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I am a huge fan of their scrambled egg and bacon toastie 🥓 Just look at how creamy and indulgent the eggs are.. Also, the toast thick toasts are amazing!!! They are probably heavily buttered and then pan-fried before serving. Give it a try and you’ll get what I mean.

Taste: 8.5/10

Value for money: 7/10 (food in the Telok Ayer area can seldom be described as affordable, but this hearty breakfast costs only $6/7 - definitely well worth the price)

Ambience: 9/10 (I love that this place is a cafe in the morning, but transforms to a gin bar - Bitters and Love - at night. The decor is eclectic which I definitely appreciate. Would spend hours chilling in there if not for the operational burden I might impose the cafe owners)

That's the name, but they're bite size, so don't take the "king" too seriously lol. I found it very good and definitely would eat an upsized version.

We arrived at Adam Road Hawker Centre with the intention of trying the famous Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak (my dad used to dabao this home.. I would have been a whole lot more thankful had I aware of the queue he had to brave), but boy, the queue was pure madness. We gave up and opted for the less popular No.1 Nasi Lemak stall tucked neating at a corner. I got the standard chicken wing, otah and egg set - it was not amazing, but definitely not bad either. My brunch buddy got the rendang set for comparison. The rendang was surprisingly VERY VERY GOOD - it was extremely tender and aromatic!! 🐮 The gravy mixed with the sambal chilli also complemented the coconut flavoured rice perfectly ❤️

Taste: 6/10 (rendang one’s a 7.5)

Ambience: 5/10 (Adam Road Hawker has been plagued with birds for the longest time. I absolutely hate when they hop onto the table the moment diners leave to snack on the leftover food..)

One of their signatures. Interesting and effective way to present ondeh ondeh. It's good, but it's certainly not wet.

I grew up eating the deep fried wings and stir-fried bee hoon from this humble stall located in Commonwealth. They are hugely popular with residents in the area (including myself) and are usually sold out by noon, so make sure to head over early if you’d like to have a taste of their huge, juicy chicken wings which are usually served hot and crisp. They also offer an array of “side dishes” such as luncheon meat, ngor hiang, otah, fishcake and sunny side up to complete the meal.

Taste: 8/10

Price: 8/10 (dishes are very very affordable)

Ambience: 5/10 (located in a small corner unit kopitiam, this is definitely not a place you would want to bring a date - though ironically I actually went there for one 😂. Tables are difficult to come by and when they do, they might not have been properly cleaned as the high traffic’s difficult for the aging staff to keep up with)

Side note: I never knew how difficult it was to locate a Halal-certified cafe till I had to find one.

Visited Penny University with a Muslim friend and woohoo it was a great experience!! I got the full English breakfast which consisted scrambled eggs (which were dry and kinda meh), turkey bacon, chicken sausage, baked beans, sautéed mushrooms, hash brown, mixed salad and 2 sliced of toasted bread. The portion was extremely generous. I struggles to finish the dish, though it was pretty good, esp. the sausage. I also really liked the iced latte they served, which completed the meal IMO. It was strong enough but smooth and not overwhelming 🤘

Taste: 7/10

Ambience: 7/10 (very cosy space that fits only around 20-30 pax? Nicely decorated with interesting pieces of “antiques” at every corner)

Wifi/phone reception: 3/10 (the cafe provides free wifi to patrons, but there’s barely signal - constantly hovering between nil to one bar in strength. Nothing much changes even when you toggle to your own 3g/4g data. I’m guessing reception’s just generally bad in the cafe. Perhaps a good reminder to all of us that we should focus on our loved ones and the meal before us instead of our phones 😂)