For those who wants to try the famous Chachutak Coconut Ice Cream, good news!!! IT IS HERE IN SINGAPORE!! Their flagship outlet is located at our fun-filled beach in Singapore, Sentosa.

Happen to chance upon it while strolling along Siloso Beach Walk. We were delighted and approached the stall. If I remember correctly, the price is steep!! It is at least $5 for a scoop of ice cream! Nevertheless, ordered one to try.

It was a disappointment...

It was different from what we ate at Chachutak. In Chachutak, we are allow to choose two out of the variety of toppings available. Over here, the only topping inclusive is the peanuts. If you want other toppings, it an additional charge of at least $1!! The ice cream is very icy with no coconut fragrant at all.

This is the first time that I am trying the carrot cake from coffee bean. And it was a great disappointment. The carrot cake was dry and the taste was rather blunt. It was lumpy in the middle and cold. The ingredients inside are nuts and carrot. I was expecting more from Coffee Bean. Paying $5 for a piece of cake and getting this kind of result is really upsetting. Don’t think I will try it again anytime soon.

My usual noodle stall is not open. So I tried the western food from the coffee shop. Oh My!!! It’s one of the worse western food I have tasted. The rice is tasteless and dry, the “chicken cutlet” has so much crumbs covered on it that I cannot taste the chicken. The salad is a normal commercial salad. And all that cost me $6.50. I really regretted ordering that. This will be the first and last time I would order from this stall.

I also ordered their abalone soup to try as their picture is very enticing. However it does not taste as good as how it is advertised. The abalone soup’s serving is also very small, similar to their abalone noodles. The soup is piping hot but the taste is not up to my expectation after the long hours of cooking. It was not flavorful and the fish maw, abalone and scallop are overcooked!! Definitely not worth the price…

This stall at Race Course Road serves only abalone noodle, there is no normal minced meat noodles like other Lam’s stalls. Although the presentation of the bowl is very big, at $6.50, I would say the portion of noodle served is smaller than what is usually served in local food court. Moreover there is nothing special about their abalone noodle except for two small cubes of abalone and one scallop. The chili in the dry noodle is not fragrant at all and the amount added is very minimal.