Wild Honey (Closed)

Having seen the advertisements in Orchid for Wild Honey I just had to try it out. So I ask a friend for brunch to the branch in Scott’s Square. Looking at the varied menu I choose the Grilled Ruben. When it arrives the my mouth starts to water and it doesn’t disappoint. The pastrami, cheese, sauerkraut, dressing and crispy rye is very good. The chips could be better but that won’t stop me ordering this tasty sandwich again.

Interior Food menu Dessert and drinks menu Mellow Melon - $9(Honey dew melon, Granny Smith Apple and Citrus Juice)Other than the fact that it was waaaaaaaay overpriced, I felt that it was a great thirst-quencher! Vegetapple - $9(Beetroot, Carrot and Granny Smith apple)This tasted exactly like the ABC juice you can purchase from fruit juice stalls. The Norwegian - $26(Avocardo, grilled asparagus spears, two perfectly poached eggs wrapped with Norwegian smoked salmon, homemade Hollandaise sauce

A group of friends and I made our way to Wild Honey recently to celebrate one of our beloved friend's birthday. Although i made a reservation, due to a blunder on my part, it became invalid, it being the day before instead of the day of the supposed reservation but lucky for us the restaurant was relatively empty (and remained so for the rest of the evening) so we got our seats immediately.Before i start on the food, i had to comment on the ambience and environment surrounding the WH outlet at S

Wild Honey has always been my favorite spot to enjoy quality all-day breakfast / brunch, in cosy poshy settings. Hence, for tonight's Christmas get-together dinner with the dear *J and *L, we selected this place as The VenueThe outlet at Scotts Square is newer, set in dim, intimate lightings with a blend of vintage-modernistic furnishings to give it a plush but homely feel. The balcony alfreco dining area looked inviting as well, but that evening's searing weather gave us pause to venture. We st

This restaurant has my favourite all day available Egg Benedict that I can always have it during any time of the day here as long when I'm craving for it. With very fresh sautéed mushrooms, Hollandaise, and special prosciutto cooked in this dish, is really flavourful and the portion is very generous as well. The salmon is also very fresh and chewy, and the bread toast is soft and fresh. For $30 per person to dine in here, is quite expensive but for its quality, is still worth the price. More

For more details, please visit http://foodesteem.blogspot.sg/2014/01/wild-honey.htmlPolicy: No substitution of food items. They are strict with this, so perhaps you might want to consider putting your "dislike" aside and enjoy the rest of the food Iced Latte ($7.00), and Queen Bee ($9.00) which consists of ruby red grapefruit, elder flower and honey for a refreshing taste. I personally find it bitter instead of refreshing...Imported Norwegian Smoked Salmon ($10.00). European ($19.00) consisting

Well, i've heard alot of reviews about wild honey so i decided to give it a try.Personally, I will just give it a 6/10 for their all day brunch. I ordered the tunisian breakfast ($18.00++) after finding out that it is one of the most ordered dishes in Wild honey. It wasn't too bad for the first few bites but it gets quite filling after awhile. It's probably due to herbs and spices used. The sausages in the tunisian breakfast was good though!The ambience of the restaurant is perfect. My friends a

Previously I've tried the Wild honey located at Mandarin Gallery, I really dislike the service there. Comparing the one at Scotts, the service was so much better and the food was served pretty fast within a span of 10 mins after we ordered. I had the tunisian and my friend had the Norwegian for brunch. I pretty much like the food and the whole ambience and the serving was huge. I couldnt finish it.

Started off the day by attending a session of Traditional Yoga @ True Yoga before meeting with few Secondary School mates for brunch at Wild Honey Scotts Square. As it was a rainy day, I opt for Hot Chocolate. The drink was slightly bitter which I really like & it was served with a huge cube of mash-mellow which makes it creamer & sweeterEnglish Breakfast - scramble eggs are smooth; bacon is crispy; pork sausage nicely grilled, not too hard; potatoes, baked beans & freshly soft bread. What else

The restaurant was bustling and filled to the brim with many still outside in queue on this Saturday and probably everyday. It is a very cute place with a home-ly feel to the decorations on the walls and the furniture they chose. My friends and I were seated at the long table (if not the longest) with comfortable chairs. The service is excellent too! The waiter patiently explained and answered all the questions asked by my friend who's a pregnant vegetarian. I was impressed!I ordered European, $

Visited the place after hearing about the good all day breakfast they serve. Be sure to make reservations as the restaurant is always crowded. I had the Norwegian, it's basically poached eggs with smoked salmon. I liked it, the eggs are just right, not too watery nor too hard. Tasted very well with the smoked salmon, which is soft and yummy. The accompanying hollandaise sauce and avocado made the Norwegian even more delicious. My friend wasn't too hungry so she had the Chicken Chop Chop salad. I

I was attending an event at the restaurant where I am served Caribbean Breakfast. It is coconut waffles bound with fresh passion fruit creme patisserie, fresh baby bananas & slices of mango, toasted coconut flakes & passion fruit syrup. The waffles are cold and damp. I am quite disappointed that they are not crispy at all. The syrup that served with it is quite watery and light in taste.

1st tip to give anyone about this place is to make reservations! Diners will be rejected if there are no reservations made and tables are reserved. Nice deco, i'm pretty sure everyone will agree with that. Couch seats, tables, counter seats are all available. Known for its all day breakfasts, Menu wise you can also ask for the ipad menu and that's makes ordering easier with the photos. But from the crowd you can tell, its more upmarket kind of place and be prepared to pay $30 per pax for your br

Read more food reviews at http://thehungrybunnie.blogspot.comWe LOVE Wild Honey. They have the BEST eggs in SG. Truly. And contrary to reports, the service here is pretty alright. Professional, warm and enthusastic. We always hit up the Scotts Square outlet, because they take reservations. And, even if we're unable to get reservations, the counter seats are always available (these aren't up for reservations so as to leave availability for walk-ins). We had:1) Portobello Road ($22): aka eggs bene

Visited Wild Honey at Scotts Square because I felt that Wild Honey needed a second chance after an exceptionally bad experience at Mandarin Gallery (p.s. I vow never to return to the MG branch!) The Scotts Square branch is a lot bigger, and the staff goes around to take the orders instead of having it at a counter where people queue and overcrowd it during peak meal times. The decor is two parts quaint and three parts vintage -plush cushioned seats, worn white-painted wooden tables, sets of chin