After its success in The Philippines, Maxi Mango ventured into Singapore setting up its first outpost at the Capitol Piazza.

In Singapore, five signature Maxi Mango soft serves: Mango Graham, Mango Keso, Mango Ube, Mango Coconut and the Maxi Mango were launched. Priced at $4.90 for 240ml and $6.90 for 480ml.

Maxi Mango is the original flavour. Rich intense Mango-flavoured soft-serve crowned with sweet Cebu Mango.

Next is the Mango Graham which is the Maxi Mango with graham cracker to give the additional crunch. An extreme popular item with the crowd.

Followed by the Mango Cocount, a special flavour available only at the Singapore outlet. Instead of mango fruit, it is replaced with refreshing coconut jelly.

Subsequently is the Mango Keso, a sweet and savoury due to the cheese topping and I love such taste profile.

Lastly, my ultimate favourite which I highly recommend is the Mango Ube. It is the Maxi Mango with purple yam sauce. The subtle flavour from the root vegetable is a perfect compliment to the mango. The purple colour is natural colouring from the root.

If you prefer to have the Shake, it comes in 2 flavours; Mango Shake, and the original Mango Graham Shake.

NAHMJ Verdict

Should you love intense flavoured soft-serve and in particular Mango flavour, look no more but turn to Maxi Mango.

Maxi Mango

13 Stamford Road, #B2-29, Capitol Piazza, Singapore 178905
Tel: Nil

Website: Nil

Opening Hours

Daily 1130 to 2130

Getting There

By MRT:

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

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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A stone throw from Potong Pasir MRT station make the location accessible, hence very easy to locate the cafe too.

Space isn’t as Instagram worthy though. Everything in the cafe was simplicity and functional. 

On FroRoll Menu, they offer 2 range of desserts. First and foremost is the Back To Basic and the other is Extravaganza. 

On Back To Basic, there are 5 items. First is the Strawberry Shawty ($10.80). Strawberry Ice Cream Roll on Bread Roll resemble the old-school ice cream sandwich with traditional bread. This series draws inspiration from this classic dessert we are all too familiar. By the side is the Florentine cookie, and digestive biscuit crumbles to add crunch and strawberry jello cheesecake bar to complement the dessert.

The other I tried was the Key Lime Pie ($10.80), a personal favourite between the 2. Similar to the above, instead of bread roll, we opted for waffle cone. This choice is possible for all items in the Back To Basic Menu. Lime & Calamansi Ice Cream Roll sat on the waffle with a almond cookie and granola crunch for texture and a Lemon Meringue Pie Bar.

Extravaganza Dessert is where the desserts get more interesting. The most popular of all is the Volcanic Avalanche ($15.80). Keely Wee a geography major and also a avid baker decided to combine both love and hence this dramatic dessert was born.  Such instagram worthy dessert reminds me of Non-Entree Dessert.

Within the dark chocolate ‘volcano’, hidden the molten lava cake with vanilla ice cream roll. Surrounding the volcano are Brownie Chunks and Maple Granola. Crack the volcano to find the treasure within.

The popular Lightbulb Fruit Tea ($4.80) is also available at FroRoll. There are 3 flavours; My Fair Lady (Peach concentrates and Hibiscus Tea with Chia seeds, Summer in Ceylon (Mango & Lychee concentrate in Ceylon Tea with Nata De Coco) and lastly a new one, not on the menu, which I can’t remember the name.

NAHMJ Verdict

FroRoll Singapore true to their tagline, Handcrafted Ice Cream Made For Your Imagination.

FroRoll Singapore

2 Tai Thong Crescent, #01-26, The Venue Shoppes, Singapore 347836
Tel: +65 6909 2085

FB: https://www.facebook.com/froroll.sg/

Opening Hours

Daily  1100 to 2300

Getting There

By MRT:

• North-East line – Potong Pasir

By Bus:

• Upper Serangoon Road or Opp Leong Bee Court along Upper Serangoon Road   13, 107, 107M, 133, 142, 147, 853

• After Tai Thong Crescent or Before Siemens Centre along MacPherson Road   8, 61, 64, 65, 66, 90, 125, 151, 154

Rating: 7.5/10

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What Is Savourworld?

Savourworld is a joint project by SAVOUR Events (Asia’s Premier Gourmet Festival) and Revolver Asia (F&B and lifestyle industry expert) to bring us the best gourmet dining with lifestyle activities under one roof. To achieve this, Mr Michel Lu of Revolver Asia personally curates one-of-a-kind restaurant brands for Savourworld. If a brand has more than one outlet, it will have to offer unique food items not found at their other outlets. Sounds cool, isn’t it?

