Kimchi! This dish was one of the complimentary appetizers which they served. I can't take spicy therefore a few slices
were enough to make me 'hot'. Nyy finished up the rest and even asked for another plate. Anyway, it was free refill. Another complimentary appetizer was yellow beans. I ate 1 and stopped, as I did not know how to appreciate it. We ordered and shared the Korean rice cake, in case our main meal was not filling enough. It came with a hard-boiled egg and generous serving of chili sauce. At first I liked the chewiness. However as I ate about 4 pieces, I started to get sicked of the taste. Such things cannot overeat and would be recommended for sharing. My friend's beef set came. It looked really tempting and seeing steam coming out made me drool. It came with a bowl of seaweed soup which tasted too overwhelming. The result of mixing them together and do not be fooled by the look. It tasted really yummy. The yolk made the rice sticky
and goes real well with the tender beef slices. Feel the heat from the black pepper and the steam too. My friend was praising it throughout as he ate and perspired at the same time! My own set was less appealing as compared to Nyy. It came with a bowl of seaweed soup, fried chicken, salad and beef slices. Surprisingly, the fried chicken was rather fragrant. However, nothing could beat that pile of juicy beef slices resting on my plate, waiting to be eaten!

I choose the blueberry cheese cake as they did not replenish the other cheese cakes. I am quite a fan of cheese cakes
because of its texture and doesn't feel so sinful as compared to chocolate cake. (Maybe is my own thinking fooling
myself) The blueberry jam on top is mildly sweet and it helps to balance the bland cheese taste. My friend had chosen the thousand leaf chocolate cake, which I had eaten a couple of times before. This chocolaty cake have a few layers of sponges and cream and a nice smooth coat of chocolate on the top as well as its side. My friend and I found the sponge part quite coarse but overall, it was a nice dessert.

I happened to walked past this lovely bakery hidden within the streets. I got tempted by food easily and ended up going in to try out a cupcake. I went to asked for the most popular cupcake and was recommended red velvet. As there
was no place to eat inside the shop, I sat at the bench outside to capture more pictures before digging in with the given spoon. Rose designed red coloured and white below the red cheese cream. Finally had a few spoonful transferred into my mouth. It was yummy when eaten together with the cheese cream as the cheese gave the taste.

The following week, my friend and I came back to Crab Shack to try out other dishes. This time round it was rather crowded
as last Friday itself, it was advertised on 'HDB Tai Tai 3. We decided to try out different dishes this time round. This time round, both of us ordered the fish and chips for $6.50 each. We were tempted by the large serving the previous
time we came when we saw a lady eating it. My mayo ran out rather fast and I wanted to ask for more, but seeing how
busy the staffs were, I decided not to. We shared a plates of cheese fries for $3.50. The bad thing about this kind of food is that the top layer always tasted so good because of the cheese and mayo. The bottom is always plain and not enough sauce, and we ended up not finishing it. We also shared the calamari rings which costs $4.50. After eating about 2 pieces each, we found that the flour was too thick and ended up removing the flour and eating only the calamari.

I ordered the crab baked rice for $6.50 to try out. Based on the menu, I realized that it was not highly recommended, but
the chicken baked rice was, how odd. It was not too bad and it contains some chunks of crab meat and crab sticks. My friend ordered the crab spaghetti for $7.50 and it was rather worth it. It is also popular among people as there are a couple
of fleshy crab pincers in it. Although the pasta looks really in a mess when it was served, it tasted not too bad. If only
we could have more cheese...After our meal, we decided to share the desserts. We ordered the home-baked chocolate brownie for only $2.90. It comes with a scoop of vanilla ice-cream which I found not enough to go with the brownie. The brownie was surprisingly soft and it was really sinful. I find the chocolate sauce quite messy when it was served.