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2013-10-02
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When you first walk in to the cafe, you'll find the atmosphere very cosy and relaxing. In the afternoons and evenings, there are no fancy lightings or lamps, just the natural light coming in from the windows. (However, sitting by the window would invite glances from people queueing up for taxis) The furniture and natural lighting makes for great food photography and hanging out with your friends. From their menu and decor, I infer that they are famous for their fries and desserts. The prices are
Fortunately, there are promotional sets available at the JCube outlet and I've dined at Pique Nique twice, once for lunch and once for high tea. On both occasions, my stomach and wallet walked out in delight.
They have an on-going high tea set promotion everyday until 6pm, where you get a slice of cake and tea/coffee for just $8.50++. Reasonably priced. I had English Breakfast Tea and a slice of Passionfruit Meringue Cake. The passionfruit cake was good as it was creamy and moist, but it was a little on the sweet side. The portion of cake is reasonably sized as well for the price. The tea was quite a surprise as I didn't expect to get a whole teapot full of English Breakfast Tea with real tea leaves inside (instead of a Twinings sachet of sort), considering that my friend who opted for coffee only got a single cup. There was enough tea to refill my cup 4-5 times and even then it was fragrant and didn't taste diluted.
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