I could not remember the name of the tarts but anyway, I shared 2 with my friend. Fruits and quite a lot of cream rested
comfortably on the tart as we took our time disassembling it portion by portion, savouring the taste. The chocolate
decoration on top seems to be releasing a glow on its own! We also tried the banana one! We were going bananas over the sweet fruit chunks which paired well with the cream. Totally blew us away, making us begging for more!
To cleanse our palate, nothing beats a cup of hot fragrant flower tea!

The mooncake box was really traditional looking. It even haa a traditional lady printed on it. There were a few different flavours to choose from. For our case, my dad bought the standard combination of 'Low sugar red beans with champahne' and 'Mocha with bailey's'. Both types of mooncake tasted really good. Each of them had a chocolate ball within, either containing champagne or bailey's.

Before I actually tried it out, I was wondering why they were called 'chewy'. (Don't every food requires chewing?)
Anyway, they reminded me of donuts as their similarity was both had toppings on them. The only thing different
was that inside them contained fillings too! Either chocolate cream or cream that would oozed out upon biting. The
texture looked rocky but it wasn't that hard. They were indeed chewy, to an extend that after I ate 2, my jaw felt heavy
and lazy to continue the chewing job.

I ordered green tea with vanilla soft serve ice cream. Just like from any typical Japanese ice cream dessert outlets, it came with red bean paste and plain chewy dumplings. The addition of the crackers and a strawberry did not help much. Mum ordered the ice cream which had a scope of green tea and black sesame. With 2 ice cream cones sticking out from each side made it looked horrible and difficult to eat. (Having constant worry that either the cones or the ice cream would take a plough
onto the table.) As a strawberry lover, my brother would definitely pick the strawberry one. Entirely soft serve ice cream with strawberry sauce and strawberries, providing a blend of sweet and sour. I found the 2 pocky sticks on it rather lame!

After the buffet at Straitskitchen (Hyatt Hotel), daddy brought us to Mezza 9 to buy a box of chocolates. It was so sweet of his sudden gesture as that day was mummy's birthday. He picked a box that could fill up 25 chocolates and let mummy choose. My brother and I also picked some as chocolates were meant to share! It was really a sweet moment back home when we enjoyed the lovely chocolates. It was a hard choice trying to pick the chocolates. They were kind of expensive and we hoped that they tasted good.Some chocolates we picked were repetitive as the chocolates were too small to split and share! Mummy love chocolates with nuts and that was why so many of them contained nuts.