Rise Bakehouse (TripleOne Somerset)

NDP Special
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Intense flavour of white sesame seeds followed by nutty flavour from peanut butter ice-cream

This is their seasonal drink, a twist to their normal yakult lemonade on the menu.

Tasted rich with the mango and the yakult.

Beside serving cakes here, they also offers some very interesting tea cakes like this one.

Presented in a very beautiful decoration on the top with petals and flowers. I believe many people would fall for it. Served warm.

This place is surprisingly full house even on Friday late afternoon, which queue forming outside waiting for available table.

But I did see the reason, because their cakes and presentation are very well Instagrammable.

The black forest cake is rich in flavour and excellent texture.

Perfect for tea break, this latte doesn’t have any caffeine in it. Our first sip had prominent injeolmi notes that melted to become muah chee-esque. The 2 mochis speared on top were also chewy and delicious! Others who’ve reviewed this opined a soy profile but it was more nuttier to us

Whoever came up with this tea cake must’ve been a genius! While Rise is known for the insta worthy sweet tea cakes, their savory rendition is not to be missed. There are evident kimchi shreds embedded within a soft crumbly teacake along with cheese bits. Somehow the combination of spice, sweetness and savoriness was harmonious! So glad we tried this.