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 had some time to kill before meeting the client so I went for a desserts at Watami. At the time I went, it is already 2pm hence there is no crowd at all. I ordered the Matcha Parfait, which costs $6.80. The Matcha Parfait has two scoops of green tea ice cream together with cream and red beans. The bottom of the glass is chocolate, followed by cornflakes. There is also a oreo stick. The presentation wins a lot of points as it is visually very attractive. The taste is also good. The green tea ice cream is not too sweet and the cream is very smooth and it makes the ice cream very creamy and smooth when eaten together. The red beans are also soft and delicious. It is quite hard to reach for the toppings at the bottom of the ice cream though. I had to eat one scoop of the ice cream first before I could reach the cornflakes. The combination of all the ingredients work and I really enjoy the parfait.

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.

Although Auntie Anne had been around for a long time, it did not occur to me to try them until my wife suggested. Glancing at the menu, there are quite a few varieties of pretzels from sweet (raisin, cinnamon sugar etc) to savoury (sesame, sour cream, garlic etc) and there are also pretzels where there will be a sauce to go with it for dipping. I ordered the garlic pretzel. I love the pretzel, it is soft and doughy on the inside and crisp on the outside. I think the pretzel had just been made since it was still warm when we are eating it. The garlic flavour is strong but not too overwhelming. I had wanted to order two but fortunately I only ordered one as it is quite filling. The pretzel cost $3.50 if I remember correctly.

Recently, I tried out the fish soup from the Fish Delights stall. I chose the fried fish and requested for milk to be added to the soup for extra flavour. The fish soup comes with some lettuce, tomato, seaweed and of course, the fried fish. I also got a bowl of rice to go with the soup. The fried fish is just average. The fish meat is quite little, so I felt like I am eating the fried skin most of the time. The soup is rather tasty, the addition of milk makes the soup really flavourful. I drank quite a lot of the soup and the result is that I felt quite thristy afterwards, which means the soup probably has quite a lot of msg in it. Maybe I will try the sliced fish soup next time instead of the fried fish. The fish soup and rice costs $4.50.