Normally I try to avoid eating laksa during lunch because I did not want to stain my clothes but since this stall is quite famous, I decided to try it. I ordered the $3 portion and it comes with a generous serving of fishcakes and hum. The primary ingredient seems to be the hum, so if you do not eat hum, I would advise you to buy other food instead. The hum is quite fresh and so is the fishcake. The fishcake is quite bouncy and delicious. The laksa gravy is quite thick with strong coconut fragrance. I added more chili to the laksa to increase the spiciness as I found it to be tastier that way. Overall, I thought that it is quite a good bowl of laksa though I think I would prefer a laksa with more ingredients.

I went to Jack's Place for lunch a few weeks back. As I was caught up in a jam, I left it to my wife to place my order for me. I indicated that I wanted to have steak, so she got the steak for me. I am not very sure what is the sauce that was poured over the steak but it is quite tasty. The sauce is tangy and it went well with the earthly taste of the beef. The beef was cooked medium well and I am quite glad that the chef cooked it well such that there is no blood when I cut into the beef but yet the beef still retains its tenderness. The dish comes with potato wedges and vegetables. I think the broccoli could have been more as there are just two florets of it. The set lunch comes with garlic bread, tea/coffee and dessert of the day so it is quite comprehensive and affordable with my set costing only $13.90++.

I was at The Central together with my colleagues after our meeting and we decided to lunch at this korean eatery. We went there quite late at around 1:15pm hence there is not much of a crowd and we could get seats for the four of us. I ordered the Saba fish set which cost $6.90. The dish will be served so once we made our order, we could go back to our seats and wait. Each set comes with a small saucer of kimchi and anchovies. I love the kimchi here. It is not too salty and it has the right sourish taste to it. The saba fish is very nice. The outer skin is slightly crispy and the inner flesh is quite tender and flaky. It is just a little troublesome eating it because of the small bones within the fish. The fish size is quite alright as well, and maybe its because of the rice but I felt quite full afterwards.

I am normally not a fan of bubble teas but my children introduced me to this drink to try and once I tried it, I was hooked. The drink that they got me to try was the Black Tea Macchiato. I ordered the $2.40 portion and the tea is unlike the normal teas. You will need to sip off the layer of milk at the top and then drink the tea. It is quite special as other teas will normally require that you shake the cup but not this. I find that the milk at the top is pleasantly sweet and smooth and it is very tasty. The tea at the end was quite refreshing and not too sweet. I had mine at 50% sugar level which I find it just right for me.

This ice cream store has been around at Takashimaya for quite long but this is my first time ordering from them. There are lots of different flavours available and the good thing is that you can request for a sample so that you get a taste of the ice cream before buying it. The flavour that I got in the end was the rum & raisin flavour. The ice cream is very smooth and milky. The rum taste is not very potent so I would think even children can enjoy this. I am looking for a more potent taste but I must say I still enjoyed this a lot even though the alcohol is not strong. The ice cream is not too sweet as well and there are quite a few plump and juicy raisins. I saw a lot of people buying the green tea flavour so that will be the flavour I am going to try the next time I am there. A single scoop cost $3.80.