The restaurant offered both indoor and outdoor seating. I love particularly the outdoor feel. They have 2 strong fan to cool the area.

At Godmama, they offered mainly Peranakan cuisine however on the weekends during brunch hours, they created a special Peranakan Brunch menu. I love the idea and was excited to try them out.

From Godmama Brunch Menu

First is the All-star Egg Skin in Popiah ($6.50). The signature itemis available on all the menu at Godmama. The egg skin is extremely delicate with tasty turnip and other ingredients in the wrap.

Adapted from the BBQ pulled pork, at Godmama, the Pulled Pork Pongteh Sunny ($15.90) is offered. Using Pongteh Pork; cooked with the Peranakan traditional recipe with fermented bean sauce and soy sauce. A pity the flavour was weak.

Next was the Babi Assam Baked Eggs ($16.90), a marriage of familiar Peranakan flavour with common brunch item, baked egg. It was a shame that it was too spicy for me.

Among the savoury brunch item, Buah Keluak Bolognese Pasta ($19.90) is my favourite. I love buah keluak, but I prefer this unique flavour to be stronger and less of the tomato flavour.

Finally, washed it down with lightly chewy and yet fluffy Banana Pengat Buttermilk Pancakes ($17.90).

NAHMJ Verdict

Overall it was an encouraging to see how creative the chef at Godmama can get. However I suspect, it may satisfy only a small population. Personally, I was expecting a stronger Peranakan character in the brunch item. For those who dislike this cuisine, I believe, no matter how water down the flavour is, they may still can’t accept it.

Godmama

109 North Bridge Road, #04-07 Funan Mall, Singapore
Tel: +65 6970 0828

FB: https://www.facebook.com/godmamasg

Opening Hours

Mon-Thu 11am-2.30pm, 6pm-10pm; Fri 11am-2.30pm, 6pm-midnight; Sat 10.30am-4.30pm, 6pm-midnight; Sun 10.30am-4.30pm; 6pm-10pm

Getting There

By MRT:

• North-South line and East-West line – City Hall
• North-East line – Clarke Quay

By Bus:

• St Andrew Cathedral along North Bridge Road   61, 124, 145, 166,  174, 174e
• Opposite Peninsula Plaza along North Bridge Road   32, 51, 63, 80, 195, 851, 961
• Capitol Building along Stamford Road   7, 14, 14e, 16, 36, 77, 106, 111, 128, 131, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 175, 700, 700A, 857

Rating: 7/10


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The cafe offers a capacity of 60 seaters is located right next to the side entrance of Wheelock Place, nearest to the Food Hall.

M&S Cafe New Menu

I counted 20 M&S Cafe New Menu item across the different categories and we tried half of them.

Breakfast

Fuelled the day with Continental Breakfast for One ($18++) for those who believe breakfast is the most important meal of the day. This wholesome set for one consist of a slice of toast (white or wholemeal), a buttery crossiant, yoghurt with berries and granola cum butter and jam served with a coffee or tea.

For some lighter, Bircher Museli ($8++) comprises of traditional bircher muesli with berries in greek yoghurt is a good option.

Sandwiches & Salads

A vegan option, Sweet Potato Falafel Salad ($15++) with choice of Italian or Caesar dressing. I love the flavourful sweet potato falafel even though it was a little dry.

Fsh Finger Sandwich with French Fries ($16++)

Mains

Choose from crowd favourite Chicken & Mushroom Pappardelle ($18++) which is also my fave among all the dishes. The white wine aroma in the pasta sauce elevated the flavour.

Wood Fired Chicken & Mozzarella Pizza ($24++) good for two came with a side salad was crowned with generous amount of cheese, chicken and tomato.

Lastly, Indian dishes are also available. Choose Chicken Korma Curry ($19++) for diner who can’t tolerate high spiciness level. If you prefer slightly more spicy, opt for the Prawn Bhuna Curry ($23++). If you have high spice tolerance, these items may not satisfy your needs.

Sharing Platter

On M&S Cafe New Menu, there are a handful sharing platter, we tried 2 of them. First is the Cheese Board ($21) comprises 5 cheeses, chutney, cracker and grapes.

