love this neat looking japanese bakery in Hougang mall.
besides the common swiss rolls and polo buns, they have interesting varieties such as green tea & durian bun
tried this plain-looking donuts which takes a combination of cake and bun.. Its lovely & goes well with yoghurt or ice cream
staff is friendly and helpful, and price is definitely reasonable & value of money

Absolutely love the variety of popcorn flavours they have here .. here are some of the flavours I can remember: Butterscotch, Chocolate, Green Tea, Banana, Wasabi, Tom Yam, Bubble Gum and Cheddar Cheese popcorn

tried the cheddar cheese – love that popcorn is crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. cheese is fragrant however a little sweet.

one of my favourite bubble teas got to be Eskimo
at one point I was quite hoooked on their hazelnut oolong milk tea.
love that its milky without loosing its flavour.

for a non-milk option, you can opt for their yakult green tea - yakult helps with digestion and adds sweetness to the green tea.
I also love their silky milk tea option - fresh cream milk atop oolong/ green tea. - drink it right from the cup in the beginning then stir them together.

this is my favourite durian crepe at just $1.80
love that they give generous amounts of fresh durian each time
you can opt for the more premium durian - mao shan wang durian for $2.80 each .
crepe is made right on the spot hence the crepe is still warm when you get your hands on it.
warm crepe enveloping a mash of cold flavourful premium mo shan wang durian - what more can you ask for?

really excited to find this taiwanese dessert in Singapore!!.
what is great about this stall is that it has a signature black ball dessert - which is a default choice item, eliminating the fuss of having to decide which toppings/ combination you want.
their signature black ball dessert consists of - yam balls, tapioca balls, corn balls, pearls & grass jelly
I also like that they give you the creamer on the side, hence you can adjust the amount of milk you would like to have in the dessert.

you can opt for it to be served either warm, cold or with shaved ice.
I chose the cold one because my experience in Taiwan was that some places give you a huge chunk of ice piled with sweet syrup which I can get quick sick of.
However, on closer look at other orders with shaved ice, you cant really tell that it has shaved ice, meaning its nicely blended in the dessert!! shall come back next time to try the shaved ice version. Awesome!