My friens ordered the mushroom soup which came with a piece of bread. The soup was thick and filled with yummy bits of
mushroom. It went well with the bread and my friend decided to add on another piece for 50 cents. (I forgot if it was 50 or
70 cents.) As for me, I ordered the minestrone soup with the pastry on top. It came with the salad and sauce. It was my mistake for pouring all the sauce over and ended up the salad being too sour to be eaten. Anyway, I ate as much as I could. I loved the sour and sweet cranberries that were with the salad. The pastry was very fluffy and expanded looking. I felt like I was biting into the void and leaving a pile of debris (pastry crumbs) behind. As this was my second time eating this, I learnt from my previous mistake. I did not soak the entire pastry into the soup like that previous time I did. I broke it bit by bit and dipped them into the soup. The tomato based soup tasted good with plenty of ingredients such as macaronis, cabbages and other ingredients a minestrone soup would have.

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.

Both of us ordered the mix and match lunch set which consists of a bowl of ramen, a side dish and a rice bowl. The price
varies depend on the type of rice bowl. Ours cost $17.80 each. We added another $3 to upgrade our ramen to normal
bowl size. Warning: If you are not a garlic fan like my friend, please do not try this, or you will end up complaining about
garlics and struggling to finish it up. As for me, I love the soup base. It goes well with ramen and I finished it all. Both of us ordered the same side dish which is the salmon sashimis. 3 silces each, real fresh and I love the bright pink colour of it. My friend's rice bowl is unagi. He did not comment much except for being too full after eating all that ramen. Mine was the Ikura rice bowl. I was a little stunned when it came. I did not expect it to be minced and I felt like I was eating baby food. Simple and not too bad.

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.

I ordered a bowl of ramen as I wanted to try out its special soup base. It was mentioned that they used burnt garlic
which tasted really flavourful and I can't helped but to finish up all the soup. My friend ordered teriyaki chicken with rice. It was served with this unique 'woody looking bowl' with the cap on. When lifted the cap off, the fragrance was released and lingered around our noses. Another friend ordered a bowl of rice and some ala carte dishes such as this squid. It was not overly sweet by the sauce and the squid was fresh and chewy. We also shared 2 sticks of salmon belly with a squeeze of lemon juice. Same as the rest of the other dishes, it was flavourful and fragrant from the barbecuing. The tender flesh really made us craved for more.