Ang Mo Kio

Jocery Carbonell Lacson

I visited this cafe alone about a Saturday. Surrounding dining places were performing a good business but this is empty (continually a worrying indication for me). I actually ordered the Char Keoy Teow (the best "hawker-style" food but came the bane of my eating knowledge. Theyhad NO sodas in cans. When I asked "Why?" the solution - no delivery. Only fruit drinks available. I should have gone immediately. Any outlet that's so poorly managed they don't have ANY sodas accessible is bad information. I ran down the checklist - Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite - all unavailable. I settled for water. The meals was OK and an excellent sized serve nonetheless it does not have any chili spice added at all. Dishes were on the table to include your own. If you ask me in most areas it really is presumed that this type of dish has chili additional and the server will request you if you like mild or spicy. Not in this establishment. I'll not return.

Pamela Elaine Dela Paz

The familiar title from next door struck a chord and our party headed to it for a good dinner near home. The menus was truly Singaporean good enough. An excellent representation of Singaporean basic road fare. Condiments on the tables certainly are a nice contact.Our celebration ordered a number of different dishes, beverages and desserts. The meals was fair enough. But also for the even more discerning, the flavor was instead on the sweet part plus some may say, provides been very localized. I assume that happens just about everywhere. Portions had been generous and enough for a good meal. Program was attentive and useful. Prices were sensible and dining experience appropriate great deal of thought is in a good mall.