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2013-06-02
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We visited Bruce Café located amidst the lush greenery of NUS U-Town, a Bruce Lee themed café that truly lived up to its name in terms of décor and overall atmosphere. Borsch Soup ($2.80+) The soup was hearty and flavourful, without that Campbell’s taste found in so many other Borsch soups. I found the chewiness of the beef bits complementing the mush greens boiled with the tomatoes in it, with a little bit of sour zest that kept me wanting for more spoonfuls. Hot Plate Pork Chop ($8.80+) I fo
Borsch Soup ($2.80+)
The soup was hearty and flavourful, without that Campbell’s taste found in so many other Borsch soups. I found the chewiness of the beef bits complementing the mush greens boiled with the tomatoes in it, with a little bit of sour zest that kept me wanting for more spoonfuls.
Hot Plate Pork Chop ($8.80+)
I found the pork chop to pale slightly in comparison to the soup, owing to the dry and mediocre texture of the meat which even food stalls in coffee shops far better (thus far). Perhaps the meat was too thinly sliced and hence overcooked on the hot plate it was served on. The sides – which included grilled tomatoes and mixed vegetables – seemingly stole the limelight, for once.
I was quite please with their service level (water was refilled promptly, waiter was courteous, response was quick etc…) In addition, the café also spots of a games corner well stocked with popular board games such as Catan, Saboteur, Risk etc…Overall, this is a nice place to simply chill with a group of friends for supper and games. Foodwise, however, there is definitely room for improvement.
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