Plain Vanilla

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星加坡朋友介紹食雪糕的新地方，裝修好特別，有一排舊單車放在門口，仲有個韆鞦，坐室外有吊扇好舒服，室內雖然有冷氣，但冷氣唔夠涼反而好悶熱，櫃內放有各款各樣嘅cupcake同蛋糕，好吸引，不過今次特登嚟食蛋雪糕的，係餐廳自己特別的recipe，我哋揀earl grey 同70% dark chocolate, 雖然唔係勁重奶味，有少少冰，但在這三十幾度的中午，反而覺得好解暑，餐廳內仲有特別嘅精品可選購，好有文青feel

Decided to drop by after having meal at 40hands and we googled that their red velvet cupcake is a must try. We bought it and boom that's the best I've ever tasted and we recommend that you should try it with coffee as icing is on the sweet side. Definitely going back for more!

Bought a dozen cupcakes to go.They are definitely pretty but to be honest they are very plain tasting.The red velvet was okay, the cream cheese wasn't too sweet, the cake itself was moist.The dark chocolate cupcake had crunchy little bits in there, so it was a very interesting bite. It is also not very sweet, or gerlat tasting which was good since I had this right after dinner.The cinnamon cupcake frosting tasted very doughy and again very moist.The cupcakes are reasonably big and you definitely

Found out about Plain Vanilla when I was checking out cupcakes to give a friend as a gift. Online reviews described it as better than Twelve Cupcakes which I had originally wanted to buy. So thought of trying it out!Besides getting a box of six as a gift ($19), I bought two to try including the carrot cake and choc hazelnut. Both flavors was really nice, moist and not too sweet... especially the choc hazelnut with a nutella choc centre, heavenly!It is cheaper to buy a box of six or twelve as one

With the hype of café around Tiong Bahru area, plain vanilla has also opened it second outlet around the area. Their cupcake is definitely worth trying, as it is moist and rich in flavor. Although it cost $3.50 each but with its quality it worth the amount and they have around 10 flavor to choose from, but my favorite is red velvet cupcake as it is sweet and rich in taste.

Another hipster cafe. Plain Vanilla is a rather plain-looking shop, really beyond my imagination from how I see it on Facebook. It is another difficult shop to spot, because they have a very tiny logo outside their shop in short-form, 'pv', and it's cursive as well.There are seatings indoor but no tables, so you just have face-to-face conversations but you can't sit for long. That's rather smart of the owner, since they probably don't want us to hog the seats for the whole day. Sadly, there were