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Cafe Review: Sunday Market

Sunday Market is a new cafe located at upper serangoon road. It's quite near serangoon stadium too. Sunday Market goes on Industrial theme. And just like other hipster cafe now, they also have a bicycle mounted on the wall.

Interior

Menu:

The menu is different from other cafes too. Sunday Market taking a more Asian-fusion cuisine.
Various cakes are also available in the display. Menu can be found here.

Sunday Market Tea was different from other cafes too. Some cafes was using normal packing tea bag but Sunday Market using fresh tea leaves/herbs.

Milk Tea Thai - $7

Their homemade Thai Milk Tea was pretty awesome!! The Thai milk tea has a lesser milk taste and has a stronger tea taste. It was very addictive.

Iced Matcha Latte - $7

It was pretty good. The Matcha and Milk was well balanced. The Matcha taste was not overwhelmed.

Truffle Fries - $7.90

Shoestring fries deep-fried till crispy tossed in truffle oil. Topped with grated Parmigiano & Truffle mayonnaise.

It was quite disappointing. The truffle taste wasn't strong enough and the fries was a bit soggy.

Asian Pesto Pasta - $15.90

Spaghetti in coriander & cashew nuts pesto, garlic, chili, crispy fish flakes, cherry tomato, grated Parmigiano & chopped scallions. Topped with seared scallops.

It was another disappointing dish. It was too oily and salty, the pesto taste wasn't there at all.

Beef Rendang Lasagne - $15.90

Layered of beef brisket in “rendang” sauce with pasta sheets, béchamel & mozzarella. Topped with grated Parmigiano & vine riped cherry tomato.

It was pretty interesting and good. With a firm, chewy bite and a nice ratio of meat, cheese, pasta, and sauce, the lasagna was actually enjoyable. The sauce was the soul of this dish.

Food: 2.75/5
Ambiance: 4/5
Service: 4/5

Sunday Market offers a variety of creative and interesting Asian-western fusion dishes. I enjoyed the ambience of the entire place, love the cozy ambiance. One thing they could improve on was the food quality, although it was quite creative but the taste wasn't that good for the pasta. The prices of the food were relatively reasonable. It's really worth a try.

SUNDAY MARKET
22 Lim Tua Tow Road, Singapore 547772
(Nearest train station: Serangoon)
Contact: 6287 8880

Opening Hours:
Mon – Thu: 1:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Fri: 1:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Sat: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Sun: 11:00 am – 10:00 pm

http://www.sundaymarket.sg/

Thanks for reading.

Jonathan

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Cafe

Cafe Review: Park Cafe Holland Village

PARK, a café by day and bistro by night has opened its doors to the Holland Village neighborhood.

PARK sits just beside the traffic intersection and draws constant attention from its eco-friendly infrastructure. The steel and glass structure remains the conversation point of many in the neighborhood but its seemingly simple facade is a combination of multiple design considerations.

PARK is constructed from 3 containers taken apart and then reassembled on site. This is to fit into the green nature of the design theme and another talking point is that of the roof. Solar panels line the entire surface and PARK is keen to become of the very few F&B establishments to do its part for the environment.

A café by day, PARK is proud to offer it’s special blend of coffee to the public. PARK offers a selection of espresso drinks on top of its full day brunch menu, salads, sandwiches and pastas. Come night, the menu changes to a bistro menu and a wide selection of alcohol are added to whet the customer’s appetites.

Menu:

Food:

Earl Grey (Left), Merlot Blueberry - $6 per pot

Pretty normal earl grey tea, but the merlot blueberry tea was quite unique. Merlot blueberry tea was light, fragrant and refreshing.

Tru ffle Fries - $11

Perennial favorite of fries tossed with white tru ffle oil and paste,

sprinkled with a layer of parmesan cheese.

An pretty normal truffle fries. The fries was crispy but the truffle aroma wasn't strong enough.

Pesto Chicken Crepes with Sundried Tomato - $12.80

Sliced Chicken and sundried tomato cooked in pesto cream sauce.

Tru ffle Mac & Cheese - $12.80

It was pretty bad, Barely can taste the truffle, although the truffle smell was overwhelmed. After a few mouth, you just get sick of it and stop eating.

Crispy Juicy Chicken Honey Oat Burger - $15.80

Juicy chicken thigh, deep fried to a golden brown and served

on a honey oat bun.

The chicken was pretty huge and juicy, it was well deep fried. Honey oat bun goes well with the juicy chicken thigh. The fries was good too.

Food: 3/5
Ambiance: 4/5
Service: 2.5/5

It definitely worth a visit, although it was a bit pricey but it worth it. The cozy ambiance and quiet atmosphere will be idea dining place for friends too.

