Their Pork Chop Bun (S$8.50) could be regarded as a good snack for one or an appetiser for up to two persons. Holding the slice of pork chop in place was ciabatta bread, which one may have a love-hate relationship with it. While holding its form really well and having sufficient air inside the bread, it could also come across as something hard to sink the teeth in (did I mention that pork chops also tend to be tougher than chicken?), so it might not be a good choice for some.

Apart from that, I would say that the overall flavours were quite balanced, especially with the lettuce, tomato and salad dressing complementing the pork chop. Judging from the orders during the dinner service, most people would order either this or their Crispy Bun with Condensed Milk (S$4.00) as a starter.