In terms of location, Savourworld is also pretty unique. Taking up a vast 60,000 sq ft, it is able to house 30 different F&B brands, each with its own indoor dining area. But in case you have a big group with different food preferences, Savourworld also has a beautiful 250-seat outdoor courtyard for you to enjoy alfresco dining while ordering from any of the F&B brands. Best of all, while most restaurant enclaves are either inaccessible by public transport or plagued by a severe lack of parking spaces, Savourworld is a convenient 3 mins stroll away from Kent Ridge Station and has 300 covered car park lots available. There’s even complimentary parking after 6 pm on weekdays and all day on weekends and public holidays!

 
In addition, Savourworld has a 13,000 sq ft event space for monthly F&B events! The first event will be Oktoberfest, a German food and beer event happening this weekend in October 2017
 

The Food At Savourworld

 
Currently, 17 out of the 30 spaces at Savourworld are taken up. Among them, there is a good mix of Asian (Local, Japanese, Chinese) and Western (Turkish, Italian, French, Tex-Mex) cuisines on top of drinks, gelato and beer offerings.
 

NAHMJ was invited for a Asian food trail at Savourworld and we sampled various dishes from Cha Tra Mue, Coffee Break, Chinese Noodle Bar by Blue Lotus, Ramen Atelier, Kick Cafe, Tokyo Joe and Licktionary.

Cha Tra Mue

 
To kick start the food trail, we each had a cup of Thai Iced Milk Tea from Cha Tra Mue. Thai tea, also known as cha yen has been gaining popularity in Singapore. Among the many brands serving this strongly brewed ceylon tea with evaporated milk, Cha Tra Mue is said to be the best. After trying it, I agree. The sweetness is subtle (likely to have been tweaked to suit local palates) but it remains creamy with a strong tea fragrance. Just perfect.
 

Coffee Break

 
Next, we had Black Sesame Toast from hawkerpreneurs turned coffee cafe Coffee Break. Coffee Break serves toasts, local kopi and ang-moh coffee (eg. cafe latte). The interesting thing here is that they have special toast flavours like black sesame, rum and raisin, matcha azuki and even key lime creme (key lime is only available at Savourworld outlet)! Since we are on an Asian Food Trail, we tried the black sesame toast. Unfortunately, I found the black sesame paste lackluster for me. It was a tad sweet for my liking and did not have enough black sesame fragrance.

Chinese Noodle Bar by Blue Lotus

 
After the toasts, we were served Chilli Crab Xiao Long Bao and Truffle Pork Lard Noodles from Chinese Noodle Bar by Blue Lotus.As someone who loves spicy food, I had high expectations of the xiao long bao (dumpling). And it did not disappoint. The dumpling skin was not too thick and the spicy shredded crab filling was just too shiok! This is not the sweetish kind of chilli crab but the seriously spicy kind. I will put the spice level as 9 out of 10 so this is strictly recommended for people who can take their spice well. Some of my fellow diners took a bite and could not go on. For me, I was happily popping one after another into my mouth (in between sips of water)!
 

 
The Truffle Pork Lard Noodle from Chinese Noodle Bar by Blue Lotus was also pretty good. The noodles are of medium thickness and tastes similar to Japanese ramen. While I wasn’t too impressed with the dark sauce in this dish, I like the strong truffle aroma and super crunchy pork lard. As this dish is only served with pork lard and vegetables, it is a dish reserved for die-hard pork lard fans.
 

Ramen Atelier

 
Besides the truffle noodles, we also had Ramen Noir from French-Japanese ramen eatery Ramen Atelier, The black broth is a chicken and pork broth cooked with squid ink miso tare. The colour looks fabulous but taste was too flat. However, I did like the chewy noodle texture and thinly sliced pork belly chashu which tastes like bacon. Hence, I will probably return for the other broths at Ramen Atelier.
 

Kick Cafe

Moving on from the noodles, we had Nasi Lemak from Kick Cafe. The attractive Nasi Lemak was served with a big drumstick, hard boiled egg and homemade sambal. Looking at the huge drumstick was enough to get me salivating and tasting it just got me craving for more! The drumstick is pretty juicy and most importantly, I like that the crispy skin was marinated with tumeric. The rice also had a nice coconut aroma and a fluffy texture. Generally I like this dish. The only thing that was slightly disappointing was the sambal that wasn’t spicy enough.

