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We had a chance to visit Breakthrough through cafe for our morning breakfast.They have usual breakfast menu like kaya toast,eggs, paus etc.we ordered our kaya toast with coffee,& we attracted by one dish in the menu that is Fried wantons with different stuffing.That was served with sauce.It was awesome.1 plate we have 6 wantons at a reasonable price.Their ambiance is good,The people who working their are very nice,before they proceed the orders they have check with us & provide. They have the weekday & weekends different operating hours,So before go their please check the working hours of the cafe & enjoy the food. continue reading
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Level4 2014-01-21
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Breakthrough Café is located directly opposite the Subordinate Courts. Quite an ironic location, considering that its service crew are mostly (if not all) ex-offenders. In spite of their background (and tattooed arms), this is a place where you will be received with one of the best service ever , in Singapore - RARE!!! (for a non-high end café). From point of receipt at its entrance, to ushering you to your seats, to recommending favourites and taking orders, to quick serving your food, to prompt clearing of your dishes! No shouting, grumbling, black-faced crew at all! If anyone does not believe in giving 2nd chances to ex-offenders, come here and I bet the experience will change your opinion! The internal décor (and even the tables) displays Christian messages all around. Probably this is what keeps the crew going at peak performance, with visual reminders. My all-time favourite food is the Curry Chicken with Rice. It was served in claypot, sufficiently thick and not too spicy. There are 4 pieces of chicken - drumlets & wings, along with 3 big pieces of potatoes - generous!. The chicken was soft and detaches from the bones easily. I like the potatoes very much - a little raw with a crunchy texture, instead of overly boiled with sandy texture. By the way, I've experienced twice where this dish was sold out during lunch! Now you can infer its popularity! They also sell Curry Vegetables (generous serving as well), Curry Fish, Dim Sum and various desserts (there was a particular one with chestnuts in it that was really a throat soother ). Tissue boxes are available for use in the café (I simply to have mention this, since it is rare to find places that provide tissue for free. Even restaurants charge for Wet Napkins, which is ridiculous! )So, Breakthrough Café is like a café founded for charitable purpose and if you think it's going to cost above-average prices (with hidden cost going into the Yellow Ribbon Project maybe), the Curry Chicken cost me $6 only. All in all, with fruit juice (and I'm not sure if there's a service charge), I paid about $10. Totally worth it! With the crew providing top-notch, non-intruding warmth service, the place is A/C and serves good food at low prices, is Breakthrough Café a gem or what? Haha! If any further improvement can be done, they might wish to consider having a daily special menu to convert their existing customers to "daily customers". I'd be one when they do so! continue reading
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Level4 2013-11-03
240 views
This is a social enterprise for ex-offenders, they got sell dim sum, curry, nasi lemak, breakfast set. We try their egg tart and traditional bread, the egg tarts are so so only, nothing special, kopi so so too, but their bread are very fragrant, i think because they used brown sugar bread, it is tasty with kaya and butter, very addictive. staff attitude are good, one of the nice cosy place to eat. continue reading
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Level4 2013-08-16
165 views
This cafe is located just opposite the subordinate courts, and was rather crowded during tea time. We went there to get some desserts. The almond tea costs around $1.60 - was quite thick and not too sweet. The iced chendol costs $2.50 and good for 2 to share. However, it's a little overly sweet and the taste of coconut is too strong. This place also serves a variety of dim sum. continue reading
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Level3 2013-03-04
143 views
Went with one of the boss for lunch nearby that day and she decided to have this curry meal with mixed vegset, curry chicken and some oath snack. Well. As this company is hierarchical and being the first time eating with her, I don't dare to take much photos but my own food mixvegset and sadly no oath. Wile I tried the chicken, they are both not that spicy but nice curry taste and good proportion of food. The service is nice as they are fast in serving, finding seat for us during ,lunch, that day was raining so the service was frat that they shift us to another seat nearby so that there no rain droplet and the next day I went pass, the service remember me and ask me if I want eat when I alone. Overall, the price is reasonable for curry set of $7 with rice in nice environment to enjoy the cool air and scenery, breezing atmosphere with nice and hot curry to warm the body temperature. The vegetable and chicken was soft e ought that it does not start inside the teeth especially when eating with higher rank staff initially. Overall, the place is clean. continue reading
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