Treated my Parents to dinner tonight at Coffee Club @ Raffles City ☺
Some recommendations/remarks by me, name of dish and pricing. For reference if you want to try it someday too :) Before I start here's a note, GST is absorbed!!!! Means you don't have to pay for GST hahaha.
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Creamy Mushroom Soup, $7.80.
Not really thick but the flavor is there so overall not bad! The biscuit(?) went really well with the soup. But I won't order it again, I would try something else the next time!
Baked Shrimp-crusted Salmon, $16.50.
I like this Salmon!!! Not much seasoning to the fish which is good at times too, can taste the 'real' Salmon (I am bad at describing food in words). We don't really like the citrus sauce btw and I think the portion is a little too small for my Dad haha.
BBQ Chicken Thigh, $18.50.
Much more flavor than the Salmon, but both is still yummy hahaha. If you really want to make your money worth it, order the Salmon instead.
Warning: It's pretty hard to cut out the meat at the joint.
DESSERT TIME!!! My most favourite and satisfied one for the whole meal ☺☺
Gooey Chocolate Monkey Tart, $8.50
THIS IS A MUST TRY!!! I so totally will go back and eat this again, prepare to see another picture of me eating this soon HAHAHA. It's warm in the front yet cold at the back, the crusty base is OHHHHH~~ MY HEART MELTED STRAIGHT AWAY.
Macadamia Moments, $7.20.
It's actually delicious but I ate the Chocolate tart first so when I ate this cake, I kind of compared and was disappointed BUT it's because the Chocolate tart was just way too awesome. Still a yummy cake, but I would rather pay a bit more and get the tart. This cake tasted more of coffee flavor than chocolate.
Can't wait for the next time I eat their Chocolate tart again!!!! Craving now omg... Horrible me. Although I love food a lot, I would rather splurge on shopping than food haha just a random fact about me. Hope you enjoy this entry and you don't really have to take my recommendations seriously because different people have different preference. Goodnight, xx.
