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We are at this outlet to buy bread to eat with ham for breakfast. This outlet is part of Four Leaves bakery, although it is named under a different name. It offers a wide variety of bread.Hi-Cal Bread ($2.50)Premium White Bread ($2.40/ 12 slices)We bought the above packets of bread. Both are soft and light. But cannot taste the different between the 2 types of bread.

when i heard the name of this place, i thought this would be a french or german bread place. but it's really just a four leaves bakery. in fact, i walked in thinking i walked into four leaves. the breads are almost exactly the same as what four leaves has on offer. anyway we had the chocolate croissant and then had the one from bread talk next door. the bread talk one is much better. the one here is pretty dry. better to stick with their normal breads and not french pastries as most of the frenc

this is relaly four leaves in disguise! all the pricings and variety were more or less the same as four leaves. there are a few nicer items here. next door is bread talk so the competition is tough. the pricing is reasonable. this is supposed to be some multifruit bread but it only has cranberries in it with some seeds and cheese and sugar on top. weird but alright in a sweet bread kind of way. lots of things to choose from. and if you don't like what you see, hop over to bread talk!

This seems a pretty new bread stall in Raffles City Shopping Centre. I was hungry and decided to go in and give their bread a try. I always like ham and I saw this small little ham bread. Without further hesitation and at a cost of $0.70, this bread is certainly worth the buy. The bread is soft and fluffy. The ham was seated at the top of the bread with mayonnaise drizzled over it. The ham was not salty and with the mayonnaise, it tasted great with the bread.