My $8.10 breakfast which many found too heavy for one 馃槶馃槶馃槶 I have a monstrous appetite. Love everything except for the cream horn which tasted pretty artificial.
I wouldn't say that it's overrated because I super love their chili?! And the pan mee was springy and QQ, me love!! Topped with minced meat, egg which seems to be somewhat poached, fried scallion, ikan bilis and meatballsssss!! Both the meatball and fishball tasted pretty normal to me. I would eat it again if I was in the area but I wouldn't queue for it so yup!
Donut with salted egg dip ($7): donuts tasted pretty much like those which you could easily get from bakeries/four leaves. The salted egg wasn't rich enough in flavor, it wasn't salty enough neither sweet as well. I envision the taste of the fillings of Liu sha bao but it was far from that.... $7 for 6 donuts was a rip off IMHO. Go for the cakes instead, the cacao Barry truffle chocolate cake ($7) was everything I love, the mousse to cake ratio was perfect (I dislike cakes that's entirely made up of mousse even if it's chocolate). The cake was rich yet not cloyingly sweet 馃憤馃憣 butterscotch arabica choux ($6): puff pastry filled with chocolate ganache and butterscotch sauce and topped with coffee cream. Photogenic and great tasting at the same time 馃憦馃憦
Matcha brioche with almond and white chocolate - green tea flavor was pretty mild, more on the sweeter side due to the white chocolate, the almond adds crunch to the soft brioche! Specialty burger (smoked salmon) - This is decent but not my kinda dish. Coconut kouign amann - this is still my fave, the coconut flavor could be stronger but all is good, crispy, flaky and buttery goodness 馃槏馃槏
Tried two burgers (pretty normal), soft shell crab (a bit too oily), cheesy meatballs (that is really legit because cheese really do explode out and splatter all over-that's what happened to me) and salted caramel cake (very moist but because the servings is huge, it's better to share with people so it doesn't get too jelat towards the ending)!
Replacing the Garrett popcorn shop at the basement of Wisma is the famous ben's cookie from England (honestly, I didn't know they are famous until I googled, sorry if I sound suaku but people haven't been to England ma 馃槀馃槀) Anyways, they look and sound super good so I couldn't resist when I walked past it. Flavors I tried: Triple chocolate chunk, White chocolate & macadamia, Double chocolate & nuts, PB & milk chocolate, Coconut, Cranberry & white chocolate, Milk chocolate orange (how to resist when you hear this kind of combination?!?! There must be a flavor that'll definitely catch your attention right?!?!) A box of 7 cost $14.75 (buy 5 get 2 free). The cookies are super duper soft with truckloads of fillings, I love the fillings and flavors but it can be a little too sweet towards the end. 馃憤馃憤 worth a try
My $5.5 minced meat noodles that's full of "Liao" and springy noodles wheeeeee so good!
Pan seared barramundi, could taste the sweetness and softness of the fish
Roasted chicken breast that is tender
Lightly seared salmon done with perfection, mildly crispy on the outside, pink and soft on the inside 馃憣馃憣 Paid about 70 per pax after gst and service charge! The appetizers were somewhat extensive and the desserts were pretty good and it comes with a main course, after which you can wash it down with a cup of tea or coffee. I feel that it's more of quality over quantity here and I guess part of the price goes to the pretty scenery that you get to enjoy as well 馃槍馃槍
That green cream puff 馃憣馃憣 and for those who prefer something on the savory side for desserts, there's cheese too!
The desserts here are by far the best ones that I've had (at buffets). The chocolate cake looks so normal here but damn, try it when you're there, you'll be surprised! The vanilla cake (second pic on the left) was also 馃憤馃憣
