Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Crust n Flour - Bakery Cafe

Came across this cozy corner cafe in Bukit Merah Central. The layout of this place is small but it's quite presentable and cozy. 


Going through their menu you will find that the choices are minimum but consider the prices I think it's cheap and affordable.


Can't help but admiring this antic radio at the display. I was so tempted to touch it, eventhough there was a sign not to....hahaha...but i guess there is no harm having this picture taken to share it with you guys (I'm actually into antics....surprise?!?!). 


Check out what my colleagues and I ordered. For only $4.90, it comes with a drink (ice lemon tea). If you top up 90 cents you can order a cup of coffee/tea. In addition, they gave us a complimentary jelly...for today only.

I ordered a plate of fried risots (potato) with sausage. It's  not bad...although the serving was a bit small, as compared to the photo shown on their menu.


My colleague ordered vegetarian pasta. She finds it not bad too. For the price you are paying, it's a bargain.

In the end, we finished our meal in less than half an hour. Mind you, the serving is not big, but after finishing the drink and the jelly we find ourself quite satisfied (3 quarter full actually). LOL. If interested, check out details of this cafe on the flag of the sausage. =p

Monday, June 20, 2011

Missing This Doogie - Ah Boy


This is Ah Boy, my previous owner dog, whom I stayed with for 14 months. Ah boy had grown on me through out the months and  I had learned to love him dearly. Although his daddy and mummy loves him but they are hardly at home, due to their long hours of work. Therefore poor ah boy is mostly left alone in the house. 


Therefore my question is, is it fair to adopt an animal when most of the time they are left alone at home? I'm not judging anyone, but I feel that it isn't fair to adopt them just because they are cute and adorable. It is also a responsibility to take care of them too. What do you think?

Saturday, June 4, 2011

Koko Rooloo @ 1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza (Singapore) - Korean Cuisine Review

Last night my friend treats me for dinner after getting her first pay. =) We weren’t sure where to eat and she suggested to try out this Korean cuisine which was approximately 5 minutes walking distance from Tanjong Pagar MRT.
It is a small shop and we noted that the person who works there are Korean. So I guess you can say that the food served to us is an authentic Korean food! (^o^)We ordered the same set which comes with a drink (which you only need to top up $1) and a side order. 


My friend order a small plate of rice cake.


My friend actually loves it but I find it unusual because it has this sticky texture when you chew on it. I only enjoyed the egg and the sauce (spicy) from this plate ($3). =p
I on the other hand enjoyed having this bowl of rice topped with mixture of topping before mixing up to eat. It’s delicious, as compared to others that I had tried in other Korean restaurant or food court. This costs $9 per bowl.


If you are a Korean fan foodie and you are staying in Tanjong Pagar, give it a try, it’s worth trying it out. =)  * Big thanks to my dear friend for this lovely treat *

Miss U Message in a Cup

It was a gift from a Vietnamese friend after completing our course back in February. Whenever I use the cup I will think of her. What do you think of the cup? =)

When the cup is full.


Message revealed once you finish your drink. :)