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::Brewerkz
Meat Lovers Pizza, pepperoni, sausage, ham and bell peppers ($12.99)
FruitBrewz ($12.99, prices varied according to hours). Check their menu at http://www.brewerkz.com/thewerkz/docs/bsmain.pdf for more info.

::Seoul Garden
For more information on pricing, go to http://www.seoulgarden.com.sg/pricing. I went at lunch, so the prices are $18.99 (weekdays) and $21.99 (weekends) for adults and $11.99 for students (Monday to Friday and not applicable on Public Holidays). Prices haven't included GST and SC. The BBQ meat was nice, nicer still if somebody did it for me and I could just eat haha which was actually the case. I love the kimchi too, savoury but not too spicy.







::Durian Mpire @ Jurong Point
Durian crepes (1 @ $3.50) and Durian Coil @ $4. Yummy! Durian lovers' must-try.




::Ma Maison

ION @ Orchard

::The Nautilus Project
Raspberry Marshmallow ($3)


Chocolate Macaron and Lavender Macaron ($1.80 each). The chocolate one was nice, top sprinkled with cocoa powder. The lavender one was mediocre. By the way, macaroon and macaron are different types of confection. Refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macaron for more information. I talk about this because I really find it amusing that even some shops who sell macarons are either mistaken or unaware of the difference between the two! This shop is one example of those that don't get it right.
::TWG Tea
Macarons ($2 each)
Pastries ($8.50 each). They are not given names, not that it matters because they taste so nice.


::Thann
Some Thailand beauty products (hair mask and moisturizing body spray). Tried and love it, especially the body spray because it is water-based therefore friendly to sensitive skin.

Fosters - The English Rose Cafe

Mediterranean Seafood Spaghetti ($24)
Roast Herbed Half Chicken ($18)
Chicken ala Kiev ($18)
Cod Fish & Chips ($23)
Gratinated Baked Fish ($25)

All prices haven't included taxes. For more on their menu and restaurant, go to http://www.fosters-restaurant.com/alacartemenu.htm. Located at Holland Village, this charming little cafe seems to have it all. Nice ambience (it is nearing Christmas and the season's ornaments adorn the whole room), hearty food, and attentive staff. The main disappointment and the main factor that makes me feel hesitant to come again came after we were served the foods (for which we waited for about half an hour), when the staff stopped filling the water in our glass. It seemed that lingering after meal was greatly discouraged. The food was great. The Mediterranean Seafood Spaghetti that I ordered was served with generous amount of their rich homemade tomato sauce and the seafood was fresh. Chicken in chicken ala kiev was infused with herby sauce that tasted very nice, making it my next target if I ever to come to that place again. Gratinated baked fish was another winner. The roasted chicken was good, though it somehow lacked the punch. My friend who ordered it looked bored.

Aerin's

Chocolatea ($9), all prices haven't included taxes
Spaghetti Black Pepper Beef ($18)
Mango Exotica ($5.50)
Aerin's Tagliatelle ($22)

Bakerzinnnn

Macaron at $1 each
Foret Noir ($6.90, tax not included)

Polar Puffs & Cakes

Licensed cartoon butter cakes ($3.50 each). Very cute aint they? Very buttery and filling to the stomach. I wonder if all butter cakes are that buttery.

IKEAaaaaaa

Princess Cake ($3.20)
Chocolate Mousse ($2.50)
Almond Cake ($3.20)
Swedish Meatballs, 10 pieces ($6, promotional price)
I have come to love IKEA, especially their foods. Yummy and friendly for my wallet. Among my top picks are Daim Cake, Princess Cake, and surely the famous Swedish Meatballssssss.

Falling in Love

::TWG Tea Company
The cakes were not given names and were priced equally at $8.50. It had melted when I reached home but still tasted great.
Macarons (one piece for $2)