Went there with friends for dinner. I ordered Chicken Mc Grill, Sundae Chocolate and Sundae Strawberry. First bite, the grilled chicken was juicy and fresh, cost only $7.30. The meat was tender and succulent but a bit oily. The burger bun was soft in texture and very nice to eat with the chicken. On a sourdough bun lies a bed of lettuce with a nicely grilled chicken fillet topped with tomato slices and drizzled with a special sauce, it was really great. The vege and tomato tasted very fresh. I like their garlic sauce, not too spicy. The sundae taste good too and it cost only $1.50, quite reasonable. It rather have strong Vanilla milk taste and it really goes well with the strawberry and chocalate. I like the strawberry as it were very fresh and not overly sweet or sour. I can even tasted the strawberry bites. Other than that, the chocolate was not bad. Its thick but its too sweet for my liking. It was very refreshing after having this sundae.

Went there with friend for Hi-tea. I ordered White Mocha Frappucino and it cost $7.40. First try, the white mocha taste great. The mocha was smooth and the chocolate syrup adds a dimension. It aslo creamy and sweet but not too sweet, taste just right. It was very aromatic, strong and more than enough to give you the "punch. The mocha was thick and really a delight. The drink came with enough punch of the mocha essecence. The cream was goes really well with the mocha. Overall, the white mocha frappucino was really great.

We went to grab some snack after hanging around. When I received the chicken, it was pipping hot and smelling deliciously of fried chicken. The chicken is boneless and is quit a big pieces and I watched the person cut it into smaller pieces for easy consumation. I love the peppery taste and I prefer more chilli powder as I like spicy food. The chicken was crispy and tender and even fresh too but it a bit oily. Overall, the chicken was not bad.

The very first time I passed by the shop, I didn't pay attention to it till my friend told me that their wassant are good. That's when I realised it was their branch outlet. The bread variety is relatively lesser than the original outlet. But you can still find the most popular item here, the wassant. Other choices includes the tea cakes and pon. First bite, the wassant was really great. It were light and fragrance. They were soft in texture and you can taste different layers. The kaya and chocolate flavor was quite rich and I can even tasted the chocalate taste. Personally, I think the size is quite small but overall was great.

Went there with friend for lunch. We ordered Mentaimayo Gyoza and Sapporo Spicy Miso Ramen. When the gyoza (6pcs) was served, it looks so tempting. First bite, the gyoza was great. On top of the gyoza, it cover with salted cod roe and mayonnaise. Its crispy and crunchy and they were very generous with the ingredients. The ingredients was fresh and tender. The gyoza really goes well with cod roe, recommended. The ramen was not bad too. The soup broth was rich and not too spicy, and the soy egg is good - semi-boiled egg with runny yolk that also captures the essence of the soy marinate. The noodles are slightly fatter and springy which comes with a better bite. They were very generous with the ingredients too, all were fresh and tender. Overall, the food was great.