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Just in: A little slice of heaven has arrived! 😇 Say hello to Uncle Lee’s signature kaya pandan cake — incredibly soft, wonderfully moist and layered with fragrant pandan kaya custard. Every bite is packed with nostalgic flavours and handcrafted goodness. ✨💚
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($5) I ordered without milk bc I didn't wanted to go toilet immediately after drinking finish. But it taste a bit of thick green tea powder.
Tried the Double Cheesecake ($8.70) and Matcha Strawberry ($11). They were alright, nothing especially nice to talk about. Though we were slightly disappointed by the matcha strawberry cake, the flavours didn't play off each other well.
Drips Bakery Café/Sakanoue Café’s Matcha Strawberry Field Kakigori ($18.80): Delish matcha espuma and moreish crunchy crumble with bright strawberry sauce at the bottom. The fresh strawberry bits hidden in the middle were a little sour though.
Hvala’s Matcha Mochi Harmony ($9.90): Honey mochi cubes were yummy but the oozy “liquid mochi" was a little difficult to eat as keeping it in the spoon was a challenge. No complaints about their signature M1 matcha gelato and a fresh Tsuki matcha shot.
The pie is full of ingredients and creamy. It delicious definitely
The pie is full of ingredients and creamy. It delicious definitely
A surprising favourite, the unassuming Lemon Mascarpone ($17.50) was a refreshing hit. With an almost lip-puckering but more lip-smacking lemon sauce, the bowl was amazing balanced with the airy espuma Mascarpone, rich cocoa powder and smooth mascarpone cheese sauce. The crunchy-crisp meringue cookie studded in the middle of the heap was a yummy textural find too. So very moreish with the fluffy ice.
Got my kakigori fix at the Sakanoue Café last month and wah the fuwa fuwa ice still slaps. Now, with its permanent location on our little island, the famed Tokyo shaved ice is housed in Drips Bakery Café’s Tiong Bahru outlet and is available from 1pm daily.
Having tried a few flavours in their previous pop-ups, I knew I had to get the Signature Blackforest ($19.8) which is exclusive to Singapore. The hefty-looking number was loaded with luscious chocolate sauce, cream cheese, brandied cherries, tea caramel sauces and cinnamon crumble cookies. On the side was also cherry brandy liqueur to be added for a more boozy kick. Not too rich with the ice but the toppings packed a delicious punch. There is a nice sourness to the cherries and pleasant bittersweetness with the chocolate sauce that wonderfully replicates the familiar blackforest-esque flavours.
The best waffles, ice cream n cheesecakes. Discount with Grabpay
The best waffles, ice cream n cheesecakes. Discount with Grabpay
