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2013-11-06
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Jollibean has been around as one of the more established stalls specializing in soya bean milk. The branch as Woodlands Civic Centre may be small but it offers the usual range of Jollibean soya bean milk and pancakes. On this particular trip, I bought a bunch of food for my parents and myself as my mum wanted to have some soya bean milk.I like that their classic soya bean milk is thick and smooth and not too sweet. The one with grass jelly had a decent portion of grass jelly in it but personally
Jollibean has been around as one of the more established stalls specializing in soya bean milk. The branch as Woodlands Civic Centre may be small but it offers the usual range of Jollibean soya bean milk and pancakes. On this particular trip, I bought a bunch of food for my parents and myself as my mum wanted to have some soya bean milk.
I like that their classic soya bean milk is thick and smooth and not too sweet. The one with grass jelly had a decent portion of grass jelly in it but personally I prefer the classic version. Sometimes, simple is best!
The one thing that I always get when I visit this stall is the pancake rolls. I think the quality of the pancakes differ from store to store as I've also tried it from a branch in Tampines and I found the pancake there to be rather bland and the filling to be rather meager. The branch at Woodlands Civic Center tasted much better and there was more paste in the pancakes. The red bean paste was sweet and the peanut paste was crunchy. Personally, I prefer getting the pancakes with the peanut paste as it is also more tasty and more filling!
I also occasionally treat myself to their traditional pancakes, and this was one of those times. The pancake was thick and the peanut filling was quite generous. The mix of softness and crunchiness was especially delightful! I'd give five-stars just for the pancake rolls and traditional pancakes alone!
I also got the round pancakes in the new soy custard and curry chicken flavours. I have also previously tried the chicken ham and potato, red bean, green tea, and chocolate flavours. I think the round pancakes are pretty average though. They are smaller than the ones from Mr. Bean and the portion of the filling inside was smaller too. The taste was also much milder than Mr. Bean. But if I had to choose among their range of flavours for the round pancakes, my favourite would be the green tea. Overall, I'd say go for their soya bean milk, pancake rolls and traditional pancakes instead, especially those with the peanut filling!
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