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The omelette was crispy on the edges and yet firm on the inside. The whole oysters were so plump and fresh as well, making this dish so addictive!

Both claypot dishes were very hearty and you know fresh ingredients were used. With the #burpplebeyond set @ $15 for the 2 claypot dish, 2 salted vegetable dish, 2 bowls of rice and 2 drinks, this is a complete steal 😍

The cheeseburger is really juicy (thankful for that) but I wished that the patties had more flavour. I do love the customizable burger option, as I can add items like camerlised onions and mushrooms for free, which I absolutely adore.

The fries ($9 for a regular size) came in really large portions. The fries were rather thick cut and you really can taste the potato within. Overall, it taste like a really good fast food burger and fries.
Don't forget the free peanuts that I feel were really fresh!

I tried the Bailey's and Milo Choco Fudge ($4.20 per scoop 1 for 1 with #burpplebeyond) and was impressed by their light creamy texture, but flavourful notes. The Bailey's ice cream had a slight alcoholic taste, but have was rich and creamy. The Milo Choco Fudge have that malty flavour, with occasional pieces of choco fudge!

The Pad Thai ($6), Pineapple Fried Rice ($6) and Tom Yum Talay ($10) have a very homely taste and you tell that they used fresh ingredients. A slight blooper was that my Pad Thai was a tad too soggy! Pair it with Thai Milk Tea ($1.80) for the complete Thai food experience!

The patties are done well, as they are pretty juicy! As for seasoning, it would have been perfect if the patties have a little more pepper in them. The cheese used in the burger complements the other ingredients really well! Loving the beautiful service given by the owner! #burpple

If you are the person that loves the fatty layer in your sio bak, you will definitely love this one. The pork belly slices are seasoned extremely well, as there are little foul pork odour. Each slice came with a huge amount of smokiness, which will definitely make you appreciate the every single piece you devour.

(Cheese & Whiskers $14.90 1 for 1 with #burpplebeyond) - Buttered brioche bun, soft flavourful patty and HELLA lot of cheese. What more can I ask for?

Service at working title is brilliant as well, and they have live music on Thursdays. Great for date nights *hint hint* @workingtitlesg

This plate of 4 items cost $5.20, making it one of the most valuable for money wu xiang out there. Portions are relatively bigger as well, with items costing $1.20 - $1.80 each.

Zhong zhong Ngo Hiang Prawn Cracker

Sloppy and messy piece of burger, but that's when you know it's good. Though a fast food chain, everything in their double cheese burger ($9.90 for set) taste really fresh, and I love it that their patties are not overcooked. Their twister fries can't really go wrong, but hell they're addictive. I really do appreciate that their root beer float comes in a chilled mug, as the float stays cold throughout my whole meal.

Is it worth the 1h wait? Well maybe for the novelty. There are better burger houses out there without that enormous queue.

Popular among the students, they offer really good flavours such as the valrhoma chocolate and their alcoholic beer. ($3.30 per scoop, add 0.60 for alcoholic and premium flavours). Great for after meal desserts!

Deli's kitchen is a hole in the wall restaurant located in the quiet sunshine plaza, and their food standards gave me a good surprise. Their roast beef don ($17 for 100g bowl 1 for 1 with #burpplebeyond) is probably the best I've tried in a while. Their beef slices are so fresh that they taste so clean. Paired with the onsen egg and the flavoured rice below, this bowl will definitely skyrocket you straight up to food haven.

Their Pork Loin katsu with ebi ($17 1 for 1 with #burpplebeyond) is beautifully fried as well. The pork loin is free of the pork odour that many wouldn't like, and will taste even better with the sauces available at the side.

A must try for both beyond and non-beyond users. You know its legit when the waiter and customers are Japanese.