The only thing I would go for is the waffles there. Unlike those waffles you find in traditional bakeries, Prima Deli waffles are freshly made and they just pour the batter (there's something about their batter) onto the waffle maker itself without applying any layer of oil.

If you're one that prefers your waffle to be crisper, you could just tell the staff to leave your waffle longer in the pan. If not, it would usually be more to the softer leaving a bit of crispiness on the edges.

Usually I would take chocolate waffles or plain waffles, other flavours don't suit my taste, either too sweet or I would find the combination weird, unless you're one that really like sweet stuffs, it'll suit you best.

Flavours available include: Blueberry, Strawberry, Chocolate, Kaya, Cheese, Coconut.

Actually this is my third times, near to my workplace so whenever I crave for Korean BBQ, this is the place that immediately comes to mind!

Quality meat, fresh vegetables and a wide variety of refillable side dishes! I cannot comment much on the authenticity since I have never been to Korea even though you can frequently hear conversations in Korean. Price wise, it really depends on what you order and there is a tendency to over-order!

The stall mainly serves Indian cuisine such as Briyani, Roti Prata and also Murtabak...This time, I tried their Briyani as my loved one try their Maggi Goreng.

At first glance, the portion served is rather large...For just $3.50 that is quite a good deal. Their papadum which is some sort of which is something like a cracker, crunchy!! Next is their Chicken, kinda disappointed that there's blood which can say is not well cooked.

Overall, it's just alright.

While waiting for Interview, I drop by Killiney Kopitiam to had my breakfast.

Compare with Ya Kun and Toast Box, there's a big gap on their kaya toast but is still great. Their toast is always slightly crispy and soft on the inside. It is well coated with egg and fried to give it a nice aroma and entice you to dig in.

They sells lots of other local dishes such as chee cheong fun, nasi lemak, lontong, mee siam, mee rebus.

Overall really enjoyable experience at this place.

Bought a Deal from Deal.com to dine in here.



A quiet sunday afternoon getaway. Food here is average but worth the value during a promo.

Fern Tree Café gives a choice of basic European food from the menu or a buffet that has more local dishes such as fried rice with a range of different local foods, Dim Sum fresh salmon & seafood too!

Writing a review about the meal makes me recall the satisfaction yet again.