Ajisen is a popular restaurant which has been around for many years. It specialise in ramen but also serve baked rice and other food items too. 

It has affordable ramen set from $13.90 - $21.90. 
A set consists of a ramen of your choice, one side dish and a complimentary hoji tea. I ordered the Cha Shu ramen which consists of a special, creamy and fragrant broth. It noodles are soft and just right for me. The cha Shu is really nice too. When eaten together, it is quite delicious. However, the egg is not the typical japanese half boiled egg which was quite disappointing. 

Overall, the ramen is okay and value for money

Four leaves is a bakery which specialises in bread and cakes. They sell a wide variety of cakes ranging from classic ones to cartoon cakes, catering to people of all ages. 

I bought the Coco exotic cake (15cm by 15cm) for $28. It is the smallest size and if you would like to order a cake for up to 10 pax, it will be good to order in advance as some outlets will only have the average cake size on display. 

This cake is for chocoholics, filled generously with light chocolate mousse and crunchy hazelnut flakes. It looks beautiful too, with nice decorations on top. 
I personally love it as it is not very rich, incredibly soft and moist with delicious hazelnut toppings too

This cake is great to share for approx 5-6 people  

Everyone definitely heard of Mcdonalds and its food. Although it is unhealthy, but people will always have it because it is fast food, quick and efficient. I ordered a fillet o fish meal with sprite. Without upsize. 
The fillet o fish consists of two buns with a fried fish fillet, cheese topped with tartar sauce. The bun is soft and the fish is always tender! I love their tartar sauce as it is tangy and complements well with the burger! 

I ordered unsalted fries as it is the secret recipe in getting hot and crispy fries  
I dislike soggy fries hence with unsalted fries, they will cook the fries on the spot and you will get crispy and warm fries served to you  

For a meal of $4.50, it is cheap and a value for money meal

From the name 'Awefully Chocolate', one will definitely know the signature cake is of course, chocolate. And their cakes are specially catered to the palates of chocolate lovers
This was my first time trying awfully chocolate. I am a die hard chocolate fan therefore i am excited to try their cakes.
I ordered a super stacked chocolate cake which was a layer cake and thicker, richer version of our their Chocolate cake. It is indeed special as there were different kinds of chocolate used for the six inner and outer fudge layers. 

The cake was really soft and moist with extreme chocolately goodness in it. Although the cake looked really simple and boring, however it tasted really quite good! 

But for a price of $7.90 for a slice, i felt it was a tad too expensive. Nonetheless, it was a great experience! 

Koufu is a food court which has many stalls selling a wide variety of local cuisine such as fish soup, chicken rice and pasta.
As i was feeling quite peckish, I decided to try the big chicken pau from Koufu.
The pau is quite big in size and priced @$1.40. The pau itself is soft and warm, the skin is tender and the chicken filling is quite generous too  
The pau is not the typical chicken pau from Cheers or 7-11 as it is definitely bigger and it even has an egg in the filling!  

Overall, it is worth it for the price as the portion is quite big and the pau itself is nice too!