Value-for-money, 60-item buffet spread, including a ton of leafy greens, meats wrapped in bamboo and paper-thin slivers of beef, chicken and poork. Lunch: $16.99-$19.99. Dinner $24.99-$29.99, Leia mais.
Nice coffee! They have GNut(their very own Cronut/Crodo) at S$5 each. It's crispy, flaky, a little oily, only wish that they could be more generous with the filling like da Paolo's.
Seafood was very good (baby squid!) but the discovery of the day was cold noodles - very good (and extremely inexpensive)
The carrot cake here is simply amazing. Right kind of moist with bits that are delightfully crunchy to bite in. And covered with delicious cream cheese, we couldn't resist finishing it in one go.
Good authentic Cantonese cuisine in a retro setting which hasn't changed since I was last here 30 years ago.
The burger patty is nicely wrapped with egg. Deliciously soft & tasty. Will come back to this place again. Must try!
Cosy ambience, courteous service! More at http://foodesteem.blogspot.com/2013/05/folks-collective.html Leia mais.
The restaurant offers 15 value-for-money lunch sets (from $15 each). We recommend the basic, but filling, mixed sushi with Sanuki udon set. ($16.80). Leia mais.
This family-friendly Latteria (‘dairy bar’) serves up plates of fresh semi-soft cheese that comes shredded, knotted, plaited and rolled - served with sides ($20-$30) like the fig vincotto sauce. Leia mais.
