Although the menu is quite limited, it does have interesting additions including Beef Cheeks, Pulled Pork, Squid Salad. There's also cold fresh juices available for the health junkies.
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| Drinks Menu |
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| Breakfast and Lunch Menu |
Despite being an insanely hot day, we ordered Hot Chocolate ($3.9), Flat White ($3.9), and Chamomile Tea ($3.5).
The Hot Chocolate ($3.9) was fairly chocolatey but nothing too special when compared to Koko Black or Guylians or Lindt Café.
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| Hot Chocolate on a hot, hot day. |
Similarly, the Flat White had a nice coffee flavour but was a tad too creamy.
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| Flat White in a cup ($3.9) |
The Chamomile Tea ($3.5) was pretty standard but it had a very fragrant chamomile flavour.
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| Chamomile Tea ($3.5) |
Feeling a little adventurous, I got the Savoury Cajun Spiced Beef Cheeks with poached egg and gruyere cheese toasted sourdough ($18). The beef cheeks weren't savoury enough, but the texture was amazing - it was juicy, tender and literally melted in your mouth. The egg was perfectly poached with a golden runny yolk.
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| Savoury Cajun Spiced Beef Cheeks ($18) |
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| Gooey Golden Yolk |
My fellow Food Extinguisher got the Large Breakfast with scrambled eggs, bacon, chorizo, mushrooms, roasted tomato, spinach, potato rosti, and sourdough ($21). According to my partner-in-food, the eggs were perfectly scrambled and still had a soft texture, but unfortunately it was quite bland and lacked flavour. The bacon wasn't pan fried properly so it wasn't crispy or very flavoursome. I quite like the chorizos though.
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| Large Breakfast ($21) - at least it was quite L-A-R-G-E! |
Verdict
Decent for the price. But don't visit on a hot summer's day because there's no aircon.
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