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I got the ice cream cone at $1.50 via the app. Not much of a saving given as the plain cone is $1 and added sauce is $1. So only 50c discount but the app says I saved $1.40. Not sure where the rest of the discount is from. This ice cream is already very nice on its own but the added sauce is so little that i didn't felt that the addition cost is worth it. So ya, you can just go down and get your $1 cone without the use of the app.

Terrible crowd management but food is decent. Two consecutive orders with same items but gave poor excuse of "different orders" when orders were served to later customers first. Had to wait very long for order to be re-made even though service staff claimed "we are trying to rush at the back" Three service staff but inefficient service, kept standing around and talking amongst themselves and slow in producing orders.

Terrible crowd management. Two consecutive orders with same items but gave poor excuse of "different orders" when orders were served to later customers first. Had to wait very long for order to be re-made even though service staff claimed "we are trying to rush at the back" Three service staff but inefficient service, kept standing around and talking amongst themselves and slow in producing orders.

am I addicted? I think YES (pitaya punch and cocoglow)

Cocoglow (MY ABSOLUTE FAV) and pitaya punch!!!

Coco glow and pitaya punch, both in medium. THE BEST!

My absolute favourite acai!!! My favorite flavour has got to be cocoglow with that smooth creamy coconut sorbet!!

A healthy bowl with superfood, fruits and nuts. Gotten the large size for $15.50 which come in generous size enough for one person.

The acai had a nice thick consistency which held up well and did not melt quickly. It was not overly sweet too, even with the addition of cookie butter (nut butters are available too!). The acai came with a generous amount of fruit including banana, kiwi, blueberries and strawberries. Other toppings included crunchy granola and a mixture of seeds touted as “superfoods”. Overall a great choice for a light meal or a sweet treat that won’t make you feel guilty for eating it.

Looking for salmon-anything? Pink Fish was the answer that I was returned with while I was searching for a nice lunch place.

The Hawaiian Poké (S$14.90 for a medium bowl) stood out to me because it contained avocado and had a mango hot sauce as its dressing. I was pretty happy as I slowly consumed my meal, not only because I wanted to savour the freshness of the Norwegian salmon, but also to make sure that the tangy sauce would not be too spicy for me to eat quickly.

Since everyone else seemed to have ordered their salmon burgers, maybe I should also give it a go during my next visit.

Came for late dinner on Christmas Day, so quite a few menu items were sold out, no burgers or rice (quinoa only)
Pros:
- Largest poke cubes I’ve ever seen
- Tasty sauces, mala was innovative and tasted almost authentic.
Cons:
- Service: staff walked right past messy tables, wait time for food was long despite no food being cooked
- Sides: “chips” are not fries, but a small cup of odd tasting and broken potato chips
- Ingredients: Japanese and Hawaiian bowls only consist of 3-4 ingredients, seems like something simple that can be made at home.

Hawaiian Poke Bowl + Drink + Fish Skin side, Medium size ($14.90) x 2

Firstly, the portions are BIG. We ate till we nearly passed out lol. Medium was way too big for us, should’ve gotten Small. I can’t imagine Large.

Not bad, the raw salmon comes in huge chunks and the sauces are tasty! These poke bowls come with rice too. Fish skin was yummy.

The salmon is supposed to be sustainably sourced from Norway, so that’s a plus!

Not bad!