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Posted on June 30, 2016 by nelsonutella

2nd leg of my solo trip – Berlin! The first leg was in Vienna. And I’m so darn thankful I know a bit of German to navigate through the city!

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Satisfying my tummy one dish at a time.

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English Breakfast ($16). Sunny side up, baked beans, rosemary chicken sausage, turkey bacon, salad. It’s a decent meal, although I would have loved it if there were more mushrooms and salad. The fried egg was slightly overcooked as I could taste some burnt bits. Do check out their Muddy Espresso ($5.50) as it’s pretty good.

Chocolate Avalanche ($13.90). Warm Valrhona dark chocolate lava cake. Chocolate soil. Crunchy almond nougatine. Orange-infused vanilla gelato. Cutting the cake reveals a luscious and a gooey chocolate center which then drips down to coat the gelato beneath it. The combination of hot and cold - amazing. Recommended quantity: 1 per person, because anything is good if it’s made of chocolate (good quality of course).

Ramen Risotto ($24). Kurobata Pork Belly, Pickled Black Fungus, Raw Quail Yolk, Soy Foam, Spring Onion, Aonori, Pork Lard. If I’m right, in place of your usual stock, the ramen stock was added when cooking the risotto. A great mix of flavours and textures. However, I felt the dish was a little too salty for me (probably because of the ramen stock that was used). The pork lard was not crispy as it had turned cold. But the star of the dish has to be the Kurobata Pork Belly. So tender, juicy, and the fat melts in your mouth.

Comfort food for lunch back in Taiwan. A bowl of noodles in a flavorful broth, some minced meat, and a generous amount of bean sprouts and spring onions. We ordered some side dishes too: pork, tofu, and kelp. There’s no geotag for this place so address will be below. 麥你。面子小吃 337，大園區中正西路36號 Open all week from 7am-11pm. Delish.

黑糖珍珠厚奶.

Pork Intestine Noodles (肥肠面, $5). An absolute joy to eat on a cold and rainy day. Piping hot broth, chewy noodles, and offal. It’s also one of the times where I appreciate the “腥味” of the intestines. Located near the Gong Cha underneath Pasir Ris MRT.

Crispy Chicken Wings. Somehow I’ve been involving myself with a lot of spicy food recently 😩 These wings are fried to perfection - skin is crispy and the meat is moist. The aroma of cumin, heat from the chillis, and the numbness of the Sichuan peppercorns makes you crave for a ice-cold can of Coke.

Sliced Beef and Tripe in Chilli Sauce (夫妻肺片). 🌶🌶🌶🌶. Tripe was handled well as it tasted really clean. This dish is flavourful, the meat is cooked tender, and it does pack a nice punch. Certainly worth the burn in and out of your body.

Fennel Sausage Pizza ($27). “Count the memories, not the calories.” Yep, ending the Sunday with good food definitely takes away a little bit of the Monday blues that is about to come. Might be too herby for some but it was perfect for me. The fennel was extremely aromatic, crust was crisp at the edges, and you can’t go wrong with Kurobuta pork sausage meat and roasted peppers. Happy Monday everyone, 1 day down, 4 to go!

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