Treat yourself to a classic ice cold soft serve this weekend! Head down to Overrun with your friends for their best-selling Chendol Soft Serve ($6) or Durian Chendol Soft Serve ($7). If you're feeling adventurous, try their flavours of the week each at $8 that range from Bubblegum, Cotton candy, Bandung, Ovaltine, to even Sweetcorn and Chocolate fudge brownie!
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Good pastries and coffee run place that’s on burpple (!) giving you the bang for your buck. Sadly the place was empty on a Friday late afternoon which could be due to its location. The cakes looked really exquisite and something I’d like to try when I do find the opportunity to revisit

Beef don and butter lemon salmon are not too bad to taste as one-one Burpple deal ! Quite a cosy and chill place for a nice afternoon.

Felt like this was more refreshing than yole bcos it’s icier n less milky, but it was still sum gUd QuaLiTy froyo. Very worth w BB!!!!

Super worth it with the 1 for 1 and prices are nett and food is good! The bacon aglio olio was very fragrant with the garlic and pepper and chili, and was slightly spicy. The bacon pieces were also quite generous. The cream sauce had a good balance of paprika flavour to the cream and it did not overpower the whole dish. Sausage was good as well, and did not taste like cheap quality and wasn’t too salty. The cream sauce might be jelak after several bites for some so recommended to share!

Generous chucks of crab meat in this dish, but the spiciness is a tad too low for my liking. Good choice of comfort food, what can go wrong with a hearty plate of pasta! Recommended dish to try if you’re trying TAG for the first time :)

Launched in March is the Korean Dacquoise, the newest Korean dessert trend, which is made up of a sponge-like biscuit dessert made from almond meringue layers that are filled with flavoured cream. Known as the sister of macarons, the Dacquoise is less sweet but made with the same ingredients and preparation methods. They come in a box of 6pcs ($15.80) or 12pcs ($30.80) with flavours such as chocolate, strawberry, yuzu, sesame, pistachio and hojicha.

Haengbok Cakeyo is known for their Fatfatcarons aka Korean Fat Macarons and bento cakes with unique flavours such as Ondeh Ondeh, Double Citron, Raspberry Pistachio, and the Savoury Garlic Ham & Cheese, which you can get in a set of 4 pcs at $19.80. in addition, Haengbok Cakeyo has Korean bento cakes that you can get in flavous such as Milo Dinosaur Mini Chiffon Cake ($9.80) and Yuzu Mini Chiffon Cake ($9.80).

In celebration of Haengbok Cakeyo’s first anniversary in the month of April and the launch of the Dacquoise, the store will be giving away a set of 6pcs Korean Dacquoise with a minimum spending of $30 on their online store (link below) from March 14 to April 10.
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✨ Haengbok Cakeyo
📍 41 Kampong Bahru Road, Singapore 169358
🌐 https://hbcy.sg/
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no longer 1-for-1 but spend above $12 for a free mango sago pomelo or red bean paste with mochi balls. was still a good deal as we went there for the bingsu anyway & 2 bingsus would have been WAY too much given the huge bingsu size. about 1.5 times the size served at omma's at about 2/3 their price. only thing is their ice isn't sweetened so you'd need to continue to pour the condensed milk given every once in awhile - not an issue because generous serving of condensed milk too. we got the injeolmi one that had freeze dried strawberries bits inside and another ingredient that made the bite so interesting and flavourful. sago was mellow & unimpressionable but not bad, just standard lor. went at about 8pm & it was quite empty so we could sit in the cute ball pit! highly recommend, especially for families.

Even though we probably dined in here 1-2 times last year (due to Covid restrictions), is still the same consistent freshness and taste. Our salmon and barramundi are so tender and they are pan seared perfectly with the nice crisp to the fish skin.

Pictured: Fried Chicken Burger + Crab & Prawn Aglio Olio

My first experience with Fuel Plus+ was good, I remembered eating their comforting pasta and exceptionally tasty truffle fries. So I decided to come back again for the second time to try other dishes on the menu. I guess I ordered the wrong pasta dish this time as the aglio olio was quite disappointing. The pasta was tough (borderline uncooked) and the whole dish had this very funny tangy taste that I couldn’t put my words to it. Oh well :(

The chicken burger was surprisingly good though, the portion is just nice with a side of fries. The patty was thoroughly cooked, but it was still juicy.

I will definitely come back for a third time to try other mains!

Pop on over to this insta-worthy ice creamery, located on the second floor of Orchard Central, for a taste of specially curated gelatos and sorbet with a wide range of flavours to fit every taste bud. If you're up for an alcoholic ride, pair a scoop of their Mou Tai Liquor ($6.20) with their Crispy Waffles ($5.50) or go fruity with their Apple Crumble ($4.20) atop their light and airy Croffles ($5.50).

The cheese quesadilla is freshly prepared and loved the accompanying sides. However, I must say that the highlight of the dish are the crispy potatoes chunk!!!