Old School Delights (Closed)

I was impressed with the good service and very vintage ambiance. And even more impressed with the taste and quality of food plus the fact that it is very affordable. i give it a high 5!!!

For more information visit www.umakemehungry.comGot to know Old School Delights (OSD) from a pal who has been here in Upper Thomson. While I'm still figuring out what's the reason behind its business name, everything was reviewed from my first step into the Cafe.No, this is not an exercise book from the school. Instead, its the ordering menu. Let's flip them and reminisce the old school thoughts.Orders were made by having patrons indicate the items on a portable whiteboard and then send to the c

For full review: http://molly-mia.blogspot.sg/2014/10/mias-review-old-school-delights.htmlThe cafe decoration gives off a strong classroom / school canteen vibe. There's even a blackboard written up with the Top 10 list of the things you should know if you're an 'old school' at heart.A wall mounted shelving was located at the entrance, selling numerous 'old school' trinkets like captek, marbles, bouncing balls etc.Their menu also comes in the form of a jotter book!On the table, sits a wooden box

Walking into memory lane, an adorable and interesting theme was applied at Old School Delight. There were lots of childhood stuffs, it reminded me my study days. I personally like the major blackboard, huge and indicated all dishes sold. Pretty menu and creative way to place orders, we had to write down our orders on a little whiteboard. “All grown-ups were children first.” It was a very sensible sentence. Freshly-grated turnips and egg strips, I treated it as my Tea-break snack. Accompanied

This place reminded me so much of old school days with the chalkboard,wooden furniture and old fashion ceiling fans. Very familiar ambiance indeed.There wasnt a lot of variety offered, just the simple canteen food that we had when we were younger. Hey little choices means there is no need to crack your brain, deciding what to have! Simplicity is a blessing itself.Nasi Lemak - $6.80My nasi lemak served with fried rice. >.<Sobz, because the rice was sold out, so I got to replace it with fr

for photos and more reviews, visit http://thelittlemomentsofmylife.blogspot.com/ (:it's really about time that i started exploring all the foodie places around upper thomson. there are new outlets sprouting up around this place all the time! how eggciting xD old school delights is this really adorable little cafe that is super, well, old school! haha. there are blackboards all around, old school goodies like those icing biscuits (you know?) and even toy boxes with games like five stones! haha s

Any eateries along Upper Thomson Road is ulu to me. It is so inaccessible that I am eagerly waiting for more MRT lines to be actualized by LTA. Anyhow, let me try and make this as painless, wordless and picture-ful as possible. Quick background: Old School Delights is a lot about evoking the nostalgia in you with its items around you, and possibly the food as well. Mainly targeting the baby boomers and around, one would be especially thrilled to find some of the old school toys and displays stil

I got to know this place through my friend's recommendation and finally we went to try this out. When we reach the place, the area is so cute and many things reminds us of the childhood memories. So nostalgic! This is a place suitable both for dining alone or in groups. The food is also quite delicious - the sauce mixture is just nice and not too spicy. The nasi lemak has a very traditional feel, and the chicken wings were also hot and tasty. I will be back again!

I needed a comfortable place to have Singaporean food with visiting friends from other countries and Old School Delights came to mind. I had the laksa which was a rather large bowl of noodles. The broth is quite good, with the flavours coming off strong. The chilli was also quite hot and my friends who were not used to the chilli had them removed. I like the fish cake though because they tasted quite different from the usual sloppy fish cake that soup noodle stalls often dish out. The hard boile

Read more food reviews at http://thehungrybunnie.blogspot.comThe food here was quite the letdown. Most of the stuff seemed to be served up by a novice home cook. It's not terrible, but a lot of their dishes were not even on par with those in the hawker centre, and taking into consideration the higher-than-hawker-centre prices here (which are admittedly cheap by most restaurant standards), I didn't think my money travelled the distance here. If I'm going to eat hawker-styled food in nice digs at

Old School's delight is a pleasant place to be if you want to reminisce about Singaporean food and your childhood experiences. As for the food, it is acceptable but not exceptional. I ordered a piece of mackerel otah. This was not overly spicy but the otah paste itself was not outstanding. There was not much mackerel taste in it and the otah came across as a tad too oily.

A modest eatery filled with all things that remind us (my generation) of the things we grew up with... 5 stones, the iconic SBC television logo, marbles, little mantou biscuits with an icing tip etc. My second visit here, I had recommended the place for a birthday gathering dinner after work. The eatery is more catered for small group gatherings (up to maybe 6 people per table?) so, they had probably made some furniture re-arranging to cater to the 10 of us. To order, we were given a marker and

This is their house speciality which is called "OSD Signature Pulut" which is made up of Gultinous rice with a filling od savory sweet "Hay-bee-Hiam" (dried shrimps) in it. I felt that it tasted normal and nothing really special about it. Instead i felt that it is a little bit oily and no fragance smelled and would not try it again but perhaps other food over there. It is not cheap too which costs about $3.

Unlike other cafes which has a theme more related to the western side, this cafe has a old-school theme. From the blackboard where teachers used to the old-school games provided, this cafe definitely brings you back into time. The menu looks like an exercise book and the ordering system is through writing on a white board that they give. A really unique ordering method. While waiting, you could look into the toy box located on your table! There's five stones, snake and ladder and even those 'cou

The environment of the whole shop - Old School Delights. When i first entered, i find it special because of the decoration and how everything looks. It is different from other cafes and they use chalk to write on the wall. It gives a different feel to people and it is very welcoming. The tissue holder that they have and it is like the old style container. Laska was average only and again it is a little pricey for the food. Hopefully they can do something to it to enhance the taste.