The other option is the Mediterranean Platter ($18) with pita bread, 3 dips, cucumber and olives. Diner could order the Barossa Chardonnay by the glasses ($13) to go with the platters.

NAHMJ Verdict

If you love any of the M&S Cafe New menu item, you can get them as ready-pack meal or ingredients to replicate at home.

M&S Cafe

501 Orchard Road, #01-K2 Wheelock Place, Singapore 238880
Tel: +65 6235 2471

Website: https://www.marksandspencer.com/sg/

Opening Hours

Mondays – Fridays 0830 to 2200 | Saturdays – Sundays 0830 to 2230

Getting There

By Bus:

• Delfi Orchard along Orchard Road   7, 36, 77, 105, 106, 111, 123, 132, 174, 502
• Opp Four Seasons Hotel   7, 36, 77, 105, 106, 111, 123, 132, 174, 174e, 502

By MRT:

• North-South line – Orchard station

Rating: 7/10


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As usual, only after my visit I being to read other blog posts and got to know that the owner cum chef pâtissier, Lee Yin Quan, graduated from Ferrandi Paris majored in French pastry. Before striking out on his own, he worked under famous Michelin Star chef pâtissier such as Jean-François Piège and Nina Métayer.

Upon entering the nothing extravagant or impressive cafe but into a space of minimalist in mainly white and pine wood colour furnishing, almost instantaneously, my vision was captured by the sparingly counter that showcased 6 pastries neatly in a row with a description placed beside the pastry. There were JIAO ($8), TART ($8), MADU ($8), YOJI ($8), PUFF ($8) and PLUCK ($8). All items are on rotational basis. I wished I could eat them all. Since I was alone, I ordered only 2 pastries.

TART ($8)

First is a highly sourish tart that will make your face grimaced. But I love exactly the way it is. Aside the lime curd, the chef has ingeniously added almond cake. I love the nuttiness among tanginess.

PUFF ($8)

Lured to this puff pastry as it sandwiched a local ingredient, Kaya and my favourite Earl Grey in a light but intense cream.

Lee’s Confectionery Menu

NAHMJ Verdict

Lee’s Confectionery is a welcomed patisserie in the west serving delicate French haute patisserie. Personally, I felt there are still room for improvement in the delivery and execution of a more refined pastries before they are comparable to my favourite French pastry cafe in Singapore, Mad About Sucre.

Lee’s Confectionery

343 Jurong East Street 31, #01-59, Singapore 600343
Tel: +65 9183 8447

Website: https://www.leesconfectionery.com/en_SG/

Opening Hours

Thursdays – Tuesdays 1200 to 2200 | Closed on Wednesdays

Getting There

By MRT:

• East-West line – Chinese Garden

By Bus:

• At or opp Blk 350 along Boon Lay Way   180, 335
• Blk 317 or Blk 316 along Jurong East Ave 1   98, 98M, 99, 157, 185, 187, 198, 334, 502

Rating: 7.5/10

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Feature wall, vibrant vibes are words associated with the cafe. It certainly lifts up one’s mood when entered the cafe. What I really like about the cafe is the well-spaced table, giving some privacy and yet coziness.

Highlights From Rocky Master Menu

I remember fondly of the Asian and pizza items that Rocky Master offered in the early 2000s. Their menu has since expanded with a good mix of Asian, Western. I find the Asian-inspired Western items most attractive.

Yong Wei Kai of Sgcafehopping whom invited me along to Rocky Master @ KINEX, highly recommends the Pan-fried Carrots With Prawns ($8). After devouring it with the chilli, I fully understand why the choice. Aromatic and eggy together with the highly addictive chilli is the killer combination.

For those who love satay must try the Chicken Satay Charcoal Burger ($13). The thick luscious chicken satay patty tasted exactly like your chicken satay skewer. To make it more alike, the sweetish peanut sauce sandwiched between the charcoal sesame burger together with slices of cucumber and onion to complete the look, texture and flavour.

