After lovely dine-in and takeaway experiences at Scotts Square's Maison Kayser, I decided to visit the branch at Wheelock Place. Located at B2 beside Nam Nam Noodle Bar, it is just across Paterson Link from Ion Orchard where Marks & Spencer used to be. My order of Original Blend Coffee had a nice aroma of roasted beans and was bitter with muted acidity. Neither too strong nor light, it was good enough sans condiments and served with Financier – there was an aroma of butter, the taste of which I found too overwhelming. Lacking a crisp on the outside and an aroma possibly because the Pain Au Chocolat was cold, it was not as fluffy on the inside as its croissant that was named the best by Paris newspaper Le Figaro. Still airy and soft, the lightness was somehow missing. While the chocolate was sweet and rich, it was overall a tad disappointing. Unlike its Croissant Praline which still had the same nice texture, with the bonus of a smooth hazelnuts and praline cream reminiscent of Nutella.
· WITH THE GADGET–LOVING CAFFEINE JUNKIE ·
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Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Thursday, 17 January 2013
Nam Nam Noodle Bar
More affordable than Annam Vietnamese Cuisine, also by Les Amis Group, is Nam Nam Noodle Bar. Its 1st branch opened at Raffles City Shopping Centre and the 2nd at B2 of Wheelock Place where Marks & Spencer used to be. Waited to be seated at the latter, indicated what I wanted on the order chit and brought it to the counter for payment. No different from Marukin Ramen, food is served to the table and there is no service charge. There were a few condiments, some with Vietnamese words including fish and hoisin sauce, and a nostalgic metal cup on every table. Red and green lanterns stood out against lots of wood in the bustling place with old pictures of Vietnam and newspaper articles that gave the place an old world charm.
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