Perhaps more well known as a coffee place, especially with a slogan like “World’s Finest Coffees”, it’s definitely lesser known as a dining establishment. We were here to sample their array of main dishes on offer – from pizzas to pastas to protein, it’s definitely a wider spread than we would have expected!
Our verdict, if you are a coffee lover, Dome café is definitely the right place to enjoy a great brew. Recommended dishes are the Laksa Pasta with Seared Scallop, Smoked Bacon Carbonara and Apple Crumble with Vanilla Ice Cream.
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From TV to newspapers and magazine, there is no shortage of coverage on 545 Whampoa Prawn Noodles stall in all major media outlets, simply because it’s manned by Ruifang – a university graduate! Having inherited the prawn noodle stall from her parents, this is a rare phenomenon in our local hawker scene: a young university graduate giving up the comfort of an office, in exchange for a hot and humid food centre cooking prawn mee.
But in case you doubt her skills, RuiFang evidently knows stuff. Visit her stall and you can witness how skillful she is in whipping up bowl after bowl of prawn mee.
545 Whampoa Prawn Noodles does not offer bigger prawns – instead, she serves up traditional prawn mee with small shrimp and pork slices. So none of those $20 a bowl prawn mee you can find at other prawn mee stalls. We ordered both the soup version and dry version for a comparison.
Must try the Dry version prawn noodle! The chilli mixture blended quite well with the noodles, and the flavour reminded us of the prawn mee we used to buy from the back alleys back in the old days. A nostalgic bowl of prawn noodles, it was hearty and homey.
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The Amoy Street outlet occupies a small shop with limited sitting capacity; patrons mostly drop in to buy and take away.
Must try their Tiramisu Double Layer ($10.00) probably one of the best Tiramisu in town! Must try their Pandan with Gula Melaka Cake ($4.00) and Chocolate chip cookie ($6.00 for 150g) as well.
On the whole, Matt’s Chocolate shop really lived up to our expectations as a dark chocolate fudge specialist. All the cakes contain half the sugar content of your typical chocolate cake, plus they use dark chocolate with 60% cocoa content - just some of the reasons that Matt's The Chocolate Shop has won over so many chocolate fans - including us, their newest additions to the list!
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The Amoy Street outlet occupies a small shop with limited sitting capacity; patrons mostly drop in to buy and take away.
Must try their Tiramisu Double Layer ($10.00) probably one of the best Tiramisu in town! Must try their Pandan with Gula Melaka Cake ($4.00) and Chocolate chip cookie ($6.00 for 150g) as well.
On the whole, Matt’s Chocolate shop really lived up to our expectations as a dark chocolate fudge specialist. All the cakes contain half the sugar content of your typical chocolate cake, plus they use dark chocolate with 60% cocoa content - just some of the reasons that Matt's The Chocolate Shop has won over so many chocolate fans - including us, their newest additions to the list!
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When one talks about Roti Prata, it is without a doubt that they will mention Casuarina Curry, for after all they’ve been in Singapore since 1992 and they are still going strong!
Casuarina Curry serves a wide variety of prata, curry, noodles and rice/biryani. On this most recent trip, we discovered that Casuarina Curry also does catering! One of the packages for only $15 per pax actually provides prata to be made on the spot by one of the skilled prata chefs.
Overall, Carsuarina Curry serves reasonably good roti prata and curry, prata are not oily at all which you would not feel too guilty when gobble down a few pieces more. Both the Mutton and Chicken curry are savoury. The paper prata is something you should not miss as well.
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