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Signs A Taste of Vietnam Pho
Sliced Pork + Balls Pho ($12)
I decided to try this vietnam shop near somerest mrt since food bloggers post about this shop. But their pho soup base was quite strong taste tbh and also their ingredients was quite a lot as I order pork combination to try it out:")
Pork w Prawn (2 Rolls) ($7)
I kinda regretted how hard it was for carrot tbh but mint leaves was not that strong compared to the past when I try it another vietnam shop.
($12.90) hmmm dumpling still ok for me but then the soup base still spicy for me.
($11.90) I literally returned back for their signature dry noodle after 2 years ago? but then I felt that hakka sauce was not much and slightly oily tbh. I felt that noodles texture was quite nice and also dent enough.
(Iced) ($6.50) hmmm it remind me how my sister did order mint matcha latte from Keijometo lol. But mint taste quite strong compared to matcha lol as I did barely taste lol. So for people preferred mint flavour instead of matcha latte.
Finished off our dinner at Marche with a shared waffle with creme brûlée ice cream was heavy but delightful!!
We ordered rosti with sausage and the other dish was stir fried veggies for a balanced meal. So goooood! Still goooood!
we got this to share - the cheese sauce on this had a smoky undertone to it, extremely appetising. it topped with a little of caramelised onion (i suppose it was blowtorched), and chunks of crab meat.
would've preferred for the crab meat to not be panfried as that made the crab chunks dry and less tasty. i think this would've been better with plain or lightly seasoned fresh steamed crab meat. nachos do get a little soggy from the cheese sauce after awhile so consume it when it's fresh!
total after burpple's 30% off food bill on mon to thurs discount + 10% gst + 9% service charge = $13.77!
buttery soft brioche bun with a crispy exterior, filled with juicy chunks of lobster slathered in a light and tangy dressing.
ordered this dish with a side of cajun fries & we had no regrets - you had the option of normal fries, sweet potato or truffle fries (at +$1 each for these two flavours). coleslaw was done well, great pairing to cut through the fries.
10/10 dish, would come back here again just for this. we used the 30% off total food bill here, and the total of this dish came up to $49.52 after discount + 10% service charge + 9% gst
was initially abit disappointed when the dish was served because the soup didn't look appetising & tasted too creamy / milky on it's own.
however, the soup was perfect when consumed with the rice. the dish came with fried fish on the side (pictured) that had a thin batter that wasn't too oily, while the bowl that was topped with a onsen egg had fresh seafood like prawns, scallops and clams.
total cost after burpple discount; including service charge & 9% gst was $17.88. very affordable for the ingredients used, very filling too!
Various types of side dishes (yellow pickled radish, kimchi, soybean sprouts & Korean fish cake); kimchi, soybean sprouts & pickled radish taste fresh & crunchy; but the Korean fish cake not to my liking as didn't complement the seasoning well; refillable & complimentary..
Steamed handmade dumpling; dumpling skin is thin & soft; loaded with ingredients such as minced pork, chives, rice vermicelli, onions, etc., which is palatable with no gamey taste; vinegar dipping sauce at the side is surprisingly light, not salty or sour, aids in enhancing the dumpling taste..
Strips of tender pork fillet coated with lightly seasoned batter & deep-fried to crispy yet not oily; batter is tad thick; dipping sauce is not overly gooey, with well-balanced sweet & sour taste, & with hint of tangerine taste..