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2015-02-11
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Located in the foyer, outside Metro, is this little but quaint Milk & Honey outlet. I've walked by here many times and they usually have little to no customers. I wonder if people get their yogurt to go, or just their business isn't doing too well at the moment.They have ample, comfortable sofa seating for 20 pax. Everything in here is very lively, even the choice of colours for the chairs and decorations.Here's their menu for their more infamous yogurt parfaits, the two young ladies at the coun
Located in the foyer, outside Metro, is this little but quaint Milk & Honey outlet. I've walked by here many times and they usually have little to no customers. I wonder if people get their yogurt to go, or just their business isn't doing too well at the moment.
They have ample, comfortable sofa seating for 20 pax. Everything in here is very lively, even the choice of colours for the chairs and decorations.
Here's their menu for their more infamous yogurt parfaits, the two young ladies at the counter will help advise you on what to get.
The pictures were all so appetizing and I wanted to try them all. But at $7.80-$9.80 for one, I could only settle for one!Honey Parfait $8.80
Honey Parfait
$8.8
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The white chocolate stick tasted like a normal pocky. The orange chip was interesting, it was like a sun-dried, crystalized orange that in deed tasted like orange. The Honey popcorn tasted like any sweet popcorn. The honey crystal jello tasted like nata de coco which I thoroughly enjoyed the chewy texture with the soft and flowy yogurt. The crunchy crumble was my favourite. It was like eating little pockets of biscuit in every bite. There were also a good number of them.
Crunchy Crumble
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No doubt though, this was a very pretty and yet good tasting yogurt parfait.
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