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Having BBQ Chicken pizza , cheap and taste 👍👍 I love their pizza, whole pan for $11 only. Pizza crust is cruchy not too thin with lots of ingredient sweet pineapple, grilled oregano chicken with authentic smoked bbq sauce , include topping of capsicum and onion😋😋👍Will be back to try the other flavours @prooferboulangerie
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Capturing the stay home dining life and making it all the better with Harry's. Love the truffle mushroom pizza with it's intense truffle fragrance permeating the air and indulging our tastebuds. One of the best out there, and the crust remains crispy even after the delivery!
The beef Bolognese had a tinge of spiciness and the beef meatballs tastes very much handmade but were on the tougher side.
Highly reco, and this is part of burpple beyond too :)
Title explains itself - please don’t support such cruel establishments
McFlurry that uses chocolate ice cream instead of vanilla is an overdose version.
Long waiting times, this stall is one of the few Bak Chor Mee where you still get Tee Por (Fried Sole Fish) in both the noodles and inside the dumplings.
Oddly, theirs taste very much like the famous Tai Wah Pork Noodles except this stall gives you loads of Tee Por.
For those who like their noodles extra spicy and sour, hold off on the order for extra vinegar. Their vinegar is extremely sour as it is. So take it easy on the vinegar in case it drowns the flavour in the noodles.
Because I da bao the noodles home, they were a bit soggy. This means I must return to the stall for a dine in tasting. I’ll be back.
If you feel like eating a steak or grilled meat but don’t wish to pay through your nose for a POSB restaurant setting, Collin’s may be your choice. They have outlets in kopitiams and even full fledged restaurant a la Jack’s Place. The one I bought from today is in a Kopitiam.
We ordered an Angus Sirlion, a chicken Cutlet and a grilled Chicken chop. Total bill came up to $36. But the beef was done correctly to medium as requested, the meat still pinkish when you slice up the sirlion. The chicken cutlet was still crispy after Da Bao home and the grilled chicken chop juicy and flavourful. You also get to choose 3 sides that range from the normal hot vegetables and fries to more special items like Mesclun Salad and Roasted Pumpkin.
Value for money. Definitely coming back.
Taiwan restaurants here seems on the rise, with a few opening in the city area recently.
Gatao recently moved to a new food court in People’s Park Centre, continue to serve their signature Taiwanese foods.
The fried pork rib do have the crispy skin but sadly the seasoning taste wasn’t strong enough, and it became bland when I eating the meat itself. But the pork rib overall still tender, although a bit soggy and dry probably due to takeaway and can’t enjoy it on the spot. $7.90
I Finally FINALLY found this which was closed in Marine Parade and found it at Blk 929 Tampines St 91 coffee shop!! Much Lesser in quantity but Tastes good like Good Old Times!
