Ci Gusta was an Italian franchise selling gelato, the new in-thing now. The portion (small pint) was quite expensive for its price I would say, but then its considered artisanal ice cream so I guess it is supposed to be expensive?

Ordered caramel and chocolate in a small pint. The taste was creamy yet light. And the small portion was not too overwhelming either. I like the design of the shop which was blue and white. However, have to take note that as the shop is rather small, you may have to take away. I found the place a little dirty though, didn't know why the staff didn't bother cleaning up for other customers especially since the place is pretty small.

Bought a set of six macarons (caeme with a box). Really love them! Especially liked the Napoleon Tea & Caramel, it was the staff recommendation too. The sweetness was just right and the taste was thick and nice. Had the Black Tea & Blackcurrant flavour too. It tasted berry-ish and a little sour mixed with sweet.

The staff was totally professional and polite to customers too. Overall great experience.

Went with friends on a Saturday to Bugis and we were wondering what to eat when this auntie, who was pulling guests, mentioned us in. The menu on the door stated that we can order as much as we want and the list of food available was quite long.

However, we were disappointed because even though there were many choices on the food list (you have to tick the food you want on a paper checklist then they'll bring to you), some food were not available (the service staff said the chef has not arrived so the food item was unavailable. Seriously.

The plates were really small and the portions were pathetic for a buffet. So for the second round I checked each food item twice, meaning that I indicated double for each food item. Yet the service staff still brought only ONE set. And they weren't keen to serve customers as well.

Overall, I wouldn't go to such a place again as I believe that with the same price paid I could have gotten a better meal elsewhere.

We ordered two sets of xiaolongbao at the newly opened PD at choa chu kang Lot One. Tried their signature dish of eight different kinds of xiaolongbao - Original, Garlic, Ginseng, Foie Gras, Black Truffle, Cheese, Crab Roe, and Szechuan. And we also had one dish of six original xiaolongbao. It's affordable for the price given and taste was good!

Also I had their signature La Mian with braised pork belly. The broth was good and the la mian was tasty and filling. However, personally, I would have preferred if the soup was less oily. The portion was just nice, and xiaolongbao was enough for a group of four I would say. Overall, good service as the staff came over and told us to faster eat the xiaolongbao before it cools and also to eat in which order.

Went on a Friday evening with a group of friends. I ordered the curry chicken baked rice, while my friends tried out the creamy seafood baked rice and the shrimp curry rice, which came with a small bowl of salad. The price paid was comparable to a similar meal outside in restaurants. I liked the curry chicken baked rice, and I would say the portion is worth its price. But my friend who had the creamy seafood rice did not really liked it as the taste of the cheese was too strong for her liking.

The location of the restaurant was a bit weird as we were seated at another part of the restaurant which was near the handrails of the shopping mall (opposite crystal jade). Hence it might have contributed to the service staff not really paying much attention to our side and we pretty much had to go up to the staff to get what we wanted.