Tokyo Joe

At Tokyo Joe (a chirashi place by day and izakaya bar by night), we had a pretty Signature Bara Chirashi Bowl. I am not a sashimi fan (I dislike the soft texture of raw fishes) so I generally do not order chirashi bowls. But surprisingly, I like this. Each mouthful of fresh tuna, salmon and hamachi cubes was delicious. I also like the subtly sweet egg omelette cubes. Unexpectedly, I found myself reaching for this bowl as often as the Nasi Lemak.

Licktionary

Lastly, we concluded the meal with some egg-less gelato at Licktionary. Like a dictionary, Licktionary gives a meaning to each lick (of gelato). For example, Lust is a luscious and sexy dark chocolate with brandied cherries gelato while Peace is a vanilla and chrysanthemum gelato. Other gelato names include Happy, Love, Naughty, Kampung, etc. Fascinated with all the names and the unique flavors, I sampled all 11 flavors. I liked all of them as they are not too sweet. If you like Birds of Paradise, you will like Licktionary.

NAHMJ Verdict

With such an accessible location (proximity to train station and abundance of parking spaces) and abundance of unique choices, I see no reason not to venture West this weekend for your meal!

Savourworld @ Kent Ridge

2 Science Park Drive, Ascent, Singapore 118222

Tel: +65 6265 0992

Website: https://www.savourworld.com/

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

Opening Hours

Monday – Sunday: 1100 to 2300

*Operating Hours of different F&B brands may differ.

Oktoberfest 2017 Opening Hours

Friday 13 Oct 2017: 1730 to – 2330 | Saturday 14 Oct 2017: 1700 to 2330 | Sunday 15 Oct 2017: 1700 to 2300 

Getting There

By MRT:

• Circle line – Kent Ridge

By Bus:

• DNV Technolody – 92, 92A
• Opp Kent Ridge Station – 92, 92A, 92B, 200, 200A
  
• Kent Ridge Station – 92, 92A, 200
  
• PSB Science Park Building – 14, 33, 97, 97E, 166, 197, 963, 963E

Rating: 7.5/10

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Written by Denise Chua who also blogs at myfoodstory.sg.

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Kara Cafe & Dessert Bar is by Sogurt. Formerly, it was a pure Froyo Cafe. After rebranding, the sought-after Sogurt Froyo is still on the menu, with food incorporated in the menu too.

Yet another design of tropical forest. The last was the Loloku Poke Bar. As you enter, you find a wall paper art-piece designed by local artist Mark Wee. The interior feel warm and welcoming.

On Kara Cafe & Dessert Bar menu, they feature toasts, rice bowl, some snack and a handful of desserts.

Classic Grilled Cheese ($10.50) has an unusual item on the sandwich, sweetish pickle. I find it weird on my first bite. Then I try removing it and have the sandwich purely with cheese; the cheese was pungent. Hence adding pickle make lots of sense, lightening the feel. May it is better idea to leave the pickle by the side for diners to add according to their preference.

Apple & Coconut Crumble ($12) was cloying sweet. The crumble masked the apple fragrance completely, leaving only the crunch to the dish. The froyo was a great add to the dessert as it added a refreshing dimension to the dish. Perhaps, reducing the amount of crumble and increase the froyo will be ideal.

Coffee at Kara Cafe & Dessert Bar use the Throwback beans from Papa Palheta. Therefore expect the Cappuccino ($5.50) with a full body and low acidity filled with Dark Chocolate and rich Hazelnut tone.

For non-caffeine drink, a good choice is the Roselle Iced Tea ($5). Technically, it isn’t a tea but a brewed fruit drink. A lightly candied drink with a fruity hint. With Nata de Coco added to provide some chewy texture.

NAHMJ Verdict

Kara Cafe & Dessert Bar has quite some filling delish comfort food and coupled with dessert is certainly a perfect place for brunch.

Kara Cafe & Dessert Bar By Sogurt

Website: https://www.karacafeanddessertbar.com/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/karacafesg/

Opening Hours

Daily  1030 to 2230

Getting There

By MRT:

• Circle or Downtown line – Tan Kah Kee station

By Bus:

• At or opp Coronation Plaza along Bukit Timah Road   66, 67, 74, 151, 154, 156, 157, 170, 171, 174, 852, 961

Rating: 7/10

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Interiorly nothing much has changed except for more accessories added to beautify the space. The number of flavours offered remain each day  as well. In addition, the flavours are rotated on a daily basis too. What has changed was the way they served the Lava Cookies Ice Cream. Now, they will only top the ice cream onto the lava cookies when served at the table. In addition, they will ensure that you are ready with your camera before doing so.

