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2014-12-31
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Finally, I'm back with another food/cafe review! Has been doing more beauty related posts recently and my food pictures has been snowballing in my blogging folder. Yikes!Located on the 2nd floor of the row of shophouses along Siglap (above the pub), I was greeted by a cute french bulldog, miu miu, at the gate. The cafe is not very big, with about 10 tables or so to accommodate about 40 plus (human) pax at a time. Other than a drinking fountain for the pooches, the cafe has also placed mop with b
Finally, I'm back with another food/cafe review! Has been doing more beauty related posts recently and my food pictures has been snowballing in my blogging folder. Yikes!
Located on the 2nd floor of the row of shophouses along Siglap (above the pub), I was greeted by a cute french bulldog, miu miu, at the gate.
The cafe is not very big, with about 10 tables or so to accommodate about 40 plus (human) pax at a time.
Other than a drinking fountain for the pooches, the cafe has also placed mop with bucket and litter pan for the pets and their owners.
There's a section of the cafe serving dogs' meal, The Barkery. Menu includes savoury mains like meatballs & meat pies, and also desserts like pupcakes and biscuits.The most popular dish for that day seems to be their meatballs, even a terrified kitty gave it a few munches! Well, we'll get to that later on.
And now, to the human food section of the cafe. For a pet cafe, they actually do have a pretty wide range of choices, from light snacks, to salad, to pasta and western mains.
My choice of the day:Roasted Chicken with Salad and Mashed Potato (but they gave wedges) - $12.90
Mocha - $4.90
The coffee was okay, but the food was.... mehhh.
Both SL and I chose the same mains. Hers was okay, while mine was a little too salty, especially the salad. According to her, my salad dressing even looked a darker shade of brownish yellow. I guess that's why mine was overly flavourful.
And while SL and my sides were more flavourful. It was right at the opposite end at OYHZ, Dresden and MD's side. MD took Cabonara while both oyhz and Dresden took their All Day Breakfast.
It was painful looking at oyhz trying hard to stomach the extremely bland eggs. Just think, scrambled eggs with no seasoning?
No thanks.
However, the meatballs from The Barkery seems to be a big hit, for not only Butter couldn't wait to clean up the bowl. but even a terrified Froski ate quite a few bites of them. And even though it was left cold, it still attracted a very cute Corgi!
"Woof, will you give me some meatball?"This Corgi, named Coco, is so sweet and mild. Instead of dashing over to steal a bite, she simply sat down and stared at us until we decided to give up Froski's half eaten meatball for her.
And she literally WOOF it down in one bite.
Her owner was pretty embarrassed, constantly coaxing her to go back to their table and saying that she has already ordered meatballs for her too.
The very first dog that caught my attention in the cafe is this 6 months old Chow Chow puppy.He's so fluffy I'm gonna dieeeeee!
Very chillax, sociable and playful too!
This Shiba Inu puppy was pretty smitten and kept butt-sniffing and hugging him.HA HA HA!
Then came along a Japanese Spitz, who got pretty fed up by the touchy-feely Shiba Inu and started a small barking fest.
And the so adorably tiny Chihuahua twinsy pups! The black pup seems to be blind in one eye, but still a cutie!
At one point of time I spotted a toy poodle and a pug as well.
And then came the biggest dog of the night, a cute Golden Retriever, who got smitten with Froski and wanted to befriend him.Froski you got yourself an admirer!
"WHAT?!"When MD and Dresden first came in with Froski and attempted to let him out of the cage, it immediately attracted a handful of pups who bounded over and started barking excessively. Poor guy, he was so terrified and even peed on Dresden while she carried him away from one hostilely barking pup.
Throughout the entire 3 hours plus we were there, Froski was totally stressed up being the only cat in a cafe full of dogs. His face was literally a 囧 and he moved around slowly in a leopard crawl motion. Poor boy!
Apparently, Dresden has called to ask if it's advisable to bring a cat and they didn't bother to give much warning that the cat will probably end up in such a predicament.
Sorry Froski, no second time!
As for Butter, it wasn't exactly a stressful time for her since she's just being surrounded by more of her own kind, I reckon.But being more timid and introverted, she very much preferred to stay close to her humans, SL and P, and literally just dog-watch along with us.
Haha, how sweet!
And after being fed meatballs and some of SL's roasted chicken, she went into this Zzz mode.Love those floppy ears!
All in all, I think III Cafe will be an awesome cafe to bring your pet dogs over to chill and let your pup make some pup-friends and socialise on a weekend. Food wise....
Oh well, on the safe side you can always just stick to fries.
Oh, and please, no cats unless it's a seasoned dog-befriender.
Other Info. :
made a reservation so no waiting time required for a table, otherwise it's full house. rated low for hygiene because this is a pet cafe. patrons' dogs may poop and pee anywhere, even though they do provide litterbox and cleaning equipment. Frankly speaking should be a "CRY" rating for human food, but if you are a dog-lover, an "OKAY" is fair.
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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