Even though this shop may look small and they only sells tarts, but the different types of flavoured tarts have their own individual unique taste. I have bought their all-time favourite cheese tart to try. For the price of $1.50 per piece, is affordable and the portion is quite alright. The biscuit crust is quite crunchy and with nice butter fragrant and not too sweet. The generous portion of smooth cheese custard filling is very smooth and creamy. This snack is very flavourful and delicious. The service here is friendly and nice.

Pass by this biscuit stall which sells all kinds of colourful and nice Japanese biscuits and tibits here. I have bought a packet of this traditional cookie with broad bean at $6, which the packet is quite big portion. The biscuits are very crunchy and with mild butter fragrant in it. It is not too sweet and baked till really nice golden brown colour. The added small pieces of broad bean added that extra crunch to this biscuit and make it more tasty. The stall is clean and neat and the aunty service staff is quite helpful and polite too.

Other than their signature curry puffs and yam puffs are my favourite, I also enjoyed having the sweet potato fritter sold here. The stall is small but the choices of deep fried fritters here are really a lot. For the price of $1 per piece, is consider quite a big piece and really affordable. The sweet potato is very fragrant and soft in texture. The deep fried crispy crust is very crispy and not too oily. One big piece is good enough to satisfy me. The counter cashier is also quite friendly too.

This Marche Bakery certainly has attracted my attention over their wide spread of golden brown bread and pastries over at their display counter. Restaurant looks really cosy and comfortable. Service was alright but nothing warm nor super friendly. Have bought their cheese stick at $1 per piece which is consider quite alright. The texture was really thick and abit hard as well. Cheese flavour was quite strong but alittle bit too salty. The portion was alright but could have taste it better with a softer texture and less saltiness.

Always been having their signature coffee and toast breads here, and this is my first time buying their new product: Kaya butter cookies here. For merely $2.50 per packet, the price is reasonable and the packaging looks neat and attractive. The counter lady is very friendly and greeted me 'good-bye' when I leave the shop. The cookies is full of the butter flavour and is very crunchy and firm in texture. With the little portion of their signature kaya filling in the center of every pieces taste really special and quite blend in well. Yummy!