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2013-02-04
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Han's at this outlet was tucked in a corner within changi citypoint. It overlooked a view of the outdoors and lush greenery. I love this outlet since it's almost practically hidden! Meaning to say, it's never crowded. Not even at dinner time during weekdays/weekends which is surprising seeing that the rest of the f&b outlets are often swamped with hungry people! The décor is simple yet homely and staff are very attentive towards customers. I was handed a manu as soon as I walked in to scout for
I was looking for something light and went for the chocolate truffle. All the desserts were showcased in the individual see-through glass show case which can be seen when you enter the outlet. They serve a variety of desserts, mostly slices of cake/pies and tarts. The desserts are also wrapped around with plastic to secure their shape. Han's also caters to yummy Asian and western main courses and is known to be a family restaurant that has something for everyone (kids and vegetarians included!). Payment has to be made upon order at the cashier (self service). However, if your orders take awhile they would be happy to bring it to you!
The yummy all chocolate cake was simple delicious. With a cocoa chocolate sponge and rich creamy layers of chocolate mousse, it was every chocoholic's dream. The chocolate of course was of good quality (no cheap stuff here!). There was also a thin additional layer of glazed chocolate at the top of the cake with a cute little chocolate filled ball at the top which made it look so charming! Taste was compromised in no way and this was one of the best chocolate truffle cakes I have tasted! I rate this cake 9.5/10!
I also ordered a glass of orange juice to flush that yummy delicious slice of cake down! To my surprise, the juice tasted so fresh! It tasted naturally sweet and was in no way overpowering or diluted (even with all that ice) 8/10. Overall, the meal was technically perfect. This is probably one of the nicest ways to chase your pre Monday blue's away without breaking that piggy bank of course!
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