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2013-04-22
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The quaint little neighbourhood cafe actually had its roots coming from a hawker centre stall that used to exist at Blk 516 in the West Coast area. Since then, they had moved out from their former premises into this shop area that is a tad unnoticeable unless you decide to turn left rather than to head in the direction where more shops are located at. The food establishment has simplistic decor, sticking with the shade of white for it’s furnishings, which gives it a clean, modern and comforting
The Beef Bolognese Baked Rice my friend had was extremely fragrant when it came to the table. Not only could you smell the aroma of baked cheese, you could also smell the tomato in the Bolognese as well. It also seemed quite huge too, though on the downside it seemed a bit greasy.
The Mexican Grilled Chicken with Cheezy Sausage came with a choice of 2 sides, so I decided to go for Potato Wedges and Coleslaw. The boneless chicken thigh was juicy and tender, but it contained quite a bit of soft bones that somewhat ruined the otherwise flawless texture of the chicken. The brown sauce seemed to have a unique flavour, but the cheese sauce didn't really taste strong nor spicy unlike how nacho cheese dips are supposed to taste like.The potato wedges are crispy on the outside, fluffy in the inside which are addictive. The coleslaw was served so cold it remained so at least 20mins after it was served.For more photos and the full review, please visit: http://jiaksimipng.wordpress.com/2013/04/20/le-gourmet-blk-504-west-coast-drive/
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