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2013-07-12
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Lola’s Cafe is a fairly new place located at Simon Road that serves brunch and full-meals for dinner. It also serves desserts as well and they have a wide selection of alcoholic drinks from regular beers to craft beers and even wine, apart from coffee.I went at the lunch hour, where there are only snacks, brunch, desserts and drinks available. Most of the brunch items are sandwich items less a sausage roll containing a Bratwurst sausage. There are two items that are slightly different, but those
I went at the lunch hour, where there are only snacks, brunch, desserts and drinks available. Most of the brunch items are sandwich items less a sausage roll containing a Bratwurst sausage. There are two items that are slightly different, but those are only available on weekends. Since I love my mushrooms I chose the Swiss Mushroom with Melted Cheese on Toasted Foccacia. A mouthful to order, but it is a simple sandwich that had Mushroom and a cream-based sauce under a layer of melted cheese. This essentially tasted a bit pizza-ish with the melted cheese being gooey and such, literally covering the whole top of the toast. Part of the mushroom’s earthy taste had also been neutralised with the sauce, good for those who diskike strong tasting mushrooms. The Foccacia was toasted to a crisp and pretty enjoyable. The fries were a bit off the scale as it came slightly cold though still retaining the crispiness. It was salted just fine, and would have totally hit the mark if it was warmer.
Classic French Vanilla Creme Brulee was indeed smooth and custardy inside, but the sugar coating seemed a tad too thick and hardened as the first scoop felt more like cracking an egg shell with the coating ending up in pieces like broken glass. The taste of Vanilla also seemed pretty minimal here, but other than that it was definitely a good plate of Creme Brulee.For the full review and more photos, please visit: http://jiaksimipng.wordpress.com/2013/07/12/lolas-cafe-simon-road/
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