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yoice
This is yoice living in Yishun. I am a student, work in Yishun. I like to hang out in Ang Mo Kio, Woodlands, Yishun. Japanese, Peranakan / Nonya, malaysia food, taiwanese and western food are my favorite cuisines. I also love Bakery, Café, Food Court, catering and Buffet , bobo cha cha, soya milk.
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SOD bubble tea Smile Dec 31, 2011   
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SOD Cafe  (Choa Chu Kang)
Categories : Taiwanese | Bubble Tea/ Tea

 
the photo of drink shown above is the SOD original milk tea without topping. I simply like to drink it because the SOD tea series is more healthier than other brand of tea. i usually order bubble tea without ice and less sugar. this is very refreshing. people who like to drink bubble tea should try this for sure!
 
Date of Visit: Dec 19, 2011 

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SOD cafe Smile Dec 31, 2011   
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SOD Cafe  (Toa Payoh)
Categories : Singaporean | Juices

 
the photo of bubble tea shown above is the SOD taro milk tea with pudding. I love the yam flavour a lot. the pudding is the signature and most popular topping for SOD bubble tea cafe. I also love the yellow pudding a lot. it is very soft and irresistible smooth and goes well with the taro milk! I am loving it!! you should try it for sure!
 
Date of Visit: Dec 26, 2011 

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snow ice Smile Dec 31, 2011   (Related Review)
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Ji De Chi Dessert  (Dhoby Ghaut)
Categories : Cantonese/Hong Kong | Restaurant | Chinese Desserts | Desserts and Cakes

 
the photo of food shown above is the original milk snow ice from ji de chi dessert shop. I enjoy a lot of different kind of snow ice during this year end. I would order this because there is a offer during this season. I get a bowl of bean curd jelly for free. the green tea glutinuous balls are quite nice to eat with this snow ice! loving it you should try it too
 
Date of Visit: Dec 24, 2011 

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dessert Smile Dec 31, 2011   (Related Review)
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Ji De Chi   (Dhoby Ghaut)
Categories : Singaporean | Stall / Kiosk | Desserts and Cakes

 
the photo of food shown above is the bean curd jelly (taufu hua) with scented edible flower from ji de chi dessert shop. i am a bean curd jelly lover. this combination surprise me because the flavour and taste for the bean curd jelly became very refreshing and special. it is light and make me delight. feel great eating this
 
Date of Visit: Dec 31, 2011 

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yam paste! Smile Dec 31, 2011   
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Categories : Singaporean | Stall / Kiosk | Desserts and Cakes

 
the photo of dessert shown above is the yam paste from ji de chi dessert shop. it is also called 'oh ni' is traditional dessert from chao zhou dialect group. I love to eat yam paste a lot. and this is surprisely awesome for me because it is not too sweet and i dont sick when eating it at all. because it served with gingko and sweet potato cubes which is very appetizing
 
Date of Visit: Dec 17, 2011 

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