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Latte art is never an easy skill to grasp well, and you know these guys are serious about their craft when you watch them in action.
Ristr8to at Tai Seng is one of the most well-known coffee brand from Chiang Mai, which is one of the coffee spots we have listed in our 2018 Best New Cafe/Coffee guide on our website!
Runway80's take on Memphis' very own Pulled Pork Sliders ($14.80) sandwiches 8-hour slow cooked roasted pork shoulder that's hand-pulled, with onions as well as lettuce within addictively crisp fried mantou buns!
Together with mixed greens and mad tasty fried onions on the side, I really enjoyed the sliders; the pulled pork is succulent and tender, proving to be the star component of the dish with its juicy and savoury flavour. Served as a plate of five sliders, this is very ideal for a proper meal or to share over drinks!
This is part of a dinner tasting at @runway80sg hosted by @marque.sg! 🙏🏻
Checked out Ristr8to at Tai Seng, the famous Chiang Mai coffee brand which landed in Singapore two weeks ago! We still remember vividly about the skull cup and insane latte art when we had in Chiang Mai a year ago. Coffee is very on point here, especially the Ficardie (that skull), one of their signatures which is double shot of Ristretto.
The location is a little obscure, in the building right beside Sakae building and it is within a food court.
