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($9.80) it's quite expensive drink on north east line tbh :") tbh I don't wanted to get this "trend" for banana pudding. I really want to try their popular drink so it just happened. But I felt that banana pudding got strong taste in matcha before premixed as their matcha taste quite milky and sweet tbh. overall that I want to try for once to experience how "trend" go up and down like roller coaster. But it's interesting fusion for banana pudding w matcha tbh.

Not sweet at all so not my type.

There's always a fried chicken something, and here it is. Comes with slaw, romaine, maple syrup and chilli oil. Good!

I came quickly after seeing this new item. How to eat foie gras without torturing geese. Suggestive name too haha. Granted, the lab-grown foie gras isn't as strong as the real thing, but it's acceptable imo. Paired with beef skirt steak, cheddar, honey mustard and jalapeno relish. They went well together, but picking the All-Sorts bagel made things too complicated.

Real, large, crispy. But just a few pieces. Mouth still itchy.

($7) I wanted to try their stuff especially got no time to pass or head their cafe lol. But I decided to go there for trying their matcha before heading to lunch venue. They got selling strawberry and blueberry version too at same time but I don't really like it that much. hmmm the taste like bitter taste but not that nutty taste.

A Vietnamese take on our local fried noodles cooked with sliced pork belly, vegetables, carrot, onion and a pinch of black pepper that gives a simple and homely taste/flavour 》$9.90

Served with grilled pork slices over a plate of white rice noodles and herbs with a side dish of dipping sauce.

The taste of meaty and slightly fatty grilled pork along with the flavours of fresh vegetables, crunchy spring rolls mixed with sweet and sour dipping sauce and rice vermicelli create a stunning harmony of taste in my mouth 》$9.90

Came by for post-dinner drinks but couldn't resist trying something off their extensive menu. We got the Pollo pizza ($28) and the Lasagna ($27) to share. The pizza had generous chicken chunks over a delicious tomato sauce base, with the onions and green chilli lending a nice crunch and zing to every bite. However, the lasagna was a clear standout - the excellent tomato sauce was further amplified here, mixed with the meatiness of the beef ragout. We polished this off in no time, and would have licked off the sauce if we could! Happy hour was also great, with our Menabrea tower only costing $59, and if you have Burpple this would be a very value for money dinner and drinks hangout.

Every visit to Elijah Pies feels like a feast for the eyes—their creations are nothing short of artistry on a plate, and the Wild Berry Lavender Pie is no exception. With its vibrant swirls of jewel-toned berries and delicate lavender-specked cream, this pie is as visually stunning as it is delicious.

Our group of nine shared a whole pie for a celebration, which proved perfectly generous in portion.

The flavor? Each bite felt refreshingly light(Not too sweet), yet deeply satisfying.

And let’s talk texture: the crisp, buttery tart base held its own against the lush cream topping, avoiding any hint of sogginess. It’s that ideal contrast—crunch meets cloud-like smoothness.

thick mochi within the waffles and good variety of ice-cream to choose from

Saw this restaurant on Burpple and was craving some Butter Chicken so why not? A small establishment located near Clarke Quay MRT, Manam is an upscale restaurant serving an extensive menu of Indian delicacies. We of course chose the Butter Chicken ($20) and for some veges, settled for the Aloo Gobi Masala ($17). Butter Chicken was rich and creamy with only a hint of spice - would have preferred it with a slight bit more kick, but this was still delicious. Aloo Gobi was not bad too, with a large portion of cauliflower and potato chunks. We mopped up the delicious curry with the Garilc Naan ($6) and Parotta ($7). Both were so good, especially the parotta which was buttery and crisp yet soft and airy - much like a good croissant actually! Altogether with Burrple, it came up to $36.30 for both of us which was so value-for-money!