We wanted to give Ramen Champion another go after a disappointing meal last year but standards did not improve.

Ordered the Go to Hell ramen, Tom Yam cheese ramen as well as a beef daikon side. Although the spicy ramen ($14+) is really spicy (and this is coming from someone who eats Samyang 2x noodles without breaking a sweat), it's not very flavorful. The Tom Yam ramen ($16+) also had a weird after taste. Beef Daikon portion was also very miniscule and it costs $7.90+. Not worth it at all.

Save your calories, save your money and give this place a miss.

Beef was tender, shrimp was okay but the udon and broth is very forgettable... Would rather pop by Idaten Udon a few minutes away for decent udon UwU

We ordered the naan basket, palak paneer, chicken tikka masala, gobi 65 and rogan josh. Special shout-out to the Rogan Josh and Gobi 65! The mutton was extremely tender and almost melts in your mouth. The cauliflower was also fried to perfection and each bite just explodes with flavor.

However, was a bit disappointed by the keshwari naan as it doesn't have nuts - only dried fruits ): but overall, good food at very good prices.

Had a wonderful experience here last year and decided to go back for Valentine's day dinner.

We ordered the hawaiian pizza as well as a mushroom chicken risotto. The risotto is very bland and mushy... Could really have been seasoned better. The pizza was average and the dough is neither fluffy nor crispy which is quite disappointing.

However what I find the most appalling was the service. The staffs were nonchalent and unprofessional when interacting with us, using very casual language. While I do not expect fine dining standards, I would appreciate a friendlier and more respectful tone.

Overall, passable meal but won't be back as there's better Italian food options around.

Service was impeccable and food was excellent!

We used the burpple deal to have 1 for 1 for butter chicken and palak paneer as well as ordered a side of naan basket to complete the meal. The food was very delicious - fluffy naan and aromatic curries. There is also 1 for 1 drinks (in house promotion) and the waiter honored both deals.

Highly recommended and will definitely be back :)

Good coffee, good location :)

We were a bit skeptical upon arriving as the place was empty during lunch on a Sunday. However, we were gladly surprised by the food as well as the service!

There is an option to customize your pizza and/or pasta and we ordered 2 customized pizzas. There is no restrictions on how many toppings you could choose - Time to try all the different toppings! They were very generous with the toppings too. In addition, the pizza crusts were light and airy but still crispy at the same time. So good!

Extremely underrated place. Highly recommended!

Was craving pizza and decided to give Morettino a try. Service was commendable - staffs were polite and friendly, really made us feel at ease.

We ordered the pesto chicken pizza as well as the spaghetti amatriciana with burrata. The pasta came first and first impression was the burrata looks like it melted... Lol. Was expecting a ball or at least a semi ball but it arrived looking like it was probably there maybe 20minutes ago ):

The pizza came around 5 minutes later and it was not hot. The chicken pieces were also dry and bland.

Ambience was enjoyable as it was a quiet Wednesday evening and they had some pretty nice music too. However, the food is a disappointment and sad to say, we won't be back ):

I really love hotpot and was delighted to know that Eatigo have a 50% off for Saturday evening!

The slot was for 5pm and the restaurant was pretty empty at that time. We were given a window seat so it was pretty awesome :) we chose sukiyaki and shabushabu as our soup base and also went started with 1 each of their meat (pork, beef, chicken)

The vegetables bar was quite okay. They have notably more processed ingredients like cuttlefish ball, nacho cheese ball and seafood tofu as compared to Shabu Sai but the latter have greater selection of fresh vegetables and mushrooms.

Ice cream is also included in the dinner buffet but sadly, we have to top up 1.90++ for plain water (same price as free flow soda fountain) as the water is dispensed from the same machine. There is also a limit of 90minutes but the waiter closed our bill (no more meat orders) and allowed us to stay longer than the allocated time. Overall, value for money if using eatigo but comparing usual price to usual price, shabu sai wins hands down as the fresh produce selection is way superior.

First time trying this thai eatery which is conveniently located near Toa Payoh mrt.

We ordered the thai basil pork with eggplants [$8.90] as well as the thai styled kangkong [$7.90] and 2 servings of rice [$1.40 - 70c each].

Food was flavorful and also well portioned. Actually at this price point, I feel it's very worthwhile even without burpple beyond. Another plus point is also I don't feel thirsty after eating which suggests they do not use (or minimal) msg. Thumbs up! 😋

Definitely will be back again to try their other menu items!

We saw many people having the omu rice when we entered the food court and the portion is huuuuuge! Super worth it because the curry chicken katsu omurice (pictured) is only going at $8.30! They also have other katsu options like pork and fish which is slightly pricer at $9+ but still pretty worthwhile for such a big piece of katsu.

The udon was quite meh ($8.90) and portion wise quite small. Not worth it.

As the meal was quite sinful, we decided to order a bowl of YTF ($5.25) to supplement our daily greens. Pretty standard and normal - hard to go wrong really.

Really like Bishan food junction as there are so many food options here. Will definitely be back to try new food :)

Had always wanted to try Souperstar and am so glad it's on Burpple Beyond!

Either Set A or Set B (soup with popiah) can be used for the souperstar combo deal.

I had the Sesame Chicken Popiah with the Italian Minestrone Soup and the bf had the Traditional Popiah with the Clam Chowder.

Really enjoyed the Sesame Chicken flavor as it is quite an interesting twist of chicken in popiah skin (with Japanese sesame sauce!). The traditional popiah tastes normal - not too shabby but nothing to rave about.

For the soup, I feel it is overall quite lackluster as there's not much umami to the minestrone and the toast got soggy way too fast and it's too cheesy/buttery for my liking. The clam chowder is too creamy lol. If you like creamy soup, you'd love this.

Overall, I would come again for the popiah but maybe not for the soups.