What’s new next? Salted Egg Fan listen!! You are in for a treat! Volcano Lava Cookie ($9.90) with savoury salted egg lava that flow from the cookies. If you are a super hardcore fan like me, top it off with the Salted Egg White Caramel Ice Cream. Finally, quite some salted egg white are scattered over the dessert. Personally, I will request for salted egg yolk too.

If you really have to try this combination but aren’t die-hard fan, remember to ask along a friend. 

Next coming up is a combination which I love very much, Choc-a-lot ($8.90) with Ca Le Ho Yo Ice Cream. The buttery cookies with dark chocolate lava flow is highly, highly recommended by NAHMJ. As for the ice cream, which has Cardamom, a unique spice used in lots of Indian cuisine, Lemon, Honey and Yogurt. The sourish ice cream, though some felt it was awfully sour, we love it.

Lastly the Brownie Cookie, non-Lava ($7.90) with Berry Cheesecake Ice Cream. This combination reminded me of Blackforest Cake. This cookie is extremely popular with kids.

This round I tried Yuzu Soda which I love it as it was lightly sweetened.

NAHMJ Verdict

NAHMJ found Creamery Boutique Ice Creams as good it was at our revisit. We were glad that their standard maintained.

Creamery Boutique Ice Creams

139 Tyrwhitt Road, #01-03, Singapore 207557
Tel: +65 8133 1250

Website: http://creamerylimited.com/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/creameryjbs/?fref=ts

Opening Hours

Daily  1100 to 2200

Getting There

By Bus:

• Opposite Pek Chuan Building along Lavender Street   13, 67, 133, 145

• Hock Send Building along Lavender Street   13, 61, 67, 107, 133, 145, 175, 961

• Hoa Nam Building along Jalan Besar Road   21, 23, 64, 65, 66, 67, 125, 130, 139, 147, 857

By MRT:

• East West line – Lavender station

Rating: 7/10

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I first visited Lab Made Hong Kong at their Miramar Shopping Centre outlet and was very impressed with the making process due to the dramatic smoke effect and certainly the taste too. Ever since, I have revisited them whenever in Hong Kong and without failed there is a beeline.

Like their  Hong Kong outlets, there are 4 flavours on the menu daily. With over 100 of flavours with some sugar-free created in Hong Kong, Lab Made Singapore planned to rotate the flavours every 2 months, whereas in Hong Kong, flavours are rotated on a 2 week-basis.

By now, Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream isn’t new in Singapore, though Lab Made could probably be the one who started the trend and paved the way for the rest to follow. As such most would be familiar with the making process as well. 

In case, you aren’t familiar, in summary, the cream mixture is added to the mixer with liquid nitrogen to freeze them. Finally, it reached a certain consistency, sccop them into cup and add the toppings and sauce. Now ready to serve.

We tried 3 out of the 4 flavours as the Beancurd Dessert ($6.90) was unavailable on the day of our visit.

My favourite flavour is the Salted Egg Yolk Custard Bun ($6.90). This is on of the highly popular flavour in Hong Kong. A must for salted egg yolk fan. You could easily savour the salted egg at the first mouth and it is lightly sweet.

Crunchy Sea Salt with Salted Caramel ($6.90) is another extremely popular flavour too. Sea Salt was added to the lightly sweetened vanilla ice cream with salted caramel drizzled on the finished product. We prefer it with more intense caramel flavour.

Lastly, the HK French Toast ($6.90). The sweetest among the 3 flavour. Eggy and sweet with crispy bread in it. Delish though nothing comes close to the French Toast though.

NAHMJ Verdict

The liquid nitrogen ice cream by Lab Made Singapore is smooth and creamy with various sweetness level for different flavours. Each cup is considerably tiny for me. I could easily have 2 cups each time. Certainly enjoyable. I am planning to return in 2 months time for other flavours.

