$4.80 for 5 ingredients and mee hoon.
Always my to-go comfort food. Pretty good variety of ingredients to choose from!

Giving this new flavour a try. A hit! Nom nom nom
Love it. 🍦🍦

Saba fish with spicy grilled chicken. The portions are good for sharing with my daughter, as I was feeling quite full from my afternoon snacking.
Satisfying!
$7.00

This is not as sweet as the other Thai Milk tea from bubble tea shops or Thai restaurants selling milk tea. Soy milk taste is pretty distinct too. Makes a good and healthier alternative to the sweet Thai Milk Tea elsewhere.
Best taken straight from chiller.

Found this quite expensive, although I must say there is a good variety of ingredients. Coconut rice is fragrant too.

Interesting pancake flavours. You see the original, green tea and charcoal flavour ones here. Pancake flavours not distinct enough, possibly overpowered by the strong peanut taste. There are other fillings which I am keen to try out too e.g. Thai Milk Tea, but due to time constraint, I did not give that a try.
Definitely will give it a try the next time.
$5.60 for 4 pancakes

Had this as a birthday celebration. These were ordered by grab delivery and items came on time, as well as well-packed in a sturdy box. The salted caramel truffle tart was very chocolatey and comes with a chocolate flavoured tart. The surprise element is finding the caramel filling in between. Totally oozing chocolatey flavours. Might be overwhelming as a dessert after a full meal.

The milk chocolate honeycomb tart was a tad too sweet for some of us.

I enjoyed these though. 😋😋
Pricey at $9 per tart.

Fresh ingredients and so many goodness in the beauty collagen soup. You feel like you have gained much collagen from drinking the goodness of the soup. Who doesn't like such soup that makes you feel beautiful? 👍👍👍🤭🤭🤭

For my egg tarts lovers at home and pandan tarts for my parents. We love the buttery crust. Heated up the egg tarts before consumption and chilled the pandan tarts. How delicious. Slightly costly for $2.20 per piece, but once in a while indulgence.

Aesthetically presented dim sum dishes. We agreed that there were hits and misses. The siew mai was not too porky in taste and ingredients fresh, congee we ordered were tasty and generous in the ingredients. The chicken feet and pork ribs were not so tasty though. Shrimp wanton noodles were springy and generous in ingredients. Other dishes a little salty, but we know what to order in future.

The egg and plain prata were good. Not leaning on the crispy side, these fluffy stretchy prata were still good in texture and served with excellent curry.
7 plain kosong and 1 egg prata with a Teh 0 and a Teh Tarik cost $16.50.

It was unfortunate that the staff was not well-versed with the use of Shopback vouchers and I was not able to use the vouchers I purchased. The staff needs to be adequately trained if these platforms were to be used.

This has always been our comfort food when we desire something to soothe our cravings. When the covid measures eased and we were able to finally dine out again, we went back to have this. Also, after Heightened Alert and the various measures, with more people able to dine out, we always come back to this. Simmering hot congee in 2 flavours, gong bao frog porridge and the ginger spring onion. I personally prefer the gong bao flavoured one. I foresee myself returning very soon. 😋😋😋