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2014-09-02
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Heard of this cafe for ages, and it is not far from where I reside, so I decided to pop by for brunch after running some errands on a weekend morning.Located amongst industrial office buildings and warehouses along the Balestier area, this cafe looks so non-discreet from the outside. It is a bicycle cafe for bikers to rest, get their bicycling gears and enjoy a lovely meal / coffee before heading for the roads again.Not a cyclist (I cannot cycle, lol), but I did appreciate being able to see the
Located amongst industrial office buildings and warehouses along the Balestier area, this cafe looks so non-discreet from the outside. It is a bicycle cafe for bikers to rest, get their bicycling gears and enjoy a lovely meal / coffee before heading for the roads again.
Not a cyclist (I cannot cycle, lol), but I did appreciate being able to see the different types of bicycles mounted / strewn around the cafe with huge capacity.
For the mains, I had a Scrambled Eggs with Smoked Salmon set (SGD$18.90) - consisting of bouncy smoked salmon, fresh greens with lots of halved cherry tomatoes, buttery scrambled eggs that were smooth as tofu, and golden toast which was crispy. It was a hearty indulgence.
For desserts, I chose the Soursop Tart (SGD$7.50) - sweet cream atop crunchy pastry crust, containing luscious soursop paste within. I hadn't expected the soursop taste to be distinctive, but it broke through the surface of cream and pastry to form an impression of its own, boldly letting its delicious flavor assault the palate pleasantly.
Overall, the dining experience was nice and simply relaxing - the perfect spot for non cyclists to chill out at over chatter or a good book.
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