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Mocha (S$4)
Berries Tea (S$4)
It was a raining day when I was here, so I go with something warm like this golden pao fan.
They used short grain rice here which is braised in the umami-rich oceanic broth, topped with sauteed king oyster mushrooms.
There’s also a small bowl of crispy rice to give you the texture in the soup.
Small portion but definitely good enough considering you still have other course items to enjoy.
Elemen is popular for their meatless set menu, which consists of either 5 course during the weekdays or 8 course during the weekends.
All course set will come with this appetiser and your choice of salad.
The appetiser is this platter which 3 different taste bites, which has a specific order of eating it from left to right.
As for the salad, there’s a few options to choose from and one of it would be this Japanese tofu with century egg. Served chilled and soft.
($6.50) Didn't order rice or noodle for this round of time lol (probably I alr forgot it liao) but I tried it before once during last year?
Chicken Rice (S$4.90)
[Ang Mo Kio, Singapore 🇸🇬]
Vegan ice-cream! Eggless and Milkless Belgium Waffle! Milkshake made with No dairy or egg! Vegan Cheese Tart! Vegan Noodle! Vegan Porridge! One can find all this in this place. Located at the first level in a HDB block, just a short distance from the MRT station.
Water is FOC! Don’t forget to help yourself to condiments such as cocoa powder, matcha powder, cinnamon powder, homemade vegan chocolate sauce, and maple syrup at the counter to boost up your waffle. If you’re lonely there’s lots of plushies available to keep you company.
I AM HUNGRY (S$18)
1 waffle 华夫饼, 2 scoops of ice cream, 2 floral tea
For the tea, selected lychee and grape which I preferred the lychee tea more. Both were not too sweet.
Here one could request for tasting scoops of ice-cream before deciding on the ice-cream. Love the Tauhuay Gula Melaka 豆花 ice-cream which really tasted like soya bean curd dessert. Also had Cookie Monster 奶油曲奇 ice-cream. It looked totally different from the commonly found cookies & cream ice-cream. Here it’s available in a bright blue colour with chunks of cookies in it.
Cheese Tarts (S$12/ 4 pieces)
Vegan and allium-free
Smelt very nice and tasted quite strong of cheese. Best have it while it’s hot. Only wish the filling could be fuller to be more shiok!
Heartbreak Melts
Address 🛖 : Blk 421 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, # 01-1163, Singapore 🇸🇬 560421
Open 🕰️ :
Mon - Fri : 1.30pm - 2am
Sat - Sun : 12pm - 2am
Website 🕸️ : https://heartbreakmelts.com/
MRT 🚇 : Ang Mo Kio (NS16) North South Line
Note 📝 : Got free WiFi
[Ang Mo Kio, Singapore 🇸🇬]
Vegan ice-cream! Eggless and Milkless Belgium Waffle! Milkshake made with No dairy or egg! Vegan Cheese Tart! Vegan Noodle! Vegan Porridge! One can find all this in this place. Located in a HDB block, just a short distance from the MRT station.
Water is FOC! Don’t forget to help yourself to condiments such as cocoa powder, matcha powder, cinnamon powder, homemade vegan chocolate sauce, and maple syrup at the counter. If you’re lonely there’s lots of plushies available to keep you company.
Heartbreak Melts
Address 🛖 : Blk 421 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, # 01-1163, Singapore 🇸🇬 560421
Open 🕰️ :
Mon - Fri : 1.30pm - 2am
Sat - Sun : 12pm - 2am
Website 🕸️ : https://heartbreakmelts.com/
MRT 🚇 : Ang Mo Kio (NS16) North South Line
Note 📝 : Got free WiFi
Zuya is one of the few vegetarian restaurants you can find in this area, serving affordable meatless dishes that focused on local cuisine.
Their valuable set comes with a bowl of soup for the day, which I got the red bean soup.
The black pepper mutton was disappointed as I thought it would be spicy, but it was too mild for me.
Portion is decent and the been hoon got smell of wok hey.
Take it slow this weekend and treat yourself to a leisurely brunch at Slow Bakes.
This hidden gem, located near KTPH, offers a picturesque view of the reservoir, creating the perfect ambiance for heart-to-heart conversations with your friends or family.
Slow Bakes specializes in bread and beverages only, and we couldn't resist ordering a variety of bread to sample, with nothing priced above $5 each.
The Matcha Bread with almond butter spread allows you to choose the type of bread that pairs with the jam. The almond butter spread is authentically rich, while the bread carries a subtle hint of matcha, though it can be a bit dry.
The Chocolate Hazelnut bread not only smells divine but also features a dark chocolate hazelnut spread, making it surprisingly not too sweet. This was my personal favorite among all the bread options.
On the other hand, the Cheese Poto seems like a standard cheesy bun with a small amount of melted cheese and wouldn't make it to my recommendation list.
The Cinnamon roll, on the other hand, is delicious as it strikes the right balance between sweetness and a bread-like texture. I would highly recommend giving this one a try as well.
🤤 : 4/5
💰 : ~$8/pax (we over ordered)
📍: Slow Bakes
🥧Taro Tart
📍Lilac Oak (@lilac.oak)
📌 71 Oxley Rise
💰 $4.50
The taro paste is super smooth, natural and earthy while the crust has a crumbly texture and reminds me of oatmeal cookies. Plus its vegan, making it a great snack for everyone. One of the healthier taro tart options out there so id definitely recommend it!
⭐ Rating: 8.4/10
🤑 worth the price: ye
🦖 would I buy again: ye
💍 would I marry: ye