Wash down with either the Iced Yuzu or Matcha Latte. Both are lightly sweetened. If you prefer a fruity drink, the former is a good choice. The latter is certainly the prefer for Matcha fan. It did have a good sense of matcha flavour.

Without dessert is never a complete meal. Rocky Master offered a mouth-watering selection of dessert. I couldn’t decide what I want. With the recommendation from the service crew, we opted for Tiramisu. The lack of alcohol was not an important factor as it was made up for the perfect ratio of mascarpone cheese, sponge, chocolate and coffee.

NAHMJ Verdict

Rocky Master @ KINEX offers not only delicious Halal food that won’t break the bank but also good service and ambience.

Rocky Master @ KINEX

11 Tanjong Katong Road #01-42 Singapore 437157
Tel: +65

Website: https://www.rockymaster.com.sg/

Opening Hours

Daily 1030 to 2130

Getting There

By MRT:

• Circle line or East-West line – Paya Lebar station

By Bus:

• At or opp Tanjong Katong Complex along Paya Lebar Road   40, 43, 76, 135, 197, 853
• Blk 14 Haig Road Market & Food Centre along Geylang Road   2, 7, 13, 21, 24, 26, 28, 30, 51, 67, 154, 155
• After Tanjong Katong Complex along Sims Ave 2, 7, 13, 21, 24, 26, 28, 30, 51, 67, 154, 155

Rating: 7/10

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In case, you know neither cafe. First, Merci Marcel is popular French cafe with 2 outlets. The first Merci Marcel is in Tiong Bahru and subsequently, the second Merci Marcel is at Club Street. As for A Summer in Paris, this French Patisserie is helmed by Pastry Chef Yann Brys who was awarded the prestige “Meilleur Ouvrier de France”. This award is one of the highest accolade one could achieve in the French culinary scene.

Since I have a sweet tooth and since I have not tried any of the Patisserie from this renown Pastry Chef at A Summer in Paris Singapore or Hotel Brach Paris, I don’t want to miss this opportunity.

Merci Marcel x A Summer In Paris

In this menu, there were a total of 4 Haute French Patisseries.

Exotic ($12)

A creation using tropical fruits; coconut & lemon moelleux, exotic mousse with a centre mango and passionfruit coulis. Overall was well balance with fruity hint and I could savour the various elements among the complex layer of ingredients. This was my favourite among the 4.

Folie Douce ($13)

The most sour among the 4. Consist of jasmine moelleux and raspberry compote on a thin shortbread. Populated with mainly raspberry aroma.

Merci Marcel ($13.50)

For the chocolate fan, this was not to be missed. Bittersweet Guanaja chocolate mousse with caramel creme and chocolate genoise. Despite having caramel as a component in this pastry, it wasn’t overly saccharine.

Tourbillon ($12)

Chef Yann Brys is well known for its Swirl Cake technique hence the Tourbillon surely has to be on the menu. Lemon curd filled the crumbly biscuit tart, completed the look with swirl of yuzu light meringue. If you prefer sweetish lemon tart, this is created specially for you.

NAHMJ Verdict

On the Menu of Merci Marcel x A Summer In Paris, there is something for everyone, depending on your preference. Whether you are a chocolate or fruity; sweet or sourish, you will find your favourite item.

Merci Marcel Club Street

7-9, Club St, Singapore 069403 
Tel: +65 6438 3913

Website: https://mercimarcel.com/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/mercimarcelsg/

Opening Hours

Mondays – Saturdays 0900 to 0000 | Sundays 0900 to 2230

Getting There

By MRT:

• Downtown line – Telok Ayer
• North-East line – Chinatown

By Bus:

• Opposite PWC Building along Cross Street   186, 970
• Opposite Sri Mariamman along South Bridge Road   61, 166, 197
• Maxwell Road Food Centre along South Bridge Road   80, 145
• Opposite Fairfield Methodist Church   80, 145
• Opposite Hong Lim Complex along Upper Cross Street    51, 63, 80, 124, 174, 174e, 186, 851, 961, 970

Rating: 7.5/10

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This one is located at the entrance of Club Street. Access from Cross Street and turn left into Club Street, you will spot them on your left. I can’t recall what occupied previously, but I am pretty sure it was some F&B.

