Very hearty and delicious, yet still healthy and also extremely good value for money with the 1-for-1 deal that also comes with a bottle of refreshing kombucha.
Healthy, fulfilling and delicious all at the same time.
Well-balanced mix of sweet and savoury items, with 2 complimentary drinks for each person. While not every item is great, the assortment/variety in the set is better than most other high tea sets that tend to feature too many sweet things. Enjoyed the savoury items more though, such as the ngoh hiang and the fried rendang chicken mantou (kind of reminds me of curry chicken bun).
The scones didnât really have much lemon/milo flavour in them but theyâre not too bad, especially with the clotted cream that came along with them.
Really loved the salmon flakes in the omelette, and the âmayoâ sauce helped to quench the spiciness of the kimchi (for someone who canât take much spice). I wished the bun (itâs a wholemeal sourdough) was more crusty though, I enjoy harder crustier breads but those who prefer softer buns will like this!
So good and itâs a sizable portion too!
1-for-1 on burpple beyond for the DIY protein bowls that are packed with great flavours and healthy!
If you love avocado toasts as much as we do, the smashed avo toast and pulled pork eggs Ben (comes with avo spread too) are good choices, made even better with beyond!
Creamier opened a new outlet in Tiong Bahru not so long ago, joining the ranks of many cafes that have come to this area (and some which had left/closed).
The fragrance of waffles being made permeating the interior of the cafe greets you the moment you enter, as cool blasts of airconditioning welcomes you on a hot, sunny afternoon.
Chose the roasted black sesame ice cream and earl grey lavender. I enjoyed the distinct sesame taste of the former but was a little disappointed that the lavender scent of the latter seemed to totally eclipse any earl grey.
Nevertheless, their waffles are the light, crispy sort, which pairs well with the ice cream!
Afternoon tea set for 2 at $38++, which includes:
Mini Sweets --> apple crumble tart, coffee eclair, pistachio cream puff, fruit tart
Mini Savouries --> minced beef patty burger, salmon asparagus salad, fried prawn bruschetta, mushroom tart
Choice of grapefruit soda or artisan tea (we chose tea)
The portions are really tiny but surprisingly we were pretty full at the end of it, even though we ordered an additional beer-battered shrooms ($10) that we couldn't finish and ended up packing away cos the mushrooms were really humongous!
For the sweet stuff, I found the coffee eclair a little too sweet, and the coffee cream inside tastes more like toffee/caramel. The pistachio cream puff pastry reminded me of kaya even though my friend decided she couldn't taste any hint of pistachio. The fruit tart was essentially a tart shell filled with whipped cream and topped with a couple of blueberries and small wedge of strawberry. Only the apple crumble tart was the most decent to me.
The savouries fared better in my opinion. The beef patty was flavourful even if it's a tad dry, and the bread was nicely buttered. The bruschetta was crisply toasted and crunchy, though prawn was a bit small. Initially I thought the salmon was smoked but actually it seemed like it's seared, so it's not bad. The mushroom tart contained what felt with very thick mushroom soup but I love mushroom soup, and portion size was small enough to not get sick of it.
Popped by on a hot but quiet afternoon, and ordered a cappuccino ($5) and a slice of pumpkin & orange chiffon cake ($2.50).
Coffee was decent; actually I wouldn't really know because usually I'd take my coffee black, so I don't know if the milk has made it nicer. But the chiffon cake was pretty amazing. It does leave a sweet aftertaste for me as how all chiffon cakes do, but this was so moist and soft, when you put your fork into it, the moist sound of the fork cutting through the cake can really be heard! I guess it's baked in house? There was another flavour, something with avocado, so if they still have that the next time maybe I'd give it a try.
Oh and everything else in the display cases, from their famed tarts, to the tea cakes, buns and whatever else, just look so tempting....
Pimped my brunch with a simple order of brioche toast ($3.50), which was so amazingly huge and thick I got caught off guard, but this really is for bread lovers so if you aren't a carb lover like me perhaps you would prefer something else, or something healthier like sourdough or multigrain. The toast comes with a very small slab of butter but I'm not particular about it cos the brioche already is nice enough on its own. And the jam, not too sweet but had some berry tanginess that goes well with the bread. Requested for my eggs ($3.50) overeasy, the way I like them but you could also choose scrambled or sunny side up. Oh, and who can forget about the fries... wonderful way to indulge on a Sunday. :)
We decided on the Lemon Sesame tea cake, and which is not too bad but I could only tell it's sesame from seeing the black sesame seeds in it, as the flavour/taste didn't come out at all. Perhaps if it was heated up before being served it might have helped? At $5 per slice, my friend remarked it's a little pricey but that's the standard loaf cake price I guess...
Coffee was decent and served in an interesting way - mason jars, good way to recycle!
