Revisiting this place after a long break. No great changes to the menu with a few items added.

HK Milk Tea 特制香港奶茶 (S$3.20)
The usual Hong Kong milk tea. Taste good but no wow factor.

Sour Plum Coke 话梅可乐 (S$4.90)
Coke with a twist. Simply love how the sour plum blends into the coke making this less gassy and yet no sour taste of the plum.

Soft Boiled Eggs 半生熟鸡蛋 (S$2.50)
Runny eggs! My dining partner's favourite.

Crispy Prawn Noodle 虾仁生面 (S$12.90)
Loaded with fresh prawns, this is rather tasty with the gravy not too sticky.

Honey Sweet Sauce Chicken Wings (S$4.90)
Quite a letdown as its not crispy enough and the sauce is too sweet.

Luncheon Meat 'N' Egg Sandwich 鸡蛋午餐肉三文治 (S$3.90)
Simple sandwich with thick luncheon meat and egg together with mayonnaise makes this delicious.

Almond Cream with Glutinous Balls 杏仁糊汤圆 (S$4.90)
The taste of this is quite decent with strong almond flavour but the texture is too gluey.

Another Vietnamese food venture.

Located opposite of Don Pie in One Raffles Place, this is the place that I have passed by a number of times but didn't patronize because they are always crowded during lunch hours.

Where would you like to be seated to enjoy your meal? ;)

Go for their set menu which you just have to add S$2 on top of the price of the main course to have a complete meal comprises of main course + spring roll + tea/coffee.

Select the main course from a spread of noodles and rice, you may also order appetisers from the menu for sharing.


Pork Chop Rice with Egg (S$9.90)
Pork chop was quite tender but a little salty if eaten on its own. A little disappointing as the rice and egg is cold when served but a pleasant surprise that the egg is in heart shape.

Lemongrass (Add S$0.50 for Set Menu, Ala Carte S$3)
Didn't felt like having tea or coffee so I add on 50cents for lemongrass instead. Its quite refreshing with the lemongrass taste not too overpowering.

Special - Beef Slices & Balls (S$10.90)
Choose how well you would like your beef slices to be cooked. My dining partner chose to have it medium so the beef slices are rather tender. Comparatively, the beef balls are a tad tougher.

Vietnamese Milk Coffee (Comes with Set Menu, Ala Carte S$3)
A caffeine satisfying milk coffee good enough for coffee lovers.
 
Deep Fried Spring Roll (Comes with Set Menu)
Semi crispy spring roll that is served lukewarm which taste better when consume together with the sauce.

A street style concept shop serving authentic German sausages, currywurst and German beer.

Music playing away from this small player entertaining customers while they wait for their food.

Bratwurst, Chicken, Nurnberger, Krakauer and Bockwurst are the five types of sausages they serves here.

Order just the sausage at S$8 or go for a set. Choose between set 1 (S$12) or set 2 (S$16) which includes a sausage, french fries and soft drink (set 1) or Flensburger (set 2). Both comes with a bread roll too.

If you are a fan of currywurst, its also available here. Ala carte order at S$10 (150g) or set order that comes with french fries and soft drink (S$14) or Flensburger (S$18).

A big eater or prefer varieties? No worries, the wurstbox set is the answer. Where you can select three sausages and, the same with other sets, it comes with french fries and soft drink (S$25) or Flensburger (S$30).

With only one staff manning the shop, orders will take awhile to complete as sausages and bread rolls are grilled when orders are made.

Set 1 (S$12) with Bratwurst
You can opt to change the french fries to salad and soft drink to bottled water.

German Potato Salad
My dining partner chose this. The potatoes are semi soft and this salad taste a little sour. 

Bratwurst and Bread Roll
Savoury pork sausage is grilled till perfection. The skin is crunchy on every bite of it.

Set 1 (S$12) with Nurnberger
Stick to french fries and soft drink.

Nurnberger and Bread Roll
This intense grilled flavour pork sausage is more tasty and less salty than the other. The outer layer of the bread roll is a tad too tough though.


French Fries
The salted fries are the soft type and it taste good. Would prefer if the sauce is served separately.

Those were the days that we frequently visited their Vivocity outlet. It has really been a long time since then and this time we visited their JEM outlet.

As we made our way into the restaurant, the salad buffer bar wouldn't go unnoticed as its at the left side near to the main entrance.

Salad Buffet Bar (Ala Carte - S$15.90) or Free with Any MAINS Order
All-you-can eat salad bar. A wide selection of compound salads, mixed greens, fruits and a variety of ingredients & garnishings.

My own salad creation of healthy greens with Earle's salad dressing. The dressing has a little spicy taste.

Crackers are also served at the salad buffet bar with cheese sauce to go along. It will be great if they provide saucers for the cheese sauce so that we can really dip the crackers into it.

Tuna Quesadillas (S$8.90)
Juicy chunks of tuna wrapped in a tortilla shell with melted mozzarella cheese and rich sour cream. Tortilla is soft and matches with the tuna & melted cheese. This is indeed delicious.

Cafe Latte (S$5.90)
A perk-me-up cuppa for the caffeine addict.

Earle's Poultry Combo (S$28.50)
Charbroiled combo of chicken sausage, sliced smoked duck, chicken thigh strips and chicken breast drizzled with herb onion gravy.

The smoked duck and chicken thigh strips are tender but the chicken breast is a little tougher. The sausage has cheese oozing out on every bite but the texture is a tad too soft. The fragrant gravy adds flavour to the whole dish.

Recalled the two not so satisfying dining experience at both their Chinatown Point and this JCube outlet a couple of years back. Returning again at the request of my dining partners who wanted to check this place out.

Here comes the food for our dinner.

Iced Yuzu Green Tea 冻柚子绿茶 (S$4.50)
A refreshing and yet not too sweet drink.

Iced Lychee Tea 冻荔枝花茶 (S$4.50)
Didn't expect it to come in this colour. The taste is quite good with lychee fruit in it.

Azuki with Milk Ice-Blended 红豆牛奶沙冰 (S$5.50)
Azuki was soft but couldn't really taste the milk. Would have been better if the milk taste is a little stronger.

Taiwanese-style Fried Rice 台式炒饭 (S$10.50)
A rather tasty dish. The disappointment is that the rice is too soggy.

Taichung Night Market Vermicelli in 'Dang Gui' Herbal Duck Soup 台中中华夜市当归鸭肉面线 (S$10.50)
Very strong 'dang gui' and herbal taste making the soup flavourful and with the tender duck meat, this is one of the better dish tonight. The soup is a tad oily though.

Tainan Vermicelli in Sesame Oil Chicken Soup 台南麻油鸡面线 (S$10.50)
Well, this is really too oily probably due to the sesame oil. Chicken was tender but the vermicelli wasn't the soft type that my dining partner prefers.