Interestingly, I visited on the first day of Lunar New Year 2019 with 2 foodie friends for brunch.

Space at Merci Marcel is brightly illuminated by natural light which somehow result in a more spacious feel. We love the vibes here more than the one at Tiong Bahru. In addition, during non-work days, the business district is serene.

At a glance, the menu offered at both Club Street and Tiong Bahru were similar dishes. I couldn’t spot the difference without comparing the 2 menu side by side.

Since it is a French cafe, the service crew at French F&B often will start you off with a drink. Likewise for Merci Marcel, kick-off the brunch with coffee. My usual turn to drink is no surprise, got to be the Cappuccino. The cuppa is medium acidity, medium body with dark berry flavour notes.

Besides the usual ingredients like ham and poached eggs on the Benedict Eggs ($21), sandwiched between the layer is a portobello mushroom. At $21, this platter wasn’t cheap.

Next is an item which we love, the Ravioles de Royans ($18-S/$28-L). An extremely rich creamy dish consisting of cream and cheese. It can be too cloying if attempting to finish alone.

Last but not least is the Croissant ($3.50) that I will surely order when I am at Merci Marcel. I love this rendition more than Tiong Bahru Bakery’s since it was not as sweet, comparatively.

NAHMJ Verdict

Merci Marcel Club Street provides the same standard as Tiong Bahru with similar vibes but at a more accessible location since it is flanked between Telok Ayer and Chinatown MRT station.

Merci Marcel Club Street

7-9, Club St, Singapore 069403
Tel: +65 6438 3913

FB: https://www.facebook.com/mercimarcelsg/

Opening Hours

Mondays – Saturdays 0900 to 0000 | Sundays 0900 to 2230

Getting There

By MRT:

• Downtown line – Telok Ayer
• North-East line – Chinatown

By Bus:

• Opposite PWC Building along Cross Street   186, 970
• Opposite Sri Mariamman along South Bridge Road   61, 166, 197
• Maxwell Road Food Centre along South Bridge Road   80, 145
• Opposite Fairfield Methodist Church   80, 145
• Opposite Hong Lim Complex along Upper Cross Street    51, 63, 80, 124, 174, 174e, 186, 851, 961, 970

Rating: 7/10

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Thyme at Aliwal has a complete different vibe from the first. This is an indoor cafe with air-conditioning and a playful interior. For those who lament about the heat at Rochester but loves their food, you can opt to enjoy them at this outlet.

Menu at Thyme At Aliwal is similar to the Rochester outlet. What’s more, be rest assured of the quality and standard too.

This round, I chose different items from what I tried at Rochester. Though not a big fan of mushroom, an exception is for the Portobello, hence I opted
Portobello with Mango Mayo ($14). I was curious of the sauce, mango chutney with mayo was a killer combination, perfect for the breaded shroom.

Pan-seared Norwegian Salmon with Lemon Butter Sauce ($22) is another amazing item. Alluring crispy skin on the surface of the fillet was the plus point. Lemon Butter Sauce coupled with the salmon was superb. At the bottom was a bed of perfectly grilled vegetables.

I was Apple Crumble With Ice Cream

NAHMJ Verdict

Personally, I prefer Thyme At Aliwal to Thyme At Rochester, as it has air-condition.

Thyme At Aliwal

28 Aliwal Street #01-07, Aliwal Arts Center Singapore 199918
Tel: +65 6444 6400

Website: https://www.thyme.sg/thyme-aliwal-craft-cafe

Opening Hours

Sundays – Thursdays 1100 to 2100 | Fridays – Saturdays 1100 to 2200 | Sundays | Closed on every Tuesday

Getting There

By MRT:

• Downtown line & East West line – Bugis station
• East West line – Lavender station

By Bus:

• At or opposite Plaza Parkroyal along Beach Road   100, 107, 107M, 961, 980
• Before Sultan Mosque along North Bridge Road   7, 32, 51, 61, 63, 80, 145, 175, 197
• Near Bali Lane, along Ophir Road – 48

Rating: 7/10

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Beside this promotion, Crossroad Cafe at Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza brings East-meets-West with a wide menu of signature dishes, premium wines by the glass and draft beers on tap.

