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Christmas Special
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A luscious, creamy milk chocolate ice cream infused with pure orange oil and studded with marshmallow bits in every bite
Christmas Special
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Rich dark chocolate ice cream infused with natural peppermint extract
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Overall, a nice refreshing, indulgent holiday treat
Christmas Special
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This sub, specially made for the occasion, comes with chunks of smoked turkey, tangy cranberry sauce, melted Old English Cheese and fresh veggies between pieces of honey oat bread
Christmas Special
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Cones with Hazelnut Chocolate Mousse
Part of Spy x Family' Special Menu at Genki Sushi
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This was Matcha Flavour.
Part of Spy x Family' Special Menu at Genki Sushi
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Chicken chunks in a thick gravy with potatoes and carrots. Comes with a side of a Japanese sweet omelette and rice
Part of Spy x Family' Special Menu at Genki Sushi
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Sushi roll packed with tender short plate beef and crunchy cucumbers, finished with strips of Japanese sweet omelette and a housemade peanut sauce
Part of Spy x Family' Special Menu at Genki Sushi
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Crispy, deep-fried mashed potato featuring an imprint of Anya's face
($12) included curly fries (reg) and green tea (hot) I felt that their cream cheese was quite thick texture but then too much ingredients inside the chicken burger such as fried bacon, fried chicken breast and onion ringlet.
Not my first try. Permanent oyster cake stores are rare so I always appreciate them. Theirs are chock full so they're worth the money.
I don't even eat Song Fa's bak kut teh hahaha but I heard good things about this. Indeed, it's surprisingly impressive. The kung pao flavour was on point, there's lots of meat and the garnish was my kind of food.
I don't even eat Song Fa's bak kut teh hahaha but I heard good things about this. Indeed, it's surprisingly impressive. Even the best kway chap is just kway chap but this had some elegance to it. The kway was thin and smooth, and the broth was fragrant. We also tried the "white" kway, which uses peppery broth and minced meat. It's inferior but acceptable. Among the ingredients, the pork belly was superb and the pig skin was the tenderest I've encountered.