Excellent soup broth with slippery thick beehoon. Do call up and check about the size of the crab. Only worth coming if crabs are at least 1kg each.

Creamy sweet sauce good for mopping up with fried mantous. Would prefer it to be on a saltier note though.

My golden waffle with earl grey lavender and thai milk tea is decent but not enough to warrant a second visit. The sweetness is cloyingly towards the end of the meal. My friend's charcoal waffle with French vanilla, Nutella cheesecake and salted caramel sauce is gelat and sweet as well. Maybe we shouldn't have greedily decided on soloing a waffle with double scoop each. 😅

$19.50. Looks promising but the taste is forgettable. However their pilaf(Mediterranean rice) is pretty refreshing and light on the palate.

$20 for an appetiser enough for 2pax that comes with a balloon bread. This is another must order and each variety of meze goes really well with the bread regardless you mix them up or try out individually.

$17 for a Mediterranean style pizza. My favourite type of pizza as the cheese that they use isn't jelat and the lamb meat complement the overall taste of the dish without any yucky hint of the gamey smell. One of my must orders every time I'm there. Use 'eatigo' for 50% off at certain timings.

$48++/pax. It may look little but my date and I have trouble finishing everything. (Mind you I have an appetite bigger than an average guy) Top display showcases the sweets, first drawer with the savouries, second drawer with the ginger and raisin scones, last drawer contains the condiments and a sugar cookie wrapped up to bring home. Frankly speaking, it's just a place to take pretty photos of your food. Nothing outstanding though. Celebrated my friend's leapling birthday there and we were given a complimentary tiramisu cake with a candle. It was the best tiramisu I ever had and the most memorable item in this restaurant.

$13.80 for a huge bucket of spam fries topped with their special seasoning powder, guacamole and sour cream.

Oh glorious popiah! One of my favourites in Singapore. Trust me, I'm a popiah connoisseur after trying different popiahs island wide for 4 years. 😏

$12.80 for a generous serving of 4 different salmon cuts served with flavoured vinegar rice. Super worth it!

Pretty value for money for $14.80 during lunch hours. The truffle scent is not overpowering, complimenting the taste of the yakiniku beef. Served with vinegar flavoured rice and onsen tamago. Very appropriate serving leaving my tum happy. :) I will be back.