Taco And Mount-Garita At Crossroad Cafe

When the boring-looking taco without sides were served, I was skeptical. The plain-looking with char-grilled marking Taco wrap did not send the delicious vibes to my brain.

Relunctantly, I took the first bite and was immediately blown away by how the combination of flavours from the ingredients and the sauce has created. This is especially true for the Beer Battered Cod Fish Taco.

A total of 5 flavours were offered; Coffee & Chermoula Braised Beef Cheeks ($30++), Crab Cake ($30++), Wan Hao Char Siu Pork ($28++) or Beer Battered Cod Fish ($32++). Each serving has 3 Tacos. A pity, you can’t mix and match your choices and there was no side. The average eater can stomach 2.

We tried all except the Crab Cake and my fave is the Beer Battered Cod Fish Taco. It is extremely difficult to pick the winner this round as each has its unique factor which makes it tasty. I suppose it is down to preference and mood as well.

If you love Margarita, time to be at the Crossroad Cafe with like-minded friends to slurp the Mount-garita ($60++). 3 flavours to choose from; Lime, Strawberry and Mango. Each gaint can serve approximately 6 person.

Between the Lime and Strawberry that we tried, we love the latter.

Promotion

Both the Taco And Mount-Garita at Crossroad Cafe are available till 28 February 2019.

Taco Choices
Coffee & Chermoula Braised Beef Cheeks ($30++)
Crab Cake ($30++),
Wan Hao Char Siu Pork ($28++)
Beer Battered Cod Fish ($32++)

Mount-Garita
Lime ($60++)
Strawberry ($60++)
Mango ($60++)

NAHMJ Verdict

If you are sick of the Lo Hei during this Lunar New Year period, turn to Taco And Mount-Garita At Crossroad Cafe.

Crossroads Cafe @ Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel

320 Orchard Rd, Ground Floor, Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, Singapore 238865
Tel: +65 6831 4605

Website: http://www.singaporemarriott.com/restaurant/crossroads-cafe/

Opening Hours

Sundays – Thursday  0700 to 0100  |  Fridays – Saturdays  0700 to 0200

Getting There

By MRT:

• North South line – Orchard station

By Bus:

• Tang Plaza along Orchard Road   36, 77, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 174, 174e, 190, 518, 700, 700A
• Lucky Plaza along Orchard Road   7, 14, 14e, 16, 65, 106, 111, 123, 175, 502
• Orchard Station along Orchard Turn   14e, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 190, 700, 700A
• Opposite Orchard Station along Orchard Boulevard   7, 14, 16, 36, 65, 77, 106, 111, 123, 174, 174e, 175

Rating: 8.5/10

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Eggs ‘n Things, An Egg and Pancake All Day Breakfast cafe, partnered with Bee Cheng Hiang to offer delectable limited edition items. In this Eggs ‘n Tings CNY Specials, a total of 4 items are on the menu.

Eggs ‘n Things CNY Specials

In the Eggs ‘n Things CNY Specials menu, there are 2 savoury items, a sweet dish and a drink, all bringing the CNY theme.

Bee Cheng Hiang Bak Kwa Garlic Fried Rice ($15.88)

True to its name, the garlic fried rice consists of lots of eggs. The generous amount of the sweetish Bee Cheng Hiang Bak Kwa complemented the garlicky fried rice. Though a pity, it lacked of wok hei, otherwise, it would be perfect.

Eggs Benedict with Crackling Roasted Pork Belly ($18.88)

Next is a true brunch item with a twist. Replacing the usual smoked salmon or ham for Crackling Roasted Pork Belly is extremely innovative and brought the CNY vibes to the fullest.

My friend who dined with me find it extremely salty. As for me, it was at the perfect amount of salt. Anything less wouldn’t be as enjoyable.

