I was in Orchard & it was my evening tea time. I just spotted Mr. Bean & decided to hae a soya milk. I ordered for a plain soya milk, warm, with 30% sugar levels. It was super refreshing, it was lightly warm, mildly sweet & was a bland soya milk, but it was so unlike the packaged Soya milk & tasted much better & finer. It costed about 1.3- 1.5 $ only. It is an awesome choice for a light refreshing milky drink.

Just last week, I alighted at Dauby Gaut mrt & stopped by Plaza Singapura to pick up some breakfast. I felt like having some pancakes, so straight away headed to Mc'D's & ordered for a set of Breakfast Deluxe which includes-muffin, pancakes & eggs. I asked for a take away & went to office. I microwaved it before eating. The muffin was great it had a sausage cutlet inside & was really filling. The scrambled egg was normal. The pancakes were the best- soft, fresh, mildly sweet & tasty, I enjoyed it with maple syrup.

The whole breakfast set costed abot 6.5$ without the coffee, which is a little expensive but Ok to have sometimes. It was a great start to the day with some royal, yet simple breakfast

After a nice dinner at Nando's one evening, we decided to head to Venezia for dessert, so we went & were confused with which flavour to choose so we finally decided on mocha chocolate. The Gelato was so tasty, creamy, consistent & heavenly. It had a perfect blend of coffee & chocolate favour. I took a small scoop in a cup,since we had already pigged out on dinner. We enjoyed every scoop of it,utterly delicious. A small scoop costs about 3.5$ i guess, but its really really worth the price. You have to try it. They have some interesting flavours that I would like to try next time .

I visited Ananda Bhavan Restaurat few weeks back since I was craving to have Upma & a friend recommended that you get good Upma at Ananda Bhavan Restaurant. Upma is basically made wit samolina & is like a fried rice minus the soya . The spices are mild & it is quite filling. In India it is eaten as a breakfast snack. This Upma was loaded with vegetables & nuts & had a nice fragrance of ghee & curry leaves . It was served with chutney it costs about 2.5 $.

This is the second time we visited Fifth season, since we liked their food when we dined there before. This time we went on a Sunday, so the restaurant was crowded. Their menu is really impressive. We ordered for veg spring rolls as starters. They were steamed spring rolls,unlike the noral oily ones,filled with healthy vegetables & drizzled with a vinegar based chilli sauce. Really good & a 'must try'. For main course we ordered to Noodle rice which we had tried before & din't mind having again. It is a mildly spiced combination of noodles & rice. It has the flavours of a normal fried rice, & is prepared well. We had it with Fish chilly. Fish fillet coked in soya chilli sauce & capsicum,was awesome. We simply loved all that we ordered. Compared to the 1st time,we noticed that their portions have increased now, which is a good thing The cost of each dish is 12-15 $.