Went there for dinner with family on a Sunday evening. I was a little apprehensive about the restaurant, since it's almost like Marche's concept. But I was quite surprised with the quality of food there.

We ordered Hawaiian pizza, Aglio Olio, Beef Skewer, Kebab with Olive Rice, Rosti, Lobster, and Chocolate Cake for sharing. I particularly love the thin crust pizza, beef skewer and kebab. The (chicken) kebab is a must try!

The rosti and chocolate cake tasted decent, but I was expecting something more. Overall, worth a visit, and I might just return for big gathering.

Went there for lunch on a weekday, and it was a very relaxed lunch, since they don't have long queue, and the restaurant wasn't really packed.

Service is really good and warm. I particularly enjoy their fried pork cutlet and prawns, as well as the cabbage salad with lots of sauce. I don't usually order fried cutlet at Japanese restaurants, because of the greasy taste. Tonkichi is the only place that I always go back to for fried cutlet, because the food doesn't taste greasy, neither too heavy.

I find that Tonkichi is quite underrated for the quality of the food. I don't really find the price there expensive, especially when I compare the quality of their food with their casual Japanese dining places.

We were looking for a place for dinner, and came to House of Robert Timms. It's quite a nice place to chill out with friends. They have quite a good menu on food, drinks, and even wine. I like that they serve their sandwiches on whole grain bread.

The sandwich that I ordered was quite massive (haha), which is really not like what is shown on the menu. I guess for the house sandwich, 2 persons can share. Love the fries

Saw this new kiosk opened at Raffles City, and was curious to try out. Moreover, these sweets just look so cute!

Ordered Rum & Raisin for $2.90 per piece. It's nice that the cakes are handmade daily without preservatives.The cake has a cake-exterior that opens up to a molten chocolatey centre. Gooey, slightly warm and niceeeee. Don't expect atas cafe standard, but I think S$2.90 a piece, it's really a good match for the quality vs price. A nice, fun and casual treat, especially if you are not intending to eat a standard slice of cake or dessert

My friend suggested this place, which I have not heard of.

We were pretty satisfied with the service and food. The signature nasi lemak has got really good chicken. Crispy, yet not overly oily. I had the chicken curry with bread, and was surprised at how fluffy the bread was. Great curry too (too bad the curry is too little!).