Park
281 Holland Avenue
#01-01
Singapore 278996

Tel: (65) 9183 4224

Opening Hours
Mon - Fri: 1000 - 0200 hours
Sat - Sun: 0830 - 0200 hours

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Cafe

Cafe Review: Sprmrkt Cafe

SPRMRKT Cafe is about redefining your local supermarket experience and repurposing that space for your daily needs. It's about feeding yourself with not just food but with ideas that take people or things to inspire. Please explore the rest of our website to learn more about what we do.

Interior:

The put up items is also on sale, as well as other food and drinks, such as their collaboration with Second Helpings.

Self service counter. Menu, water, cutlery, sauces and serviette will be place at the self service area table.

The items on the menu change daily, SPRMRKT handwritten each menu on large scrolls hung up behind the counter.

Food:

Latte - $4.50

Coffee aroma was strong, light acidity, and light milk flavor. Coffee was really good.

Fresh Crushed Mint & Honey Tea - $5

Sweet and refreshing drink.

Truffle Fries with Kelp and Parmesan - $12

Who don't love truffle fries. Truffle fries was the best thing that ever created!! Sprmrkt cafe truffle fries was rated one of the best in Singapore.

The truffle fries was finger licking good, the truffle taste could be stronger and it will be good.

Eggs Benedict - $14

Two soft poached eggs, honey baked ham, hollandaise sauce, toasted English muffin lightly buttered crumpets.

It was pretty good, The poached eggs hold their shape well and it was not overdone. The toasted English muffin was soft and well toasted. Homemade hollandaise sauce was the bomb. Another must-try-dish whenever you came to Sprmrkt cafe.

Grilled Corn and Mushroom Pasta (v) - $18

Linguine tossed with cream sauce and white truffle oil. Topped up with mushroom and grilled corn.

I find it was a little bit disappointing. The pasta was a little bit too dry, the sauce wasn't creamy enough and it was lacking of some flavor in it.

Food: 3.75/5
Ambiance: 3/5
Service: 3/5

Overall Experience:

The food was great especially the truffle fries. I will be back again for more truffle fries and come on other days as well for other main. The ambiance was peaceful during late noon, and it was a good time to catch up with friends over coffee and good side. The cafe is located in the CBD area, so you might have to expect a lunch crowd during the weekdays.

Ending the post with a photo with the Fashionista Zoe.

Thanks for the read, hope you guys enjoyed it.
Cya!

Sprmrkt cafe

2 McCallum Street

Singapore 069043

Opening Hours :

Mondays & Tuesdays: 8am to 9pm
Wednesdays to Fridays: 8am to 11pm
Saturdays & Sundays: 9am to 6pm

Menu can be found here sprmrkt cafe.

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Cafe Review: Miss Molly's Cafe

Miss Molly’s Cafe is located in Tanjong Pagar. The quiet little cafe has a vintage interior.

It’s a current trend to have the rusty/warehouse, looking interior design for cafes and even hair salon.

Set lunches are available from 12 noon to 3pm, but choices are limited to a few selected mains.

Mocha - $5.50

The mocha has a light coffee aroma and low acidity. It has a strong milk chocolate flavor. The mocha was average.

Latte - $4

The coffee has a light aroma and low acidity. It has a light milk chocolate flavor too. It was not really a good coffee.

Seafood Stew - $15.80

Prawn, squid, fish, mussel and spinach, in white wine and tomato base. Serve with garlic baguette.

It was pretty good. The broth was fresh, light, and sweetness from the seafood. ingredients was fresh. The garlic baguette was surprising good, it was crispy, garlic aroma was strong and the garlic was tasty.

Laska Pasta with Prawn - $15.80

Prawn, Linguine tossed with homemade laska paste and rich coconut milk.

It was really good. The laska sauce was spicy, rich, creamy, and the fragrant. Noodle texture was soft and chewy. Prawn was fresh and juicy. It's a must-try-dish.

Lava Cake - $6.90

It was quite disappointing as the lava cake didn't met with our expectation. The chocolate supposed to flow out but it didn't. Taste-wise, the cake was a bit hard and not chocolaty enough.

Tiramisu - $5.90

The tiramisu was good, every layers was pretty good. It was soft and the sweetness was perfect.

Food: 3/5

Ambiance: 4.25/5

Service: 3/5

Miss Molly’s cafe has a nice relax ambiance with some creative interesting food on the menu. It's a good place to spend some alone time in the afternoon with Tea or have some small bites.

Miss Molly’s

2 Craig Road
Singapore 089662

Contact: +65 6222 2671

Opening Hours:

Monday – Friday 1130 to 2300,

Saturday 1200 to 2000,

Closed on Sundays
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MissMollysSG

Hope my review is useful for you guys.

Thanks for the read,

Jonathan

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