Old School Delights (已結業)

The environment at Old School Delights is really like the name - Old School Style. They have some small games like five stone, snack those on the table that you can play when you are waiting for your food. And the menu is in a book style with alot of different choices of Singapore delights food. And i ordered a meesiam! However i think that the food is too pricy for it and would try others another time.

This is my first time enter that shop, and my feeling is like WOAH, this is really a very creative theme restaurant. And there are some chess and cards which we used to play when we are young. This really can make people interact and chat about old memories. I ordered a Lor-Mee. When it served to me, the smell is just very delicious and feel want to it immediately. The soup is full of mushroom and the mee is very easy to swollen. The chicken on top of the soup also cut until the right size.

The decoration at there is pretty awesome. There are blackboard full of cute design around the wall. And it really make us remember back all our memories when we are young. This nasi briyani delight is not in the menu but it is special on that day. The chicken is very crispy and nice. The briyani rice is not too dry and taste delicious when it come with curry sauce. The special vegetable on top also taste nice.

Old School Delights, just as the name suggested, brought back the memory of those school days. A classically design restaurant with ambient environment. This was actually my first visit and i had ordered their chocolate banana fudge cake as recommended by my friend. The chocolate layer is actually quite thick with a layer of mashed bananas in between, so it is definitely a good choice for those who loves chocolate and bananas as well. As for me, i think the cake is quite dry, but i still love ho

Old School Delights (OSD) at Upper Thomson Road area serves local dishes and lots of nostalgia. The eating place is a clever eating concept with the whole deco focus on the theme of going back in time of 'old school days'. The food served was pretty alright and was crowded during meal time. There are games like 'Old Maid' to play and enjoy the old photographs on the wall. Mrupupup had nasi lemak, chicken cutlet rice, thick coffee and bandung syrup drink. Just want to mention that the service in

found this neat looking place at upper thomson road known as "old school delights"love the decor inside which really looks like a classroom - chalk scribblings on blackboards, wooden desks and chairs and candy-filled glass containers at a corner like a miniature tuckshop.There is also a stationery set on each desk. ours had 5 stones - the game which I used to play as a kid & erasers which can be used to play an eraser snatching gametried their chendol. Its very rich in coconut milk & gula mel

For full experience write up & photos, please visit my blog: http://www.aspirantsg.com/food/old-school-delights-cafe-upper-thomson/singapore or follow me on twitter for food reviews: https://twitter.com/AspirantSGThose of us who have ermmm crossed the BIG 30 will find Old School Delights located at Upper Thomson Road a warm & fuzzy reminder of our childhood days at Nursery, Kindergarten & Primary School.The cafe seeks to transport it's diners back in time to the retro 80's classrooms where teach

We didn't know what to eat, so we popped in this attractive shop house called "Old School Delights".It is decorated with old school theme, most of the walls were mount with chalk boards.On the table there is a toy box for your pleasure.Very sweet of them right?Everything here at Old School Delights has this old school touch to it, even their menu!The menu is a form of exercise book and is written with various names. The waitress will then give you a white board for you to fill your order, it mak

Old School Delights, as it name might suggest, bases its idea on the school tuck shops of yesteryear. And it was this concept that had me hooked when the kind folks at the eatery invited me down for a simple lunch. In line with the theme, "fancy" dishes like foie gras and steak are missing from the menu and instead, simple local fare like macaroni, mee siam, laksa, nasi lemak etc are featured prominently. The place is reminiscent of a classroom with its huge chalkboard, cement screed floors and

Came across this cafe and I really quite like the place! I loved the setting of the cafe! Not to mention that the food here is also great! I ordered laksa and totally loved it! They also included lots of ingredients like cockles, prawns, egg and so on! Yummy! The gravy is also very rich and fragrant! Worth a try!