I ordered a plate of chicken plus one braised egg from Xing Yun Hainanese Chicken rice for sharing with my wife. I thought it is quite special that this stall uses tomatoes as the "garnishing" instead of cucumber. The chicken here is really tender and soft. The chicken skin is quite bouncy and has a very springy texture which I love. THe gravy here is not too saltish and it helps to enhance the taste of the chicken. The chili here is also very nice, not too spicy and if you can take chili, I will recommend that you dip the chicken into the chili for a better taste. Lastly, the rice. I personally quite like the rice here as it is not too oily and yet still very fragrant. Overall, I enjoy the food and will be back. I can't really remember the price but it is around $10 for the both of us.

Last month, I had dessert at FEAST in the new wing of Jurong Point as I wanted to have tang yuans and I didn't think that the desserts shops at Jurong Point has it. I ordered a bowl of 5 tang yuans in total. I forgot how much it cost but it should be around $2. The soup is rather special and does not taste like any ordinary sweetened soup. The taste is a little sweet and savoury. The tang yuan is quite normal though, it tastes like what my wife cooks for us using the store bought frozen tang yuans from supermarkets. The flavours given to me are peanu and red bean which are the common standard flavours. However, for the unique taste of the sweet soup, I will not mind buying from them again.

My friend and I had dinner at this coffee shop. I ordered my dinner from the ban mian stall, opting for the ee mian instead of my usual ban mian for a change. The ee mian noodles is more flavourful than the ordinary ban mian as the ee mian is deep fried before. As I chose the normal soup, this results in the soup being slightly more flavourful than my friend's soup as he had gotten the ban mian. The ingredients like the minced meat and vegetables are quite substantial. I find the minced meat here to be quite tasty as it is soft and it has enough taste. The ban mian costs $3, it is more expensive for tom yum soup ban mian.

I am quite an avid fan of green tea so even though there are many other choices of ice cream available, I will still settle for green tea ice cream. The scoop is quite generous and I choose to have it without toppings to fully savour the flavour of the green tea ice cream. The green tea ice cream is quite smooth and creamy and it is also rather milky as what the previous reviewers have pointed out. The taste is not as authentic as the green tea ice creams that I have at Japanese restaurants. The green tea taste is not very strong, hence while the ice cream taste is alright, I will not order it again as I have been accustomed to the green tea taste from Japanese green tea ice creams.

I bought a 6" chocolate cake ($29) from Chocolate Origins for birthday celebration as the birthday person is a huge fan of chocolate. I got the original chocolate which is a safer choice as not many people love dark chocolate.

Do take note that the cake is not really a "cake" because the layers of sponge is very minimal. Bulk of the cake is rich layers of chocolate fudge which makes this cake a really indulgent treat. The chocolate taste is really good, it is very chocolatey, smooth and just melts in your mouth. The sweetness level is just right too, not too cloyingly sweet. That said, as I am not a huge fan of chocolate, one slice is enough for me. Two slices would be an overdose of chocolate. I will recommend chocolate lovers to try it.