Read the raves of their Hot Chocolate and indeed, this is awesome. Or more than that. It's a really generous serving with marshmellows on top. 'The rich chocolatey taste!' This then lives up to it hahaha. Every sip is so satisfying that even my friend wanted to order it ha. Good news yeah all hot chocolate lovers!

The only drawback is that this place is rather hard to locate; we took a cab there out of laziness. And ps. They are closed on Tuesdays and from 1500-1730 on weekdays, so don't be like me, who waited an hour plus for this lol.

My favourite Mango Cheesecake at my favourite bakery! It is really quite hard to come by cause the boss bakes different cakes daily to be sold as individual slices with no fixed roster, but more often than not you can get the Oreo Cheesecake. The slices of mango can only be found at the outer part and they were wonderfully sweet. The cake is like pure American cheesecake, and it's really smooth. The lingering taste makes me happy haha. This bakery plays soothing music such as that of Olivia Ong, and it's quiet so it's quite an ideal place to read or even study at.

Actually I only knew of this restaurant ( the main one ) when I as a fangirl, heard that a Korean band was going there for lunch ( and I actually managed to pass my idol my present and letter personally heh ). After going there then did I realise that they've hosted stars like Se7en and Shinhwa before, which's really quite a big deal. Thus, I decided to visit this one at Taka too to try their Kimchi fried rice and indeed, it's different from the usual. The rice isn't as cluttered together, and the spiciness was just right. The kimchi and soup are quite ordinary, though. Will choose to go to the main restaurant the next time for other authentic Korean dishes~

Was roaming around Raffles Place and I remember Lau Pa Sat as one of the must gos as advised by the older generation. And woah, this is probably the nicest fish porridge I've ever eaten in Singapore. I find it even nicer than the one at Bedok 85 which many rave about. The texture of the porridge itself is extremely smooth, so much so that the first mouthful totally amazed me. Coupled with the sesame oil, it's near heavenly. Though it is considered pricey for a bowl of porridge, it is really worth it.

Went there with a half expectant and skeptical attitude due to the mixed reviews I've read, but still willing to try cause I love fruit tarts. Ordered a Mango Banana cause I like both, and it turned out fine! The mango slices were sweet which I'm really thankful for, and I like the last layer of the tart heh. It'd have been nicer if there wasn't so much cream~ Ah and there is a set of 9.90 consisting of a tart and a pot of tea, pretty worth it if you're keen to stay for a long chat or reading - it's quiet on weekdays only though.