Ever since I've been economically independent (read: having a part-time job), I have been more willing to spend some extra bucks on food. Hence, I've decided to document my food adventures in photos, and compile them into a post. However, not all my food adventures are captured here as sometimes spontaneity calls and I go on a food search without my camera, and the cafe/eatery doesn't have decent lighting for me to take a photo with my phone.
All right. Without further ado, let's dive straight into the (photos of) food!
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| Angus Burger from Café Etc. It came with some fries, as well as some pickles. I opted for al fresco dining just to get the good old natural light, and clearly Zhang Min wasn't amused at the heat. /inserts laugh cry emoji/ |
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| East Coast Lagoon Food Village Lunch was Braised Duck, while we had Satay, Sambal Stingray and BBQ Chicken Wings for dinner. |
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| Can't remember the name of this place! But this was at a Korean fast food restaurant at Waterway Point. The brown sauce was teriyaki sauce, while the other one was spicy (in fact way too spicy for my liking) |
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| Visited Lowercase on a lazy Saturday afternoon. Really like how it isn't crowded (was totally expecting a noisy weekend crowd but nah) Not the best Eggs Benedict I've eaten, but will definitely go back just for the ambiance. |
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| Glass Noodles with Beef at So Pho! Ordered this instead of the usual Pho cuz I was eyeing the Honey Lemon "Tea" (inverted commas cuz I thought it didn't really have any taste of tea), which was great to combat the ridiculous afternoon heat. |
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| Platypus Kitchen at Bugis Junction. Love the interior of the place, and the lunch set meal was decent too. The salad was fresh, and the cabonara had a legit (albeit really garlic-y) sauce. |
Till the next time,
Elsa
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