Forty Hands (Tiong Bahru)

The bread is very seeded, which I am not a huge fan of. The avocado wasn't super ripe and soft but it wasn't hard either as I have experienced at other places - I think it's because they're so keen to serve avocados they don't seem to care too much if they're nice to eat or not... The eggs were a bit too soft/had very runny whites which I am also personally not a fan of. Overall not a great meal but not horrible either.

Good Morning, Coffee! 😍☕❤️❤️❤️

Settling into the hipster vibe at @40handscoffee. Weirdly enough, my fave item was the butter (Yes, just the butter!!!) on the side for hub's @tiongbahrubakery croissant. 🥐I literally couldn't stop eating it on its own! 😂 Yep, just the butter. 😋

Very very crowded and kinda cramped seating, but I guess it adds to the ambience of the place? Love walking around Tiong Bahru estate right after a fulfilling brunch!

The beef bolognese and sour cream went really well with the nicely toasted flatbread. Love the juicy grilled portobello too! Other than that, you get pretty much the same old - bacon, eggs, sausage & some greens.

I particularly enjoyed the pesto quinoa mixed with feta yoghurt. Pretty refreshing!
We added a side of grilled chicken for $4, but it has lots of room for improvement. It was too dry and not well seasoned - not a worthy addition.

Fluffy and soft tau sa pau. Worth it a try if you are at the cafe. A bit over-priced though..
Price:$2.50

You should then consider forty hands. They serve a good brunch food with a nice ambiance. I tried their egg benedicts and pesto panini (not pictured). The egg benedict is decent enough and very filling. However the spicy potato is too asian for the main dish so they don't go along well. Nonetheless, i still love the potato by itself. #igotfoodcoma #burpple