Wild Honey

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This is definitely a place to come, and to come again. A nice cozy little restaurant located in Mandarin Gallery, with a nice relaxing ambiance. The menu was written on the board, with iPad showing the photos of the food. All the food certainly looks good and I had such a tough time deciding. I ordered the california breakfast, which was scrambled egg with tofu, peppers, mushroom and herbs, on ciabatta. The egg was light and fluffy, and has the nice herb taste. Everything is mixed nicely and com

Wild honey is a all day breakfast place, and it is a great concept! The place is cosy, and the service was fast. Great thing that we came early, cause the place was filled up fast soon after. The only menu was written on a board, but there are two ipads with images of the menu and that will help in the selection, cause there are just too many to choose from. There are a wide variety of breakfast from all over. And we had the English and Scandinavian. I had to say, the portion for English breakf

Heard many good reviews about wild honey. Decided to try it out recently. However, the waiting time is reeeeaally long! We had to leave our names and contact number with them, move on to shop for one and a half hour or so before we have a seat. Perhaps the lunch time caused the long waiting time. But anyway, the wait was indeed worth it! My friend and I ordered the Belgian Breakfast and English Breakfast. And it was good! We had a nice brunch. The set up of the restaurant was cool too! It feels

Wild honey is a quint little restaurant, located at Mandarin Gallery, Orchard Road.Their menu features all day breakfast, and for a start, i ordered their classic English breakfast, which came with scrambled eggs, sauteed mushrooms, baked beans, pork sausage, roasted tomato, bacon and two slices of toasted bread!I loved the scrambled eggs, which was creamy and cooked just right.Overall, a great place if you're craving for breakfast, even at night!~

Wild Honey is a great place for brunch for a slow weekend. I ordered Yemen for breakfast, it’s Malawach (roti) served with hard boiled egg infused with tea accompanied with greens. It costs almost $20 for breakfast. The food taste great, and coupled with the good ambience, it makes a great meal. Service staff who served us were friendly too.

Wild Honey, a cosy little cafe that reminds me of the hut in Winnie The Pooh, it serves solely breakfast all day, a vast variety of great choices of breakfast by the way.I went for the European: Eggs Benedict. It was pretty good I'll say, even though the portion compared to the American: Big Breakfast definitely seemed inferior, just saying, not that it wasn't enough for me.The poached eggs were soft, fluffy and melted in my mouth. The two halves of an English muffin topped with that and the bac

Wild Honey has an interesting concept, the interior design of the restaurant and concept of their menu is very unique. I’m totally in love with it. On my dining experience there, I ordered the Goat Cheese Salad (Salad leaves with pan friend goats cheese, pine nuts, brioche batons and bacon) which costs $15++. The salad is very fresh and I like the unique goat cheese. It’s a little pricey, but for the ambience and the special cheese they offer, it’s still worth it. Great place for dining.

Wild honey doesn't have a menu for a start when you walk into their restaurant which makes it quite unconventional as we are so used to having a menu before placing any food orders. Hence it makes it quite inconvenient for diners as we had to stare intently at the board menu to choose what kinda food we want.Not menu-friendly for first-timers. So do research before coming to eat at wild honey. The portion of egg benedict is very filling though in the picture it may appear to be small. Quite an e

went to wild honey with 2 other friends, we just simply love the different cuisine they offer. my love for jap food is very strong, while my 2 other friends prefer western. one ordered normal western food while the other order canadian.my jap omelet with rice tasted so good, the rice was shaped in an oval shape while the egg was fried till very fragrant.my friends western breakfast was just simply awesome, scramble eggs, juicy hot dog and crispy bacon, all u can ask for in a wholesome breakfast.

My still ongoing search for the best pancakes in Singapore would be incomplete without trying those at Wild Honey, an all-day breakfast joint located in the chi-chi Mandarin Gallery. With breakfast sets starting at $18++, dining at Wild Honey does not come cheap. Unfortunately, Wild Honey's pancakes proved to be both the priciest and the least inspiring ones I've had so far.I've always favored thick pancakes, but nothing prepared me for the mighty filling, six-centimeter-tall stack that came alo

Wild honey, it’s about beautiful breakfast. Tucked in level 3 of the newly renovated of Mandarin gallery, Wild honey serves different types of breakfast from European to Tunisian. Many people are curious why they are called wild honey. Are they lots of honey there to attract ”bees” like us? The restaurant adopts a vintage look, it wasn’t a very big restaurant yet it is cosy enough for people to sit around. The menu is scribbled on the board and you would have to make your choice and place your o

Forsaking the usual breakfast items like eggs benedict, pancakes and toasts (I already had my breakfast earlier!), I zoomed in on Mexican ($18++), a hearty burrito stuffed with scrambled egg, potato, black beans and cheese with sour cream, spicy salsa and my favourite guacamole on the side. Love it! Get this to share since the thick tortilla can fill you up pretty quickly.The Scandinavian ($24++) sounds like my kind of thing: grilled salmon on rosti with asparagus and hollandaise sauce. But this