Lab Made Singapore

Gateway Drive, L2-K3, Westgate 3, Singapore 608532

Website: http://www.labmade.sg/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/labmade.sg/?fref=ts

Opening Hours

Daily  TBC

Getting There

By MRT:

• East West line or North-South line – Jurong East station

By Bus:

• Jurong East Interchange   51, 52, 66, 78, 79, 97, 97e, 98, 98M, 105, 143, 160, 183, 197, 333, 334, 335, 506

Rating: 8/10

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The interior and facade isn’t impressive. One would quickly classified it as the HDB look kind of shop. At Ice Cream Skool, they don’t only serve as a retail but they offer catering too. 

Since Ice Cream is the focus let’s zoom in to the desserts first. Like all other ice cream parlour, Ice Cream Skool too, offers waffle and various flavours of ice cream. Buttermilk Waffle ($3.50), Double Choc Waffle ($4.20) and for the Matcha fan, there is the Matcha Waffle ($3.80). Top it up with ice cream, Mini ($2), Single scoop ($3), Double ($5.80) and Triple ($8.40). Add $0.50 for each toppings if desire.

The waffle in general is dense with crispy exterior and flavourful. We adore the matcha as it has a good scent, though we wouldn’t mind if it is stronger. While the ice cream is light in creaminess. We have the Mango Yoghurt, Peppermint Choc, Mao Shan Wang, Chocolate, Cookies and Cream and can’t remember the last flavour.

If you are looking for food, there are 3 pasta to choose from Creamy Mushrooms Pasta ($9.90) and Spicy Tom Yum Pasta ($10.90) are the 2 we tried. We love the latter as the former was a little too flat. The spice might be a little too much for a handful of diners. But I am sure most could tolerate it. In addition, the pasta is a little too soft. The third pasta that we did not try was the Fried Chicken Pasta ($9.90).

If diners prefer to have lightbites, turn to Chicken-in-a-waffle ($4.90). This waffle was rather fluffy and lightly crispy with fried chicken sandwiched in between the waffle. It would be fabulous if there were more maple syrup.

Soup & Bread ($3.20) was good for one. The soup was creamy with lightly mushroom-flavoured. We love the garlic bread more than the soup though. Third lightbite that was unavailable that day was the Cheese Sausage Bun ($3.90).

At Ice Cream Skool, they too offer a range of drinks with the usual tea and coffee. A pity, they don’t have my favourite Cappuccino on the menu, hence I opted Cafe Latte ($3.90). The coffee was a little too milky but considering the price, it was more than decent. It was nutty, low acidity with medium to full body. 

One of the drinks Ice Cream Skool highly recommended was the Milkshake ($4.90 for Regular / $6.90 for Large). This is a highly customised drink, whereby diner could choose up to 2 flavours. The flavour was highly concentrated.

Other ice drinks with a scoop of vanilla ice cream are also available. We tried the Ice Matcha ($5.90) and Ice Chocolate ($5.90). At such wallet friendly price, we couldn’t complain.

NAHMJ Verdict

We thought Ice Cream Skool offers decent savoury food items and above average desserts great for especially the kids in the area.

Ice Cream Skool

Website: http://icecreamskool.com/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/icecreamskool/?fref=ts

Opening Hours

Mondays – Saturdays  1200 to 2100  |  Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays

Getting There

By Bus:

• Blk 449 or Blk 230E along Tampines Ave 7   4, 8, 18, 19, 21, 37, 38, 81

By MRT:

• East West line – Tampines Station

Rating: 7/10

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I prefer how Creamery Boutique Ice Creams made use of the space to give the maximum number of dinning area and the cheery feel mainly due to the lemon yellow triangle of a wall.

At Creamery Boutique Ice Cream, they offer the Cookie Set, similar to Kooks Creamery. Though there are 5 Cookie Set, only 3 are with lava, Chocalot, Monster Matcha and Red Devil (red velvet cookies with cream cheese). All these lava cookies, inclusive of a scoop of ice cream, are priced at $8.90 each. Topped it up with ice cream at $3.80 for 1 scoop, $6.20 for 2 scoops and $8.90 for 3 scoops.

At Creamery Boutique Ice Creams, they offered unique combination of flavours with interesting names. Such as Counter Strikes, Piko Piko, Zombie Food and so on. Interesting flavour such as Bak Kwa and Egg. 

We got the Matcha Lava Cookies with Counter Strike Ice Cream and Red Devil Lava Cookies with Banoflee Ice Cream.

Comparing Creamery Boutique Ice Creams and Kooks Creamery, we noted quite some differences. First, Creamery Boutique chose to serve the ice cream together with the cookies while Kooks have them separated and diners could add the scoop onto the cookies whenever they are ready for a video or photography session. 

