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Today, I ordered the Deepavali bowl which is the festive special meal at Chimichurri that will last until 31 October 2025. The meal consists of pilaf rice, butter chicken, chappati, broccoli, cauliflower, falafel, hummus and laddu. There is also a vegetarian option available and both of them cost $16.90 (No GST and service charge). The meal is delicious and value for money especially during the Deepavali season.
Back for this refined but pricey vegetarian. I like tea jelly, but this was inferior, on the bitter side.
Back for this refined but pricey vegetarian. This is bibimbap I suppose? The bowl was alright, especially the five grains, but the supposedly crispy mushroom, which was why I ordered, was rubbery and flimsy. Disappointing.
Back for this refined but pricey vegetarian. I think can imagine the taste of this lah.
Back for this refined but pricey vegetarian. Mushrooms, garlic and butter - can't go wrong.
Back for this refined but pricey vegetarian. Walao the waitress told me this wouldn't taste like veggies. Come on it was all veggies, with just a hint of pineapple. I struggled.
Back for this refined but pricey vegetarian. I don't know what trio these are, just eat.
($13) smoked chicken based broth but then a bit thick texture for me.
($7.80) they use hatsu mukashi powder for lower grade. I felt that matcha taste weird tbh inside before mixing with milk. but I felt that its a smooth texture tbh.
(Medium - $5.90) I saw it on the menu previously at funan but no time to try so I decided to try it out during lunch time. But the matcha was quite thick and bitter texture but then mixed with lemonade.
This one’s a bit of a toss-up. The saba came out a little too fishy for me. It’s not quite the clean, briny hit I was hoping for. But if you’re into bold-flavoured mackerel, this might still be your thing.
The salmon okowa was the real win here. Light, savoury and mellow, with tender flakes of salmon tucked into chewy glutinous rice. Comforting without being heavy — an easy, satisfying bite.
It comes with the usual cabbage slaw, miso soup and tea. Nothing fancy but just enough to tie everything together for a fuss-free meal 》$16.90
