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2013-05-15
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A while ago my friend and I had already decided to visit Buttercake N Cream as I had long craved for their food, but however when we visited their Bedok Point outlet it was unfortunately closed down. Their main outlet at Sunset Way is still in operation, and on one impromptu meet up we decided to visit them for some coffee and desserts.We were informed that the kitchen for mains was not in operation when we arrived at around 4pm; not sure is it that they do not serve mains during non-lunch/dinne
We were informed that the kitchen for mains was not in operation when we arrived at around 4pm; not sure is it that they do not serve mains during non-lunch/dinner hours or is it just specifically for that day, but that did not really matter since it was the desserts that we were there for anyway. We were presented a second menu that listed all the smaller cakes available, and decided to go for the Volcano Lava with another order for both of ourselves.
The Volcano Lava is a chocolate lava cake. While the melted chocolate wasn’t as flowy as expected as it was not really filled up very high in the cake, the cake soaked up quite a bit of the melted chocolate and the flavour of chocolate cake with the melted chocolate is just heavenly. Furthermore the cake was rather sturdy as it held up pretty well with all the cutting and didn’t crumble too much.
The Affogato here has more ice-cream than Espresso. The Vanilla ice-cream here is not really worth commenting much about because it is not something special, but the espresso here is considered quite strong as well. It is not really to my taste though; I prefer bitter-tasting espressos than sour-tasting ones, and the one in the Affogato here is the sour sort. Probably it would appeal to the people who prefer the more sour type of coffee.For more photos and the full review, please visit: http://jiaksimipng.wordpress.com/2013/05/10/buttercake-n-cream-sunset-way/
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