Saturday, February 26, 2011

7 Sensations



7 Sensations: who needs meat when food tastes this great?

We've had some recommendations on vegan restaurants recently, thanks to our friends who've suggested some really great places to try. All I can say is when I ordered the Vegetarian Lasagne on a lark (how can a lasagne without meat taste any good?), I was shocked at the first bite, and exclaimed to Mky "Who needs meat??" The lasagne was divine!

I'll leave the rest of the review for Mky, since I can't remember the dishes' names now.

Mky: On top of the creamy, perfectly al dente lasagne (as opposed to the chewy hard sheets of pasta we've experienced at some places), we also picked a Moussaka from the appetiser section.

What was served to us eventually was DEFINITELY not "appetiser" in size... it was a massive portion of spiced eggplant baked up with a cheesy top... ginormous! Certainly sufficient for a regular diner as a main course (we wouldn't have been able to finish it if not for Dax's high-capacity tum)! Of note was the tomato reduction which came with it... zingy, moreish, very VERY appetising!

Last but not least was my main course, a size-able claypot of "Korean Brown Rice" (?), which was essentially nutty brown rice topped with fresh veg (believe it was blanched chye sim) and shredded mushroom stalks (a personal love - better than eating meat!). It was a tad oily, but the flavours melded well together and we finished up every grain.

All in all, very tasty, well-executed dishes. The ambience is classy, with food prices that are surprisingly inexpensive (within the $12-20/dish range).

16 Madras Street S(208413)
(Just behind The Verge at Tekka)
Tel: 6298 8198

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Valentine's Day Surprise



Mky's Strawberries/Mochi/Cookie dipped in Swiss Chocolate treat!
All for me! muahahaha!

Better than Ichigo Bliss anyday! =D~~
Ok, it arrived a day earlier, but that's cos there were melty considerations. Anyway, this would be our last V-day as err.. singles? ;)

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Handburger



Handburger: cheap indulgence, but finding standards dropping. Check out the colour of the fried bits - a little dark don't you think?

The Works Burger was tall and imposing, delicious no doubt, but the fried bits on top (bacon and onion ring) were a little too overfried, I had to stop eating the crispy bits.
Mky's Chicken Caesar Burger was described as "grilled chicken" but we're quite sure it was deep fried. The tangy sauce/dressing and generous amount of meat saved it. Made for a nice dip for the fries too.
Chunky fries side dish is still very nice! Though we didn't eat it this time, the Pulled Pork burger still ranks up there from our last visit, with the Original still at the bottom.

313 Orchard Road,
#B2-17/18/19
313 @ Somerset
+65 6509 6214

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

LivinGreens



LivinGreens: vegan dining that won't blow a hole in your pocket.

No MSG, garlic or onions, but they still manage to get their food tasting quite good. We had the daily brown rice set (Saturday's was "Tomato" - crunchy flash fried chye sim, potatoes and soy protein in bolognese sauce and watercress salad), green curry dry pasta and some really delicious baked potato wedges with tangy soy mayo dip.

325 Beach Rd
63965523