You won’t go wrong with the steamed bun – a softer, fluffier and way bigger pau than old favourites like Tanjong Rhu Daha fazlasını oku.
The chicken stock for the hotpot is ridiculously to-die-for. Try their cocktails too; I had a shocu and homemade ginger beer concoction that was great.
Nice range of products that Can't be found at your usual supermarket. Great prices too.
Had 5 dishes in all, and they were all really delicious! the beef rendang was utterly "melt in mouth", sambal mushroom was interesting and the wing bean salad was surprisingly crunchy and tasty.
A nice homely place, decent coffee, fresh bread & the lamb ribs & chips was great!
Fishball noodles, haha prawn noodles stall, braised duck rice is quite nice and cheap!
Shld try the curry ramen.. It's a new menu for the month of October created by Chef Takehiro Suzuki. Soup base is sapporo shio n the taste of the curry juz nice. It's a bit spicy..
The salted crispy chicken is a must have!!! Pricing is reasonable, but only for the food.
The oyster for Tetsuya’s signature Marinated Botan Prawn, Sea Urchin and Oscietra Caviar is what dreams are made of!
Full Monty Brekkie and Eggs Royale are pretty good. Tasty juicy bratwurst with well cooked scrambled eggs. Creamy hollandaise sauce for the eggs Benedict.
Great ambient but ready to pay for over priced drinks (mostly by bottle). Ginseng cocktail not bad - vodka, campari, ginseng and honey reminder of bird nest dessert
Is quite fun to hv dinner lik tis... Feeling scare abit when u can't even c at all in e super dark restaurant not even a bit of light in there.. Must try !!
Udon and tempura are so delicious, we went for a second round! Chewy udon, light broth and really hot and crispy tempura. Well-worth the waiting time.
Pistachio tiramisu is great...and if wine isn't your thing, try the lemoncello...
Try the sea salt caramel cheesecake. Yummy! Velvet drink is delish too, if you are looking for a non-caffeinated drink.
Oh-my crepe cake sandwiched with strawberries. For that quality, tea is super overpriced.
