[CLOSED] Arterial

$15.90 for quite a filling meal - fries were awesome, but the burger patty was over toasted. Over all a 3/5.

Slightly older and off the radar, but worth a visit.

http://danielfooddiary.com/2014/12/28/arterial

Their Hunter’s Beef Stew features tender braised offal in a tomato base sauce that was homey tasting and a nice accompaniment to the two crusty bread.  Read more: http://www.misstamchiak.com/arterial-cafe-chinatown/

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Super looking forward to the end of PSLE Maths paper this Friday!The problem sums are getting harder and harder!😫😱 It is puzzling as to why the increase in difficulty since the grades would be adjusted according to the bell curve at the end of the day. Oh well.....

Arterial is one place to head to for good coffee, soups, pastas, and open-top sandwiches. Their sandwiches include pleasures like flaked salmon, ham & cheese, and mushroom. A fried egg and feta cheese can be added for an additional $2, which comes highly recommended by Tastemaker Xing Wei, who says "It was a mess to eat, but seriously this is why it just tastes so good!" As they continue to update their menu and pour great coffee made from Liberty Coffee blends, this new cafe along Temple Street is set to make waves in the Chinatown cafe scene.

A cat has nine lives, but 24 Temple Street has already seen two cafes settled in the space so far. Arterial is the third, and its decor is by far relaxing despite being slightly dark and industrial. Currently in its soft launch stage, Arterial serves three types of pasta and four types of sandwiches, with croissants available for a tea time treat. Try their sandwiches here; they are less carby because they only have a single layer of bread at the bottom which makes room to try more items. Coffee is made from Liberty Coffee blends, and despite the lack of Latte Art they have got skill with its strong and robust body that yet is soothing at the same time. Shall check them out when they officially open again; this is a spot to watch out for!