Walking On Sunshine Cafe

Absolutely loved the soufflé pancakes, it was not too dry and was very fluffy. The added cream and the fresh fruits gave it a very refreshing touch. The maple syrup also went very well with the pancakes. One of the best I’ve had! Would recommend trying!

the fluffy texture really made it stand out from regular pancakes and I also loved the generous mixed fruits toppings (orange, blueberries, strawberries) - the sweet cream also added the right sweetness to the dish as the soufflé pancake on its own might be too bland for some people!

Very pretty cafe but maybe a bit overwhelming with the decor.

Service was substandard but the food is not bad. We ordered the Beef panini (SGD19++) and the pancakes (SGD22++) and two coffee. In total we paid about $30 per pax.
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The bulgogi beef was sweet and savoury, interesting combination with cheese. Bread was well toasted and not too tough.

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Iberico Pork Jowl - $22.50
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This plate full of iberico pork cheek is such a gem. Firstly it’s not a common menu item in most of the cafes, secondly it’s so tender and savoury in every bite. Don’t worry it’s not too salty, well executed. They offer striploin steak ($21.50) as well if pork meat isn’t your thing. These dishes pairs well with their blossom tea, Antoniette’s Affair Lychee Tea ($9), which is fragrant and evens out the savoury notes
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I will recommended to try their Bulgogi Beef Cream Fetuccini which is my favorite of all, comes with beef chunks that's on the sweeter side, parmesan, bacon, cream, egg yolk, bulgogi dressing and fettuccine. 😋

Comes with tomato sauce, cherry tomato, basil, onion, squid, mussel, prawn, squid ink spaghetti. I prefer this over their salmon aglio e olio.

Tomatoes lovers should order their Squid ink Seafood Spaghetti that I find quite unique too!