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Introduction
Café Epicurious is a good represntation of casual dining in Singapore: home-made, reasonably priced food, friendly, unpretentious service, presented in a unique style that reflects their personal eclectic interests. It is also a popular breakfast joint with all-day breakfast menus from 9am to 4pm.
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Good For
Brunch
Opening Hours
Mon - Sun
09:00 - 15:00
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Signature Dishes
Brunch at Cafe Epicurious! A very chill and relaxed place which serves brunch on weekends!Loving the vintage feel of the place.Half of this & Half of that: Green Egg & Ham/Egg Benedict (SGD16)The Green Egg & Ham are actually scrambled eggs with basil pesto and prosciutto (parma ham, yes I Googled it)! My friend and I both agreed that this was the nicest one out of the three we had so far! You could taste the leafy taste (if you know what I mean) from the basil and it was pretty nice!Egg Benedict was so-so only, the poached egg was a little too cooked and the Hollandaise sauce lacks the zest. Think they added too little lemon juice.Oh but the potatoes (they called it the home-fries) were gooooooood! Baked Eggs with Toast Soldiers (SGD14)Highly raved online but I thought it was mediocre only!For the Baked Eggs, the eggs yolks were cooked at the side of the bowl but in the middle, we could still see watery egg white inside. Not sure if it's meant to be so watery. But the cheese are a (Y).Toast Soldiers were fragrant but they were so oily Dipping them into the Baked Eggs' sauce complemented them though!And yes, this set comes with home-fries too!
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Their home-fries taste bad, probably we don't like the way it is cooked. Their plate doesn't look appealing and their eggs doesn't taste nice either. It's funny when they add a watermelon to the meal.Their interior wasn't nicely decorated as their furniture used seems too old which doesn't give the cafe a nice ambience. Overall still okay, but won't come back again. It's located near the railway, so you can take some pictures before leaving.
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Brunching at Cafe Epicurious @ The Rail Mall . The ambience of this place is cool and modern, but for some reason the servers seem to be having a bad day and everyone’s having a grumpy face. We ordered Eggs Benedict and Breakfast Burrito. Zesty Hollandaise sauce drizzled over soft poached eggs, smoked ham and chewy muffin. This was a sight for sore eyes. Line them up in order to eat a bite of each and one go, and you'll get a heavenly perfect taste and texture combination.Hearty breakfast burrito , soft and chewy tortilla skin filled with scrambled eggs, savoury chorizo and tomatoes tasted great in a big bite, it was well wrapped so no ingredients fell out like usual sloppy done ones.A side of tangy salsa (although it was just onions and tomatoes) and delicious yummy roasted potatoes.Both of the dishes's fruit side servings of watermelon slice was sweet.
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Baked Eggs with Toast Soldiers is such a cute name, and it is one of the must-trys according to my friends, so I decided to give it a go. Indeed, the baked eggs was very well done, creamy and delicious, and the stick-like toasts goes well with it, especially when it's dipped into the baked eggs. The piece of watermelon at the side was a little out of place to me, and the presentation of the dish could be improved.
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I think many Singaporeans are in love with brunch and western breakfasts, evidenced by the crowds at Cafe Epicurious. I think Cafe Epicurious serves up pretty decent breakfast fare, albeit not exceptionally good to warrant a special visit. The sauteed mushrooms were my personal favourite. The scrambled eggs were done quite well, with it retaining a somewhat fluffy texture. The bacons were also acceptable.
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