Waffle Factory (Closed)

So we passed by this place many many months ago but didn't pay it much mind but one day my Brother texts me and says that we simply have to check this place out.How good did he think it was? Well, he back with me the very next day to eat more!So I'm not sure how long The Waffle Factory has been around in the Singapore Post Centre but it seems really famous judging by all the newspaper clippings and TV show snippets adorning the walls of the outlet.In fact, apparently they're quite famous for their All-You-Can-Eat Waffle Buffet which we had no idea about because we just had some ala-carte items.So we started with some Dim Sum which is one of our favourite things.Prawn Dumplings are always welcome at our table and we've had it at a few other makan places before.You do get a pretty big piece of the prawn in the dumpling which is nice but it's also got this fish paste in there which was kinda had a dough-y taste to it (or maybe I was just being too fussy?) A nice crispy skin to go with it but a little on the extra-charred side. I'm guessing they might have re-fried it when ordered?Another Dim Sum favourite of ours is the Fried Beancurd Roll which kinda has a Thai accent to it.Nice and tightly packed with fish paste and some sweet chilli sauce to accompany it. I believe I enjoyed this more than the Prawn Dumpling actually.But the $4.20 price tag is quite high for 3 pieces of Dim Sum I reckon.And in case you were wondering, my Brother's all-time fave Dim Sum - Siew Mai - is strangely absent here because apparently he had some the day before and it really wasn't very good at all so we gave it a miss.This is one item my Brother and Sister-In-Law were absolutely raving about.Something new and a little unique to us - Salted Egg Custard Buns.It's no secret that we are HUGE fans of anything to do wit Salted Eggs and this definitely seemed like something we were going to enjoy. But please allow me to point out that this was Salted Egg Custard which means you can expect a sweet taste instead of all-Salted Egg.But it is a thing of beauty when you crack it open though.All that nice gooey and runny custard flowing all over the place.Isn't that enough to get your excited? No? Well maybe the video my Brother sent me might do a better job. (View video on blog!)Well anyways, like I said, it's more sweet than savoury so you know what to expect. I guess it's more of a dessert bun than anything else.And here's a tip, be sure to eat it fresh and while it's still hot.Because when it cools down... It's not going to be very runny anymore...Anyways, on to the mains!Something which I'd say is really good about the menu at The Waffle Factory is the wide variety of dishes and even different types of cuisine they offer. Everything from Nasi Lemak to HK-style Noodles to even Western Food and Pasta!But then again, is that a good thing or a bad thing?I love the whole HK-style Noodles scene (remember this post?) and I'm glad to say that the number of Halal makan places offering it nowadays is on the up and up!Well here's a really simple dish of noodles with some chicken luncheon meat veggies in a nice hot soup.(This was the Spicy option by the way. You can choose the Non-Spicy as well).Just a really satisfying bowl of comfort food for me and something I really enjoy.By the way, you can also have the same thing in a Prawn-based soup instead.That's what my Sister-in-Law had but would it really make much of a difference?ZOMG YES IT DOES MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE!The prawn stock is really rich and flavourful and it did not have any of they overly-prawny taste which I expected. A really really good bowl of noodles! Not too sure about the sausage though... This would have been perfect if they had used a better quality sausage or maybe the chicken luncheon meat?And now that I think about it - is it really worth an extra $1.40 for the prawn soup?So my Brother decided to break away from the Asian flavours of the day and had something on the Western side of the menu.He says that it was a pretty respectable plate of pasta but I personally felt that the cream sauce was actually quite tasteless... But the one thing we agreed on is that we did not understand why they called it Crab Claws and Mixed Seafood Pasta when there was only ONE crab claw (and yes that's the small thing on the left)Maybe he lost the other claw in a fight? Well, then bring me the winner!(So we'll get 3 claws geddit geddit? Okay I'll just stick to eating then)Okay time for some dessert and when you're at a place called The Waffle Factory, you're probably gonna have some waffles am I right?Well they have 2 types of waffles on offer. One is the fresh type which they'll serve you on a plate with all the lovely toppings like berries and cream etc. And the other type is like a miniature version where theysandwich your topping of choice in between 2 waffles."OUR WAFFLES ARE THICKER.MORE THAN HALF A MILLION SOLD WITH OUR SECRET WAFFLES RECIPE"This is the sign outside and they were not kidding about the 'thicker' part.One of the most popular waffles on offer is the D24 Durian waffle which is delicious durian flesh in between two waffles. (See what I meant about the 'thick' part)The durian is definitely a must-have for durian lovers.Actually, by the looks of it, they are quite creative with their waffle flavours so it might be best to double check what exactly you're ordering before you actually make your decision. And they have a massive selection of waffles to choose from so you're gonna have a hard time choosing.But as you can see from the pictures, these are not the same waffles you get from your neighbourhood bakery. These are really thick and actually very very filling. If you're having full meals then it might be a good idea to share.The fillings are not bad but the waffles themselves are quite overwhelming.They also have loads of other stuff on the menu that might be worth a try like the Chicken Rendang (which apparently is so tender you can eat the bones) and Crayfish Laksa!We'll definitely be paying another visit soon!For the full review and more mouth-watering pictures, visit our blog now!http://thehalalfoodblog.blogspot.sg/2013/11/the-waffle-factory.html continue reading

