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2014-09-14
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A fairly new cafe nestled along the row of exotic shops at Haji Lane, I have heard of it way before I decided to set foot into this pretty little haven. Shop Wonderland is not just a cafe, but a part of Wonderland for Detailed Planners, doing home and events decor. This probably explained the gorgeous aesthetics of this tiny cafe, with all the floral touches and exquisite ornaments forming part of the designs.The modernistic chic outlook engages the use of floral designs, ratten chairs and books
A fairly new cafe nestled along the row of exotic shops at Haji Lane, I have heard of it way before I decided to set foot into this pretty little haven. Shop Wonderland is not just a cafe, but a part of Wonderland for Detailed Planners, doing home and events decor. This probably explained the gorgeous aesthetics of this tiny cafe, with all the floral touches and exquisite ornaments forming part of the designs.The modernistic chic outlook engages the use of floral designs, ratten chairs and books to give the cafe a lovely ambience, well-spaced despite the sheer size of the cafe level. The service was not too friendly despite there not being much customers at 11.30 am. on a weekday, but I was not there to hang out.
I was here specially for the Earl Grey Lavendar Cake (SGD$7.60) served on an interesting wooden plate resembling a table tennis racket, made prettier by the paper doily that sat beneath the cake. The pale lilac coating was silky and rich on the mouth, with a light hint of lavendar to it, as did the cake bear some semblence of earl grey's flavor in it. But the texture of the cake itself was rough, dry and hard, which was a tad disappointing given its lovely, resounding name.
Nonetheless, I washed the cake down with a hot, delicious cup of Cuppucino (SGD$5.20) that had a nutty hint and roasted coffee's aroma.For more detailed information and photos, please feel free to visit:
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