I am a fan of salad and wraps so I hunt around for good and reasonably-priced salads (who would wanna pay so much for veggie lol)

At Simple Wrapps, for salad, one can make own salad by choosing from a wide array of ingredients at the price of $6.90. It consists of veggie and six toppings. But to add on a meat topping, there would be an additional charge. I was also spoilt for choices of its many various different types of dressings available.

Ordered a regular salad with add-on of Mango Roasted Chicken. It was good and filling, just simple guilt-free pleasure ^^My friend ordered the Tower of Pisa wrap. There are also five types of wrap skins to choose from. Haha how can one not be spoilt for choices LOL

The wrap was alright but I find the Italian Herb Chicken inside was too dry. Besides, I was expecting the wrap skin to be toasted like how Salad Stop did. However it was not thus it tasted dry and bland.

Had an add-on of soup also at $2 but the portion was pathetically small. We had the Cream of Broccoli soup. It was plain tasteless and bland, more like drinking creamy soup with no trace of broccoli at all.

In conclusion, salads here is good with a wide varieties. Wrap would be good too if it were to be toasted. Leave out the soup to avoid disappointment. I would only come back here for a salad fix.

I like this dessert stall only selectively for a few of its items. Having tried several items on the menu, I have had mixed pleasant and unpleasant experiences here. Yet I still frequent the place for a few particular items.

I love, in particular, the Bean Curd with Walnut paste ($3.80). However I order it without the addition of syrup as the Walnut paste is already sweet itself. The combination of both is perfect, both the hot and chiller version.Besides that, the Mango Roll is good too. Heard the Durian one is not too bad. The skin is not too thick but with thick mango chunks. But at times the mango might be quite sourish

It is advisable to give some of the items a miss such as the Coconut Jelly, the Green Tea Mousse and the Osmanthus Jelly. Overall, the range of varieties is quite wide and reasonably-priced.

Everytime after my work out at town, I always love to grab a quick fix at this place to satisfy my hunger and yet not over-indulging.

My favourite is their Make-Own-Salad meal. A regular size salad ($9) consists of a salad base, two proteins and two veggies. For salad base, I will opt for half veggie, half pasta. The pasta is served chilled and tossed in olive oil. For proteins, the Egg Frittata, Grilled Kumara, Chic Teriyaki, Bratwurst and Sautéed Mushrooms are my recommended items. As for the other, I most often opt for cranberry, tomato or croutons.There are five salad dressings to choose from. It is self service so one can take the amount one prefers. I particularly prefers the Plum Sesame dressing. And there is also free topping of white sesame and sunflower seeds ^^

This is my one of my favorite salad place. A plate of salad packed with all the healthy stuff (not too much dressing of course) to pamper and nourish my body

An interesting concept of coffee shop with a fusion of French Food, burgers, beer and ordinary Chinese hawker food fare like Minced Meat Noodle. Food pricing is generally affordable except for a few food items.

Ordered The Duck Leg Confit ($14.50) and the Crispy Pork Belly with sauerkraut (the daily's special of that day). I had the former as I don't take food too high in fats. But I took a nip of it minus the skin but even just the meat itself only was like as if smoldered with oil. The Duck Leg Confit was nicely done with crispy skin layer complemented by a smooth mashed potato base.My friend tried the Kangaroo Burger ($18) from the other stall. It was quite good with nicely done burger patty which had ample juiciness in it.

In conclusion, the place is a good choice to cater for different taste buds.

I am glad that I have finally paid the place a visit after hearing some rave reviews about it. Their signature item, Shiok Maki was a really syiok one. Awesome Japanese food and reasonably priced, located conveniently at town center, what more can one ask for?

The only downside would be the long waiting time during the meal peak hours. I waited almost 30 minutes on a Sunday noon time before finally getting a table for two.

Ordered their Ramen and it was only $8! Affordable and good, the broth was flavorful paired with springy noodles though the Tamago was slightly less than satisfactory ><The Salmon skin was not bad but was just a tad less crunchy as I would hope for. It was served as large chunks of Salmon Skin rather than small bits that some other Jap places usually do. The Bento sets are only available during lunch time. Had the Grilled beef set which came along with rice, Miso Soup and Agedashi Tofu. The gravy was appetizing with generous portions of beef slices. However, I would prefer the beef to be more tender as I think it was slightly overcooked. Sushi here are awesome especially their signature items. I would surely head on over to this restaurant again if I am craving for Japanese food. :chopstick: