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Category Archives: cafe
Been Meaning to Visit a Real Jewish Deli: Sacha & Sons
Ever since watching an engaging documentary called Deli Man on Jewish Delis, I have been more than keen to try out an authentic place in Singapore. Namely the one at Mandarin Gallery. I went with sky high expectations (you would … Continue reading
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Tagged bagel, cafe, Deli, Jewish, Mandarin Gallery, Sacha & Sons, Singapore
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Millennia Walk: Not Crowded on the Weekend
It’s hard to find a place to sit and have a chat that’s not crowded on the weekends. The coffee joints tend to be filled up with students hogging seats. The Joe & Dough at Millennia Walk was surprisingly empty. … Continue reading
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Tagged directory, empty, Harvey Norman, Joe & Dough, Lazy Boy, Millennia Walk, not crowded, places, shopping directory, Singapore, weekends
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llao llao
Finally tried out the famous frozen yoghurt from Spain. I wasn’t impressed but it’s definitely zero fat. I prefer my yoghurt full fat and no sugar (and I like to have it with my South Indian rice meal) instead of … Continue reading
Haagen Dazs Cafe at Vivo
Because our usual haunt, Starbucks is always suffocatingly crowded we headed to the Haagen Dazs Cafe instead which is not very popular due to steep prices. Their cookie dough ice cream is very good. I think much better than Ben … Continue reading
Ice Cream & Waffle at OTG Again
If you prefer your ice cream not too sweet, you might like the home made vanilla ice cream at OTG. I prefer mine richer and other flavours, but it was great with the warm waffle.
Haagen Dazs Cafe at ION
Now that Jones the Grocer has closed operations at ION (another victim of our saturated F&B market), we head to Haagen Dazs instead. Around the same location at level 4. I don’t like the coffee so opt for some other … Continue reading
Fresh Crumpets at Arbite
After having fresh crumpets in Melbourne I have been seeking them in Singapore and finally found them served with poached eggs at Arbite. Hope they do a sweet offering with fresh cream and jam soon.
Pistachio Gelato from Alfero
Been missing the beyond excellent pistachio Gelato we had in Rome (that sounded way too atas, I know) and was waiting for the brand Grom to come to Singapore. It hasn’t so I searched the web for what people in … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfero, Gelato, Pistachio Gelato, Singapore
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Thai Coconut Ice Cream
I don’t like coconut ice cream. It always tastes overwhelming and cloying in it’s sweetness, so when my partner ordered this, I was grumbling and said I wouldn’t have any. But one taste and that ice cream was history. It … Continue reading
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Tagged 320 Below, ice cream, nitrogen, thai coconut
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