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My favourite hor fun and hokkien mee because they deliver old school with pig liver. A bit pricey at $17 for both but the wok hei gives back all its worth.

They close on Tuesdays and Wednesdays now and please note they have a time of doom.

I still prefer Anderson to haagen. I tried their Belgian chocolate chip and the Danish nougat with the waffles. Service its pretty good too. I am also surprise that their pints for takeaway at home is on sale at 50% the 2nd pint. Not bad because its works up to about $10 per pint do check them out.

Apart from the amazing Chirashi Don, the other dishes fared well too, such as the Wakadori Karaage ($7.90), Grilled Salmon Fish Head with Salt ($12.80), Bean Paste Soup with Salmon Fish Head & Stirred Egg ($8.80) and Salmon Sashimi ($14.80). The deep-fried marinated chicken is flavourful, tender and crispy, and the grilled salmon fish head and salmon fish head soup are comforting and delicious. Love it!

Service was great! Though there was some waiting time. Affordable and satisfactory western food, what you would expect and want!

Chanced upon a really good bowl of Chirashi Don at Edo Ichi, a Japanese restaurant tucked away in a quaint landed housing estate in Bishan. The assorted sashimi, which comprises of salmon, tuna, yellow tail, scallop and octopus, is thick, fresh and absolutely a steal at $18.80. Definitely exceeded my expectations!

Tucked away in a quiet HDB in Crawford Lane, bordering the vibrant Kampong Glam conservation area, lies Tolido’s Espresso Nook. It’s unassuming exterior doesn't deter a large crowd from lining up every weekend. Here the crowd favourite is their Pandan Pancakes ($14). Think pancakes lightly fragrant with pandan flavour, with gula meleka syrup drizzled over for extra oomph. Burppler Grace Lau thought their Rosti With Bratwurst ($19) was great, saying "The rosti has a nice golden crisp from pan-frying, and the potato is shaved quite coarsely, giving a good bite in every mouthful."
Photo by Burppler Dex Neo

Oh... Goodness the milkshake is really good. It's thick and oh so creamy. To be shared and highly recommended. If only it's come in a cheaper and smaller serving. And call it "little milkshake" so that I can indulge in it more often because I am at a stage of my life whereby I don't wanna comsume such a huge cup of sweet stuff.

Let's just talk about the taste. Its supper juicy and meaty in taste . Something I seldom taste in the rest of the other fast foods such as macdonalds and burger. Ah its greasy its true but if you are not counting calories and $$$ I say go for the double patty. A very nice indulgence if you can afford. The bread is unfortunately just normal burger bun. At $11 even for a single patty I let decide if it's truly worth the price. It's quite expensive for a regular meal in a fast food setting. This place seem pretty popular with the teens and young kids. Ah I can understand because I do appreciate a good burger with all the bells and whistles. I don't know the older folks who prefer their fish ball noodles and chicken rice would agree.