Light Bites & Drinks

Sibei complicated, but basically this is not the original, but occupies the original stall. I bought it because I've tried the original and because there's no waiting time. This is the sardine puff, although I ordered chicken. It's nice lah, I don't think most people can tell the difference. Large and crumbly shell.

Always long queue so I bought $10 worth. Don't know why the flour kinda dense and moist. Tutu kueh has been like this for years now. Maybe rushing it due to the popularity causes this. Peanut and coconut were still the best. We also tried red bean, which is pricier, but it's dumb.

Okay buy this better than pay more to buy from Each-A-Cup. Not great but at least it's enjoyable.

Quite got standard.

I had to try their signature Granny's Favourite this time. It's chocolate and malt ice cream with cookie dough. Good. Goma was, well, I like black sesame in general. Good too.

$7 for a small glass but one of the best I've tasted. Unlike most milkshakes, this had many layers of flavour. It included a yogurt-like touch that gave it a kick. It also used real strawberries and thumbs up for that.

Peach seltzer, 4%. Not bad. Light and sweet.

Wah the chips damn shiok. A bit like biscuit. The guac and the salsa tasted exactly like expectations haha.

This comes with deep-fried tteokbokki. Quite shiok. Not the tteokbokki lol.

Quite interesting. Dried pollack as beer grub. It seemed dumb at first, like dried cuttlefish, but it's elevated when dipped in the spicy soy mayo.

Normal.

Not bad.