Welcome to Rangoon Road.

Live your life with zest!! At least I try to, by having a Lime Meringue Tart ($8.50) from @daizu.cafe. This new minimalist cafe along Rangoon Road, serve Japanese and Western modern fusion food. As it was our second stop for the day, we had to settle for desserts and small bites.

Mixed with chia seed, the curd is just the right balance of tart and sweet. But if you prefer savoury bites, check out their Curry Aioli Fries ($8) or Mentaiko Fries ($12) which are served with in-house specialty sauce

Good place for brunch, dinner date, or a catch up with the girlfriends!! Brunches are the most worth and the cake are amazing as well! love the concept and decor of the cafe :) get the tea too!! its served prettily :')

There was a distinct taste of good quality butter and it was overall a solid croissant! The appearance could be a little better with a coating of egg wash to make it shiny but it does not bother me at all.

I ordered both drinks and they were great! Might be slightly overpriced but it was good enough for me. The peach tea was refreshing and sweet with a subtle hint of the tea flavour here and there. The cold brew (white) tasted more milk than coffee which was expected, and was smooth and did not leave an unpleasant coffee aftertaste. Appreciate that this is a 24hr cafe! The atmosphere was really comfy and the service was good!

What’s just arrived from @enchantedcafe

Cold Brew Matcha (S$6.90)

Cold Brew Matcha Latte (S$6.90)

Mosanco Enchanted Cafe
Address 🏡 : 88 Rangoon Road, # 01-04 Rangoon 88,
Singapore 🇸🇬 218 374
Website 🌐 : https://www.mosancocafe.com/
Note 📝 : 10% off + free delivery

You get a choice of coconut or pancake fillings, and either a traditional or crispy pancake. I chose the traditional coconut pancake. It came piping hot. I really liked the pancake dough, which was thin and crisp at the edge, and soft and chewy in the middle. The dough is chewier than other places, a bit on the mochi spectrum of dough. The coconut filling was not too sweet and just right in amount. The portion of both the dough and the filling is good for a snack, satisfying min jiang kueh cravings without loading up on the calories.

It's hard not to like one-bowl dishes, and when I tried this, I was further impressed. In short, this is zhng-ed hawker food - in the best sense of that description. You're aware you're eating hawker food, but everything's enhanced. Flavour here is more accurately spicy-sour. Meat was like Japanese chashu. Unfortunately mtm doesn't let the sauce coat well. Inferior to the braised pork noodle but still good.

It's hard not to like one-bowl dishes, and when I tried this, I was further impressed. In short, this is zhng-ed hawker food - in the best sense of that description. You're aware you're eating hawker food, but everything's enhanced. The sauce was umami and generous, and beating the egg in turned it heavenly.

You get a choice of coconut or pancake fillings, and either a traditional or crispy pancake. I chose the traditional coconut pancake. It came piping hot. I really liked the pancake dough, which was thin and crisp at the edge, and soft and chewy in the middle. The dough is chewier than other places, a bit on the mochi spectrum of dough. The coconut filling was not too sweet and just right in amount. The portion of both the dough and the filling is good for a snack, satisfying min jiang kueh cravings without loading up on the calories.

You get a choice of coconut or pancake fillings, and either a traditional or crispy pancake. I chose the traditional coconut pancake. It came piping hot. I really liked the pancake dough, which was thin and crisp at the edge, and soft and chewy in the middle. The dough is chewier than other places, a bit on the mochi spectrum of dough. The coconut filling was generous and not too sweet.

Sauce has a balanced taste of miso and goma. Quite generous with the beef portion. Beef felt it a little too rare. However it still tasted good together with the rice!