Brunch Places To Hop!

Nutty stringy Gruyere cheese and classic ham slices packed within toasted brioche finish with a fried egg on top!

the Orient Radish Capellini $12 is tossed with sautéed mixed mushrooms, preserved ravanello (chai po)nand topped with chicken jerky and scallions. I find familiarity in this Asian style pasta and certainly score high in terms of affordability.
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What's best - there is a 1-for-1 pasta here at the Chinatown outlet in the entire month of August, between 12-3pm and 6-9pm. 🍝

The extensive menu includes these Mini Begedil sliders $14.90 comes in 3 flavours, chicken cutlet, smoked duck and salmon, great for sharing. Official opening will be 8th July, congrats @farttartz!

The Iberico Pulled Pork Wrap $18 consist of tender pulled cheek which is slow cooked for 12 hours. The tortilla wrap is blanket along with Apple slaw, lettuce and avocado, accompanied with potato crisps at the side. 🍽

Soft & fluffy buckwheat pancake, berry fruit compote, passionfruit curd, cornflake crumb, thyme infused maple syrup, edible flowers [S$18.50] at The Populus Coffee, Neil Road.

The Eggs Jupiter $15.90 was surprisingly not too jerlat but I would suggest to share 🍳

Great for sharing with huge portions of scrambled eggs and mangalica bacon, sandwiched between them waffles. For a touch of sweetness, you can go for either the coffee maple syrup, gula Melaka cream or regular maple. I would say, Gula Melaka!
There's the single stack of waffle at $10.90 for the small eaters. Other affordable brunch items were the classic Eggs Benedict $10.90 and French toast $7.90. 🍞🍳

I personally like the scrambled egg with creamy mushrooms as well as the butterscotch banana pancake. 🍳

The other day at Artistry before we go on planning the surprise bday party 😹🙆🏻 And finally get to try the peanut butter jam French toast $14! 😋

The light and fluffy toast was the perfect shade of golden brown, and each slice was buttered with care. Eggs were fried just right and there's even a small pile of salad with a tart dressing included. Simple yet slickly executed.

The Kimchi Croissant had too much mayo and dark sauce, making it excessively sweet while losing the kimchi's characteristic tang and spice. The crushed, dense, over-toasted croissant was the biggest turn-off though. A good croissant might've been a saver, but unfortunately...no.

A newly opened cafe at new bridge road serving affordable American breakfast such as bacon cup $7.90, scrambled eggs on toast $4.90. Nice place to chill but coffee wise, that needs much improvement.