Next we also noted the differ texture of the cookies. Creamery version is more doughy while Kooks has it more crunchy. Thirdly was the ice cream texture. Creamery isn’t as creamy as Kooks. Lastly, Kooks is cheaper. At $8.50, the set consists of Lava Cookies cum a scoop ice cream.

Beside the Lava Cookie, Creamery Boutique Ice Creams offers both coffee and tea too. And 4 iced drink, Ice Cream Shake ($6.90), Ice Cream Smoothie ($6.90), Yuzu Soda ($4.90) and we tried the Lychee Ice Cream Soda ($5.50). A lightly sweet, refreshing drink.

NAHMJ Verdict

We can’t help but to compare Creamery Boutique Ice Creams and Kooks. Overall, out of 5 diners who tried, 4 preferred Kooks while the 5th has yet to try Kooks though.

Side Note: We revisited in July 2017 for its Salted Egg Lava Cookies. Read more …

Creamery Boutique Ice Creams

139 Tyrwhitt Road, #01-03, Singapore 207557
Tel: +65 8133 1250

Website: http://creamerylimited.com/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/creameryjbs/?fref=ts

Opening Hours

Daily  1100 to 2200

Getting There

By Bus:

• Opposite Pek Chuan Building along Lavender Street   13, 67, 133, 145

• Hock Send Building along Lavender Street   13, 61, 67, 107, 133, 145, 175, 961

• Hoa Nam Building along Jalan Besar Road   21, 23, 64, 65, 66, 67, 125, 130, 139, 147, 857

By MRT:

• East West line – Lavender station

Rating: 7/10

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Eyescream And Friends hailed from Spain. Home of Ilao Ilao too. They started in 2012 and ever since have attracted beelines all over the world as franchise. For more story about them, read here.

Eyescream and Friends at Wisma offer the ever popular shaved ice cream in complete pack too. The complete pack comprises 1 shave ice cream and 2 toppings. There are are 7 flavours to choose from; Mango, Wild berry, strawberry, yoghurt, chocolate, vanilla and cheesecake. About a dozen of topping with option such as sauce, crumble, sweets and fruits.

How To Order?

Order is in 3 simple steps.

 1.  Pick your tray.

1.  Decide your favourite shaved ice cream flavour.

1.  Pick 2 toppings

Now, you are ready to enjoy!

NAHMJ Verdict

We tried 2 flavours, Wild berry and Mango. We prefer the former. The latter tasted weird. We thought the product at Eyescream And Friends At Wisma Atria is a cute novelty which we will try it only once. It isn’t something we will return for.

Eyescream And Friends

435 Orchard Road, #B1-48 Wisma Atria, Singapore 238877
Tel: +65 6376 2862

Website: http://eyescreamandfriends.com/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/eyescreamandfriendssg/

Opening Hours

Daily  1000 to 2200

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: 6.5/10

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They have their presence in many part of Asia such as Hong Kong and the nearest being Bangkok. Hence this may be a familiar brand to many. 

I heard lots of positive review about the version in Bangkok therefor I am excited to try. Kiss The Tiramisu offers a limited menu with 3 different flavours of soft serve. First is the Original Tiramisu Ice Cream. Next is the Banana Tiramisu Ice Cream and lastly the Berry Tiramisu Ice Cream. All 3 flavours are at $6.90 each.

I tried only the best selling item, Original Tiramisu Ice Cream. 

All the soft serve ice cream are served in pretty plastic wine glass-looking cup with gold finishing that gave an impressive look.

NAHMJ Verdict

I felt Kiss The Tiramisu ice cream is nothing more than vanilla soft serve with chocolate dusting. I can’t even recall if there is any lady finger or biscuit crumb in there.

Kiss The Tiramisu

277 Orchard Road #01-15 Orchard Gateway Singapore 238858

Website: http://www.kissthetiramisu.net/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/kissthetiramisusingapore/

Opening Hours

Daily  1030 to 2230

Getting There

By MRT:

• North South line – Somerset station

By Bus:

• Somerset Station along Somerset Road   7, 14, 14e, 16, 36, 65, 77, 106, 111, 123, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 174, 175, 190, 700, 700A, 971E

• Midpoint Orchard along Orchard Road   7, 14, 14e, 16, 65, 106, 111, 123, 175, 502

• Opposite Mandarin Orchard along Orchard Road   36, 77, 124, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 174, 190, 518, 700, 700A

Rating: 6.5/10

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