Café Epicurious (Closed)

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

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.

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 burrit

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.

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.

Ordered this Egg Benedict at the Epicurious Café and it's definitely not a disappointing one. The poached egg was really well made, I could see the egg yolk flowing out profusely after tearing the outer layer slightly. The texture of the poached egg was nice, it was soft and smooth. The ham was soft and chewy, not rubbery. It went really well with the bread below and the poached egg on top. The sauce on top of the poached egg has further enhanced the taste of the Egg Benedict.

Epicurious is one of the most famous places for breakfast, along with Hatched, so being a fan of eggs benedict, I had to try Epicurious. Presentation wise (what's with the plate?? could use some better looking plates) all you see is what you'll get, a piece of watermelon along with some small potatoes. Hollandaise sauce was alright, and eggs were well done. Overall a pleasant breakfast/brunch.

FoodA hearty meal ordered, Epic breakfast (for 2 persons) which consists of pancakes (3 pieces), egg benedict, green eggs and ham, 2 regular tea and 2 regular cups of orange juice 3 choices of main course at $35.First they served us quite a warm big cup of tea - I never expect the tea cup is that big. Second comes the glass of orange juice. Out of expectation again, this cup of orange juice is no ordinary orange syrup and instead, one sip of it and you know that its freshly prepared. Love it!Ano

Situated in laid-back, relaxing surroundings, Epicurious (Cafe) is a rather retro cafe with a quirky vibe, that serves rustic Western country-style food with a twist of Asian flavour. The best thing about Epicurious (Cafe) is the friendly and personal service. You don't actually feel that staff are just there to work, because they will engage you in conversation, almost like friends. This of course, helps to offset the somewhat long waiting time for your food, as dishes are freshly prepared upon

i went to the ktm with my girlfriend for some last photo shoots before it was closed down. we felt hungry and headed to cafe epicurious for some food. i ordered an egg benedict. it was so yummy. the egg was seasoned so well. topped with black pepper, it really hits the spot. i love the ambience there as well so peaceful...

Sunday brunch is a regular event for Teddybear and myself. Sometimes, rather often lately, we have friends along with us."Not so long ago", instead of the bears dragging the +1 along for our Sunday regular, the +1 (who happens to be my BFF) dragged us for brunch at Cafe Epicurious.Carving for something sweet (like honey), I couldn't resist but to order the Pancakes (SGD7 for 3) with banana topping.A delightful meal it was. The dish was served warm; the pancakes were coated with sugar sprinkles a

My friend chose this cafe for her birthday lunch.The staffs were friendly and helped us with the surprise candle on the muffin for my friend Awesome dining experience The Tenbuck Lunch is value for money.It comes with a drink, main, and dessert Love their flat noodle with pork dumpling in broth.The broth was fragrant, and the noodle is like kuey teow, it's so smooth.Lunch set consists of a main and an appetizer/dessert <3Love their Chilli Crab pasta, the sauce is sweet and spicy Order this i

This is a restaurant that served Thai and Western food. I have dine once before with my friend, we have ordered their Thai dishes, remember that the the food there is quite ok except a chef recommendation curry. Cant remember the name of this curry, but i will always remember the after taste. Its a wierd curry with some fruits inside the curry. I dont really know how to appreciate that. I was there with a group of friends recently. This time round, we have ordered their western dishes and few Th

I used to work part-time @ Sweet Salty Spicy Thai Canteen and it has been many years, many changes took place over this period of time. Cafe Epicurious collaborated with Sweet Salty Spicy Kitchen, offering Western + Thai cuisine.The Manager ( Suraj ) still worked there ( same position ) and I’m surprised he still remembered me after so many years.Since both Western & Thai foods are available, I made a quick decision and had :Asian Salad & A turmeric marinated chickenAsian Salad ($10.50)This l

I titled this post Sweet Salty Spicy simply because I went to Cafe Epicurious for S3's Thai food The 2 eateries are interlink so we can sit anywhere and order anything from 2 menus. Anyway, both places dish out very affordable ten buck lunch on weekdays - probably one of the worst kept secret in the foodies' world. I am happy with the pricing and ecstatic that I get to eat both western and thai together! As a fried food lover I somehow love fresh rice rolls ($2.50, extra order) rather than th