Hatched (Closed)

Was craving for brunch one evening and hence went to the nearest place that serves whole day brunch. More photos here: http://oyhz.blogspot.sg/2013/07/hatched-holland-village.htmlAnd that's Hatched at Holland Village Had did a review of the Evans Lodge outlet previouslyhttp://oyhz.blogspot.sg/2012/03/hatched-evans-lodge.htmlSame ol' menu The new branch at Holland V serves non-eggs dinner too!Kept ourselves entertained while waiting for our food.An entire booklet of egg recipes!This is no norma

It is located in the middle of a row of shophouses. It looks quite unique fronted with rows of potted plants. Inside the cafe, it is filled with simple wooden chairs and tables, with light bulbs brightening the place. The wall is filled colourful hand drawn pictures. The menu is colourful and characterised by cute pictures. With a focus on eggs, most dishes has egg in them, except for dishes such as pasta. The salt and pepper holders are quite cute looking.Pasta Aglio Olio ($14++)Pasta lightly t

It has been quite sometime since I last post about breakfast brunch. It’s my second visit to Hatched but to their outlet at Holland Village. The café is conveniently accessible via walking distance from Holland Village MRT station. Hatched is an egg-inspired, all day breakfast place to chill out. The eggs here are served in many different forms such as boiled, poached, baked, scrambled and more.My sisters and I decided to have our brunch here on of the weekend. The exterior of the restaurant wit

I have been a fan of Egg Benedicts ever since I had my first one over at Privé Cafe so one day I headed down to Hatched at Holland Village (since many have been raving about its egg ben and homemade mash) to try!Sir Benedict (Just One: SGD13; Do Two: SGD19)Eggs were perfectly poached but the sauce was too light. Pretty average tasting and the homemade mash was so-so only! It was a little cold too. There were chunks of potatoes inside so I guess it's not entirely mash? :/Smoked Royale (Just One:

I was with a friend looking for lunch venue at Holland V, chanced upon this outlet that serves all day breakfast. My friend is very keen to try so we went in and got seated immediately. This place is rather small with few tables indoors and another fewer tables outdoor.After checking out what's on offer on the menu, I decided to have the Usual Suspects $16.00++ and a Cup of hot chocolate.Usual SuspectsConsists of two eggs cooked in preferred style, choice of bacon/ham/sausage, baked beans, saute

Hatched used to be this new ‘Eggs’ restaurant everyone talks about. It was so ‘in’ that if you didn’t know, your conversation partner would be like ‘whaattt?’. It took me really long to patronize the all-day breakfast place, for whatever reasons. Before coming, it was really one of those restaurants with a well-balanced mixed review. So I came without an expectation too high.The menu starts off with different categories of the cooking style of eggs. There are a couple of options each under ‘Boil

Visiting the new outlet of Hatched at Holland Village.We ordered Beef pot pie, sturdy bread sits like a volcano filled with hot Flavorful and tantalizing beef stew; with overflowing lava look a like fluffy and creamy scramble eggs lightly sprinkle with pepper. Choose to DIY one of the set in order to try abit of everything.Juicy and toothsome beef patty covered with slice of sticky melted cheese topped with a perfectly cooked egg sitting on a toasted crisp muffin. Baked firm potato topped with

It was a perfect brunch date at Hatched on a sunny saturday. I ordered the Papillote (smoked salmon folded over scrambled eggs with chive cream with toast and potatoes with caramelized onions) with an ice latte. The smoked salmon was sliced too thin and the scrambled eggs seemed like "home cooked" standard. But in overall, it tasted not that bad. The ambience was good and the interior design is decorated with the 'egg' theme which i thought was quite cute!

After the bubble tea craze, came the cafe-hopping craze where diners choose to partake in this high-class lifestyle: sipping coffee/tea whilst enjoying the world go by. I popped into this branch of Hatched the other day after hearing a lot of positive reviews about it. I must say I was really delighted by everything in the quaint little shop. The decor of the store was really cozy and channelled a really adorable vibe. Pictures of eggs were scrawled onto the blackboard where diners could check o

Have always wanted to try the poached egg served in hatched and finally I had the chance when i had a gathering with 2 of my friends!I really really like the layout and design of the restaurant! So cosy and warm! Hahaha anyway the three of us ordered 3 of their poached eggs dishes, Sir Benedict, Smoked Royale and Burly Bendedict Oh! And we can actually choose either 1 or 2 poached eggs for our dishes and all the 3 of us opted for 2 poached eggs (hehe typical greedy us). I had the Sir Benedict

Holland Village is home to some dining powerhouses with D'Good Cafe, Original Sin, Da Paolo and Fosters' Steakhouse. Hatched has earned for themselves a good reputation for fantastic dining choices with a recurring theme -Eggs! Practically every dish here has eggs in it -Eggs Ben (Sir Benedict, or so they call it!), Toast Soldiers, The Usual Suspects etc.The outside has a pretty odd decor, presumably resembling a nest but it looks a bit futuristic for the whole feel of the cafe given that there

Evelyn wanted to 'reunite' with Hatched cos the last time we went to the branch at Evans Lodge, the pancakes were so good & I'm an egg lover!Sausage platter for us. Sausages too salty to our liking.Popeye's Salute for me. Just in case you're wondering whats with Popeye? Look at the amount of spinach underneath the egg! I don't quite like this cos the spinach is too wet & the muffin is soaked, thus making it too soft for my liking & one of the egg is too cooked too!Evelyn had French Onion Sandwic

As an egg lover, I was curious to find out how great their egg dishes can be.FOODSoup of the day - Potato Leek ($7)The soup is quite thick and fragrant, and is topped off with tiny slices of bacon, tiny cubes of potato and some garnishing which makes the whole soup so fragrant.El Chorizo ($16)The dish is actually scrambled eggs cooked with Chorizo sausage, served with toast and homemade mash. The scrambled is really nice. It has beef sausage in it, and the scrambled eggs is a little watery, not

Fans of brunches wouldn't be unfamiliar with Hatched, one of the first few places that come to mind, whipping up all-day breakfasts in Singapore. More established in their first branch at Evans Lodge, they've recently opened one at Holland Village, conveniently located near the exit of the MRT station, right beside Swensen's.It was my first time at Hatched, bearing high expectations since they were rather established and there has been many good reviews going around. Stepping into the place, it

This small little cafe is located near Holland Village MRT Station is rather cozy. The cafe is within walking distance from the MRT station. I went with the convention since it was my first time there, I tried their Sir's Benedict and I found it rather pricey. 2 eggs for $19, only 1 egg would be $13. It was served with veggies and mashed potato. The hollandaise sauce on the eggs matched suitably with the entire dish.