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For the full review and more photos, head over to http://toroamtheworld.blogspot.com/2015/06/food-review-park-at-holland-village.htmlA cafe by day and bar by night, PARK is a relatively quieter spot away from the enclave of bars on the other side of Holland Village.Truffle Fries ($11++): My friend redeemed this from the Sugar app and she loved it. I didn't try because I don't eat fries but this is one of their famous dishes so you may want to order it.Truffled Mac and Cheese ($13.20++): PARK is

I ordered their Eggs Benedict which came with 5 sides: sauteed mushroom, bacon, potatoes, cherry tomatoes and salad veg. Nothing could possibly go wrong with poached eggs, but the parma ham below was so thin I could barely taste anything (just look at the picture above). Might as well don't add? The bread was super thin as well, I think Mcmuffin tastes better. The sweet pea, though added a crunch to the dish, I find the taste a little overpowering. Hollandaise sauce was good, not too sour. Bacon

My friend and I decided to have lunch at this place after school! It is actually a cafe during the day and a bar at night. The seating area is pretty limited, with both indoor and outdoor, and we chose to sat inside as the weather was quite hot. We can't resist when we saw truffle fries on the menu and ordered one to share. We could actually smell the aroma of truffle oil when the fries came! However, we could barely taste any truffle which was disappointing. As I was craving for something sav

Located right infront of the exit of the station, beside hatched and provence, this rather new cafe has finally caught my interest to pay a visit mainly because of their all day breakfast menu and truffles fries (which I've been a little insane over these days).Rise & Shine ($12) for myself and I really love the creamy scrambled eggs but the rest were just mediocre.I couldn't really remember the name but it's some kind of minced lamb sandwich? You get to choose two sides along with the main cour

Checked out this new chill out joint and holland village. It's an interesting structure like a pop up store in the midst of grass patch. Their beer prices are pretty reasonable. I had some Japanese Orion beer which was light and smooth. Ordered a Lemon Meringue Cake to pair with it. The sponge cake was soft and buttery. The cream topping had lemon and sugary taste. All put together, they went well. Not a heavy dessert but still pretty satisfying!

When I first heard of PARK @ Holland Village, I was eager to try it out, what with it being set in a Park (considerably, in the congested Holland Village), and serving breakfast items (only until 6pm daily, it is not a all-day breakfast place). It was also perfect that it’s right at the doorstep of Holland Village MRT. It also fitted the bill because we were looking at having dessert at MU Parlour. So this seemed like a viable plan.You have the option of dining in an air-conditioned ‘park’ or th

For details, please visit http://foodesteem.blogspot.sg/2013/06/park.htmlPark is located in Holland Village, which is quite popular for foods and pubs too . And Park itself, opens till late to fit into the environment Indoor seating is pretty narrow, but outdoor seating is spacious and well-ventilated with fans running at the ceiling. Food wise is a little steep, but worth the price! PARK Wings for $8.50 which are well-fried, but rating wise is a little above average. Eggs Benedict for $13.80 wi

For full review and photos: http://gninethree.com/2013/05/22/park-holland-village/While having the name PARK in a park is nondescript and hardly raises any eyebrows, the structure and architecture of the shack probably will. Reconstructed out of an old shipping container and powered by solar energy (hence the eco-friendly element), it is a strategic place to engage in the activity of people watching or simply enjoy some quiet time by yourself, a nice respite amongst the trees and plants.In the d