I don't really like dining in Pepper Lunch restaurants because you'll come out smelling of food. But anyway, I decided to have dinner there and tried the cheesy omelette, which I didn't see in the Express outlets in food court.

You can choose the meat and sauce you want. I went for beef slices with curry. I love cheese and eggs and Japanese curry. Putting them all in a plate is awesome.

There's no service charge in the restaurant, but prices are still higher than the food court. I guess you're paying for them to bring the food to your table. You still have to order and pay at the counter.

Skinny pizza is famous for it's thin and crispy crust. However, by my definition, this is not a pizza. If it is, it is an extremely poorly executed pizza. You are supposed to eat pizza by hand, or at least, you should be able to eat by hand. At Skinny Pizza, you have to use fork and knife because the pizza falls apart when you try to pick it up.

That said, I do find their pizzas pretty tasty and the combination of ingredients unique. I like those pizzas with Asian twist which I think can't be found in many pizzerias. For CNY, they released a 5 spiced pizza! It was yummy. I think that their sides such as truffle fries are pretty overpriced. 

Service is okay. I think it's ridiculous how they charge 50 cents for water. 10% discount if you're a True Fitness member!

The place was almost empty on a weekend afternoon. The staff were not very attentive despite the lack of guests.

They are constantly running promotion for their hotpot. We ordered a collagen hotpot for 2 to share. They had 50% off that day. 

I thought it was pretty average. It wasn't as thick as I hoped, kind of like normal hotpot.

They served us tea upon sitting down. Apparently, they have daily set lunches, which come with free flow green tea. Since we did not order set lunches, the tea was chargeable.

If you're not living in the West, don't bother. It's not worth all the journey there as there are good nasi lemak everywhere in Singapore. I was here on a weekend evening. At around 6 pm, there was already a rather long queue (compared to the other stalls). It is pretty cheap and affordable with the chicken set priced at $3. $1 for the otah which I felt was good. Many people raved about the chilli, but I didn't like it. I found it more sweet than spicy.

This stall sells a variety of noodles. I ordered dry wonton mee for lunch. The noodles are quite springy. Wonton and charsiew are pretty decent. They give A LOT of noodles. It's as if I ordered extra portion. It's a very satisfying (filling) meal for $2.50. 

Also tried their prawn mee before, but the soup was not flavourful.