Friday, 21 October 2011

[Foodie] Swiss Culture @ Suntec City

Hello Readers!!!

Today I will introduce you to this place call... Swiss Culture!!! Went there on a Saturday in the mid afternoon. It wasn't very crowded, in fact only a couple of tables were occupied. Hmm.. maybe we have missed the lunch crowd. *Shrug*


Anyway, we pondered over the menu for what I feel is a long time. Everything sounds nice and appetizing... and we finally settled on the following :-

Chicken 'Zurich Style' -S$18.80
Chicken slices sauteed in butter and white wine with champignons served with our house rosti potato or butter noodles

Mixed Grill Combo (Single) - S$31.80
Combination of grilled sirloin, chicken leg, beef skewer, grilled German sausage, rosti potato and served with grinded pepper jus and mustard

Overall Verdict?
- Service: Great! The service crews were attentive.
- Food: Chicken 'Zurich Style' was delicious, the you have to try their butter noodles which has a unique taste to it. Mixed Grill Combo (Single) is also nice and I really love the rosti potato.
- I will probably visit again after a few months =D

Address
3 Temasek Boulevard #03-006 Suntec City Mall Singapore 038983
Tel: 6333 5919

Smilez p(^-^q)

Tiny Pea

Monday, 17 October 2011

[Foodie] Imperial Cafe @ Tung Ann Associate Building

Hey Readers!!!

Can anyone guess what is this???? So cute and fascinating is these flower shaped foodie...


According to the Aunty, this is called "Roti Bun" and it costs S$1 per piece. It taste like roti prata with bits of garlic. Pretty cute eh... Never knew that Roti Prata can be shaped in this way. You can buy this from Imperial Cafe -- 141 Cecil Street #01-03 Tung Ann Associate Building.


Alternatively, if you do not like the garlic taste, they can do it without the garlic for you =D hehe...


Good Nite Peepz

Tiny Pea

Monday, 10 October 2011

[Foodie] Ritz Apple Strudel & Pastry

Hihi Readers!!!

Being a sweet tooth, I'm totally in love with this pastry shop located in Bugis Junction, called Ritz Apple Strudel & Pastry. A friend of mine had introduced this sweet treat to me. I have, especially, loved eating the Apple Strudel. As the sayings goes, picture speaks a thousand words. So, I will let the pictures do some talking first....


*Gosh* I have just eaten dinner... but looking at these pictures makes me hungry again.

Ritz Apple Strudel & Pastry sells a variety of confections. Within this confections, they have different flavours for their strudel (i.e. Apple, Mango, Peach & Blueberry). The above pictures show the half loaf Apple Strudel that costs S$10.50. What I love about this particular Pastry is the crispy crust. As it has to be kept refrigerated, the coldness from the crust gave the illusion that it melts in your mouth. The apple bits found between the crust is not too sweet for me and I thought it blended in very well with the crust. Overall, it was simply too good to be true. <3

Address
#B1-K12 Bugis Junction
Tel: 6884 9118

Tiny Pea

Friday, 30 September 2011

[Foodie] Lao Ban Soya Beancurd

Hihi Readers

I'm never a fan of Soya Beancurd aka Tau Huey. It was this one day that my friend bought this particular Tau Huey for me that I'm forced to eat my own words back. It's really very different from any other stall. It was this Tau Huey that make me travel all the way to Old Airport Road. And it was this Tau Huey that makes me think about it now...

Some of you may know this popular stall called "Lao Ban Soya Beancurd / 老伴豆花" where neverending queues can be seen especially during lunch hours.


I have tried both the Original Beancurd (left) as well as the Almond Beancurd (right).

Original Beancurd (S$1.50) / Almond Beancurd (S$2)

What I loved about these unique beancurd are that it literally melt in your mouth with it's silky soft texture =D One important point is that it's not too sweet for me. Yumz... I was told that the Almond Beancurd is very popular and sometimes you may not be able to  purchase it.

So where exactly is it?


Address
Blk 51 Old Airport Road Hawker Center Singapore

Tue-Sat: 11.30am to 8pm
Sun: 1pm to 8pm
(Closed on Mon)

Tiny Pea

Saturday, 24 September 2011

[Foodie] Canelé Patisserie Chocolaterie @ Paragon

Good Evening Readers!!!

I have personally enjoyed the atmosphere and food at Canelé Patisserie Chocolaterie located in Paragon, Singapore. One of the reasons I was drawn to this place is their design. They have designed this place so that they emit a feeling of royalty and coziness. Certainly an awesome place to dine with friends and loved ones.


Also, Canelé is one of the my favourite place to indulge in sweets and confections, especially if you have a sweet tooth, just like yours truly. As per norm, here are some pictures of my dinner...

Corn & Crab Chowder (S$10.50)
Plump corn kernels, succulent crab meat and caramelized bacon bits combine to create this creamy, chunky  broth

Club Honey Baked Ham (S$15.50)
Toasted bread with layers of honey-baked ham, omelette, mayonnaise, tomatoes, and crisp lettuce

Classic Carbonara (S$17)
Sauteed bacon in a rich creamy sauce, topped with a poached egg and aged Parmesan cheese

Mont Blanc (S$7.95)
Chestnut cream and candied chestnut creme Chantilly swirled atop an almond tart


Overall Verdict?
- Service: Servers are attentive, and they are quick to clear your empty plates away.
- Food: Club Honey Baked Ham -> I was awed by the presentation. It was a little hard to eat because of the height, but I savoured them. The honey baked ham and omelette were a marvelously done. Classic Carbonara -> Although I thought that this dish was too dry for me, I loved it all the same. Mont Blanc -> This Chestnut Cream pastry literally melt in your mouth. Not to be missed!!! This is a must try item! I was told that there are limited Mont Blanc being prepared, and once they are sold out, they will not prepare any more for that day.
- Do note that they will not take any reservations.

Address
290 Orchard Road #B1-K8 Paragon Singapore 238859
Tel: 6733 8893

Tiny Pea
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