The FoodI ordered the Blueberry delight Waffle ($4.50) which was very sweet, but not overwhelming because of the margarine which gives a slightly salty taste. The waffle itself is soft and not too thick and soaked in the honey and margarine which amazingly melts in my mouth.I also ordered the Chicken and Asparagus Angel Hair Pasta ($5.50) which is very cheap compared to other pastas. The pasta is cooked just right and is springy and the pasta sauce is very delicious and tasty too!The PriceReasonably priced at $10 only for pasta and waffle!OverallI will definitely come back again to try other waffle flavours and highly recommended to try this ! continue reading

Ordered one Butter California Raisin Waffle and one D24 Durian Waffle at Waffle Factory eatery. The waffle was very crispy even though the waffle was not really thin. After biting part of the waffle, the butter melted immediately in my mouth and the raisin was juicy too. The Butter California Raisin Waffle was not only delicious and it smelt fragrant too. Furthermore, the price was quite affordable.The place is not quite accessible but it has dishes such as pasta and spaghetti other than wide varieties of waffles. continue reading

I was there for lunch,saw this stall quite cute & their waffle look niceso take away 2 wafflesThey have quite a lot to choose from i bought their oreo & tuna mayo it was not nice at all The waffle is very thick & not nice Tuna mayo make the waffle soggy Their oreo is abit better then the tuna mayo but once waffle not niceit will spoilt the taste already overall i rate2/10 continue reading

Hidden in the Singapore Post Centre Mall, it’s a tiny shop with lots of sweet, tempting and eye catching cute little waffles displayed outside with more than 30 flavours to choose from if I can recall. It’s very cheap too with prices ranging from $1.20 for the basic flavours to $2.50 for the D24 durian flavour.I had a Mini Waffle Ice-cream ($2.95) which I was given a few choices of ice cream like vanilla, chocolate, strawberry and green tea. I chose my favorite which is vanilla and it was topped with trails of chocolate syrup. Ice cold vanilla ice cream served on warm waffle was so simple and classic. Overall, I feel that it’s very ordinary and it didn’t feel anything special about it. I also tried the Super Waffle Set ($4) which includes a waffle of my choice (except the premium ones like D24 durian, chicken patty and nutella chocolate), some chips and a soft drink of my choice. I ordered a root beer and my favourite apple cinnamon waffle. I have not tried the spaghetti or other main course before but as the name of this place goes, it’s better to just stick to having their specialty which is their waffle. Other recommended flavors of waffles includes White Chocolate Pistachio, White Chocolate Oreo, D24 Durian and Cheesy Nacho. continue reading