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2013-09-04
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For details, please visit http://foodesteem.blogspot.com/2013/09/cafe-pal.htmlLooking for Thai food, and also craving for bubble tea? If you are in bugis area, you are saved from going two separate places!A small cafe, comfortable with low noise level, and some yellow light ambience. Quite suitable for gatherings.One of the drink not to be missed is their bubble tea. Basically for $5.80, you get to choose your type of milk base, with two toppings ($0.50 per additional). And I had the Thai Milk T
For details, please visit http://foodesteem.blogspot.com/2013/09/cafe-pal.htmlLooking for Thai food, and also craving for bubble tea? If you are in bugis area, you are saved from going two separate places!
A small cafe, comfortable with low noise level, and some yellow light ambience. Quite suitable for gatherings.
One of the drink not to be missed is their bubble tea. Basically for $5.80, you get to choose your type of milk base, with two toppings ($0.50 per additional). And I had the Thai Milk Tea, with grass jelly and aloe vera.
Pom Pom Green ($8.80) is just green tea with pomelo juice and its pulps A refreshing cold drink.
Mini toast with Kaya dip ($4.00). Well, the main highlight is the kaya which is not too creamy, and taste is just nice.
Fish Strips ($5.00). Meaning $5.80 for a cup of bubble tea and a plate of fish strips.
Well, it seems to have some peppery form on it. As every piece I bite on, I felt like coughing as though powder has escalated to my nose and throat. But still, its a nice snack.
I quite like their bubble tea, and decided to order one more for takeaway. This time, Thai Milk Tea with sago and grassjelly. But instead of the usual $5.80, I paid an extra dollar more, as takeaway does not consists of toppings, in exchange for their plastic bottle. It is actually well sealed, like you just bought a brand new bottle from supermarkets?
For details, please visit http://foodesteem.blogspot.com/2013/09/cafe-pal.html
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