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Replacing the Garrett popcorn shop at the basement of Wisma is the famous ben's cookie from England (honestly, I didn't know they are famous until I googled, sorry if I sound suaku but people haven't been to England ma 😂😂) Anyways, they look and sound super good so I couldn't resist when I walked past it. Flavors I tried: Triple chocolate chunk, White chocolate & macadamia, Double chocolate & nuts, PB & milk chocolate, Coconut, Cranberry & white chocolate, Milk chocolate orange (how to resist when you hear this kind of combination?!?! There must be a flavor that'll definitely catch your attention right?!?!) A box of 7 cost $14.75 (buy 5 get 2 free). The cookies are super duper soft with truckloads of fillings, I love the fillings and flavors but it can be a little too sweet towards the end. 👍👍 worth a try

At this Teochew muay style coffee shop, loyal patrons swear by the decievingly simple dishes of salted egg bitter gourd, and the steamed mince pork with salted fish. Also known for super fresh steamed fish, you'd be really missing out if you didn't order one for the table.

Pillows of chocolate and caramel mouse on a chocolate biscuit-cake base, surrounded by buttery crumble and adorned with berries. A bigger portion would've been nice.

Uh huh.

Berries and mashed bananas buried under golden-brown crumble and topped with ice cream make up this juicy dessert.

I'm not usually swayed by green tea desserts, but this puddle of matcha goop in a thin shell of cake has just the right balance of bitter and sweet – it's further enhanced by the contrast of ice cream and red bean sauce on the side.

Very tickled that "durian" is called "tu-rean" in Thai, but linguistics aside, this dessert of warm sticky rice pudding with deliciously pungent, creamy durian flesh and coconut milk is just tremendous. Soooo worth the calories!

Feeling creative? Alt. Pizza allows diners to design their own pizzas by selecting from a range of premium meats/seafood, cheeses, homemade sauces, and toppings. If you prefer going for house-made creations, The Hangover ($16) and Truffle Shuffle ($14) are good choices, and a must-try side of incredibly sinful Idaho Spud Cheddar Fries ($8) or Wagyu Short Rib Meatballs ($12). Finish off with organic New Zealand ice cream at $4 a scoop, or the Pizza Doughnut with Nutella dipping sauce ($8). So sinful...

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Bar Naked is... bare. Until a brand takes over, that is. Every quarter, this space functions as novel marketing bridge between intimate consumer engagement and outdoor advertisement. Companies can use the space for launches/ campaigns/ pop-ups , tweaking the furnishings as they please. That's all part of the fun, customers won't know what they'll be stepping into. Most importantly? The prawn paste chicken wings with homemade sambal!!

Experience overflowing sweet decadence at this quirky Halal cafe/ customised cake boutique/ academy. At Cafe Fest, indulge in their most popular flavours of cakes, cupcakes and macarons. Since you're already there, forget that diet and just indulge.

This Spanish frozen yoghurt chain is known to serve up some of the creamiest, smoothest yoghurt, that is topped with a delectable sauce drizzled on top. The portions are generous, and the prices reasonable. If you can't decide, go for the Sanum, where you can customize your yoghurt with a selection of fruits and toppings. If you'd like to go healthier, choose more fruits!

Have you ever seen a 21-inch pizza? If you haven't, you've got to try it at Peperoni's. It's always fun to see how excited everyone gets when they're served the gigantic pizza. Choose 2 different toppings to better please the group, a must-try topping is their Parma ham & rocket salad. You'll be so satisfied eating at Peperoni's, you'll be scheduling your next visit even before you leave!