) overpowered my matcha lava. my friend got coffee (premium flavour +50c) which was nice because it wasn't too sweet and it went really well with the sweet choco lava. one for $8.50, expensive though
You know the people behind Harrianns are doing things right since they started way back in 1940s. The simple Kuih Kosuis here are evident testimonies, they were subtle and fragrant with each different flavor. They would do our nation/culture proud as ambassadors of our Kuehs beside the categorically similar yet with distinct difference: Japanese mochi and Korean rice cake representatives.
P.s: The glutinous rice that comes sweet or savory (or you could have a mix of both) is also a long time family favorite)
The food was good, I really enjoyed their French toast and the thin toast but it was a regret that I didn't try their butter coffee since it's hard to find butter coffee around in Singapore. The service was bad â the waiter didn't understand us and we ended up paying for individual items instead of having a set because we gave up trying to explain that we want a set ... đđ so maybe take note and explain to the Singaporean man instead of the Chinese waitress.
