Eatplaylove Cafe (Closed)

➊  don't u love weekdays lunch now? Top up S$5 for desserts. We chose - staff was kind enough to warn us of the sour mango, if we find that it's not ok, he offered to change it. Thank you for the good service. Mango was indeed sour, the yummy rice compensated for it, so we didn't change☺️You know sometimes we just couldn't resist ordering desserts. ➋

I was here with my girlfriend just a week ago and I'm back again! This time, I was here to attend a birthday party. Food was catered & items offered are mini pork burger, onion ring, spring roll, mid-join wing & also pineapple rice. The mini pork burger is slightly cold & the bun is a little hard. However, the pork is nicely marinated & paired with cucumber for the extra crunch. While Onion Ring is quite normal & mid-joint wing a little dry, the spring roll is very crispy & nice when paired with

It was not crowded at lunch or perhaps we are lucky as the place is always crowded it seems.One of the usual food haunts when we are too lazy to think of a place to eat. I ordered the $10 lunch set. It is very worth it as it consists of a main course (rice) with side salad and mini tom yum seafood. The chicken basil is not oily at all and the fried egg is decent. Will be back to try more food.

My friend's little girl is turning 3 and she had booked a birthday party package at Eat.Play.Love Cafe.Uniquely old school themed cafe like this has been sprouting everywhere in SG, but what sets this cafe apart is that you can actually Eat and Play at this cafe. They have crafting materials for both adults and kids. Let's check this place out.The cafe has a nostalgic setting with loads of old school tidbits and toys on display. Coupled with colorfully painted retro wooden tables, cute little st

Evelyn dated me & her bff to eat.play.love cafe today! This Western-Thai cafe not only offers Western & Thai food, they also have a corner for customers to show the artistic/ kiddy side of them. Parents can also bring their kids here to do some handicraft items while they enjoy a cuppa brew. Apart from the handicraft stuffs, cafe is also filled with vintage stuffs! Pretty nice Tom Yum Soup with fresh ingredientsSharon's Chicken Chop is a little dry but taste quite goodMy Basil Rice taste very "m

Looking for a place to entertain your children while having some simple food? This cafe nestled in the 'ulu' Aliwal Street is not easy to locate but if you are going on a weekend, better call first to reserve to avoid disappointment.Honestly, the food are simple and just nice for snacks. Don't expect restaurant standard, but it's the environment and company that makes the trip worth it. Seeing a smiling kid enjoying his/her time doing art & craft, I guess any simple food is more than enough for

Of course the very second you set eyes on the name of this café you would no doubt have turned your thoughts to the Elizabeth Gilbert’s bestseller, Eat, Pray, Love (and/or Julia Roberts enjoying a good cup of gelato by the sidewalks of Italy).EatPlayLove Craft Café had caught my attention while I was on my way to lunch one sunny day. From the outside, the interior arts & craft decoration had attracted my attention and I went back to check the place out for a quick dinner.Upon entering I realised

Went to the East to do some errands and passed by the nearest station to this cafe on the way back.Decided to drop by for a quick lunch and ordered the Mac and cheese as its the safest choice to eat on their western menu. But their mac and cheese is different from the ones served normally. They added lots of luncheon meat! It was a good surprise! Will definitely be back to eat this again!

I like this cafe alot as it is very cosy and have been returning to the place as it also provides crafting materials. Love the Thai food in this cafe as its decent and most importantly, it is not oily. Other friends were telling me that the Western food is not as good as the Thai selections except for the Mac & Cheese. Did not heed their advice and ordered the Fish and Chips anyway.The fries are okay according to one of the friends who ate so many different kind of fries whenever she travels, an

Reservation is a must! Went late on a Sunday noon but didnt think of making a reservation as the cafe is hosting 2 private parties and we thought that the crowd has cleared. But its not, the cafe is so popular that it has 3 private parties in a day!We decided to wait as we dont have any other places to go. There isn't any chair for you to sit and wait, but it was air conditioned, so we stood around. They sell some old school snacks like HIRO cakes. Was tempted to buy but 1 is perhaps not enough,

Visited the place with the craft friends who heard that they cater to kids to do craft which they charge at $5 per hour on weekday and $7.50 on the weekend while adults only need to pay for the materials.Its not difficult to find the place but its sandwiched between Bugis Mrt station and Nicoll Highway station. But its certainly nearer to walk from Nicoll Highway. The place is quite big and its best to call for a reservation before heading down as they do private parties every now and then.The r