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2013-07-28
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Many cafes have mushroomed in our little island in the past 2 years. It's really a matter of too many cafes, too little time / too little money Eating at such cafes don't come cheap. One breakfast plate can set you off by $16 .Was at the Duxton area not long ago with my friends and we decided to pop by Group Therapy for dinner. This cafe is located on the 2nd level of a shop house. The counter and preparation area (kitchen?) is flushed to one side of the shop house. It is not a big place but
Was at the Duxton area not long ago with my friends and we decided to pop by Group Therapy for dinner.
This cafe is located on the 2nd level of a shop house. The counter and preparation area (kitchen?) is flushed to one side of the shop house. It is not a big place but can prob.take up to 60-70 persons. There are two areas where you can sit. One area is nearer to the kitchen and the other side seem to be more spacious with sofa seating and a long dining table for bigger groups. Probably smaller groups can share the table.
Selection of food is okay. There are finger food if you just wanna chill and talk..also has some selection of beers. For meals there are breakfast sets and stews Here's what we ordered.
Chicken Cacciatore (Hunter’s Chicken)
Whole chicken thigh braised in traditional sauce of tomatoes, onions,
peppers & a dash of white wine.
Served on a bed of mashed white potatoes & salad leaves
Chicken is tender...quite delicious
delicious egg benedict served in an old school bowl!~Poached Eggs
with thick toast, smoked salmon, gruyere, hollandaise
Beef Shank Stew, carrots, potatoesserved with rice.
this is quite home cooked..
okay if you like beef but nothing special
Would very much be going back for more at this cafe! Post