Azuki Mochi Pancake with White Chocolate Ganache ($18.88)

In this Eggs ‘n Things CNY Specials menu, there is a sweet item. Adding nuts to the classic Eggs ‘n Things’ pancake batter gave a good crunch to the texture. Lastly, dressed the pancake with an orangish white chocolate ganache to give it a CNY feel. As such, you got to eat the 4 layers of pancake together, instead of one at a time, otherwise, you don’t get the white chocolate ganache for the remaining 3 pancakes.

Personally, I was thinking of a mandarin orange infused dark or white chocolate ganache instead. My preference would always be the former.

Honey Mint Grapefruit Green Tea ($8.88)

Another orange item which is fitting to the CNY theme. The sweetish citrusy tea refreshing and the dash of mint fragrance uplifting the flavour.

NAHMJ Verdict

There maybe hits and miss. And we agree with some and disagree with others but We both acknowledged the effort. We do think it is a good try especially the savoury dishes and we love them.

Eggs ‘n Things

68 Orchard Road, #03-79/83, Plaza Singapura, Singapore 238839
Tel: +65 6835 9988

FB: https://www.facebook.com/eggsnthingssg/

Opening Hours

Daily  1000 to 2200 [Last order at 2100]

Getting There

By MRT:

• North-South line, North East line, Circle line – Dhoby Ghaut station

By Bus:

• Dhoby Ghaut station along Orchard Road   7, 14, 14e, 16, 36, 77, 106, 111, 124, 128, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 174, 175, 190, 502, 502A, 518, 518A, 700, 700A, 971E
• MacDonald House   64, 65, 139
• Dhoby Ghaut station along Penang Road   7, 14, 14e, 16, 36, 65, 77, 106, 111, 124, 128, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 174, 174e, 175, 190, 700, 700A, 971E

Rating: 7/10

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Spanning across two levels of the shophouse, with cafe at level 1 and private event space at level 2. Various pink and pastel shade don the space. With the lighting it gives a little whimiscal feel. The fairy light over at the event space created an even more cosy ambience.

Milkshakes are highly recommended by the service crew. 9 selections, with some fruity and some nutty. Funfetti ($8) was the crowd-favourite, however, we decided to go with our preferences, Speculoos ($9) and Nutella ($9). The former was too light and it was akin to vanilla, no Speculoos was savoured. As a vanilla, it wasn’t a bad choice though. The latter was a better choice. 

We got an item from the Brunch menu, Brunch Platter ($17). Comprises of 2 slices of Cinnamon French Toast, 2 Grilled Chicken Sausages, 2 Scrambled Eggs, Sauteed Spinach and Sauteed Tomatoes, the serving was generous.

Next was the Spicy Chicken Pizza Toast ($16) from the Mains menu. Lots of chicken sausage with abundant cheese sat on a bed of spicy tomato sauce base and multigrain bread. Accompanied with shoestring fries and greens.

6 difference waffles selection with either half or full porition were offered. Our choice was the S’Mores Waffle ($9 half portion). Half a Vanilla Waffle with Chocolate Ice Cream drizzled with chocolate sauce and mini marshmallow.

Personally, I prefer the Banana Fosters ($8.50); a plate of caramelised banana with vanilla ice cream. If Spatula could serve a premium ice cream, the experience would be better.

NAHMJ Verdict

Overall, the portion served at Spatula was huge, value-for-money was the conclusion.

Spatula

21 Baghdad Street, Singapore 199660
Tel: +65 6291 5911

Website: https://www.spatula.sg/

Opening Hours

Monday, Wednesday – Thursday, Sunday  1200 to 2200  |  Friday – Saturday  1200 to 2300  |  Closed on Tuesday

Getting There

By MRT:

• Downtown line & East West line – Bugis station

By Bus:

• At or opposite Plaza Parkroyal along Beach Road   100, 107, 107M, 961, 980

• Before Sultan Mosque along North Bridge Road   7, 32, 51, 61, 63, 80, 145, 175, 197

• Near Bali Lane, along Ophir Road – 48

Rating: 6.5/10

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