{Cafe Culture} Real Food

When you think of real food, think ethical and healthy food. This almost seems like a vegetarian restaurant to me. There is absolutely no meat in the whole menu, so don't bother looking. In return, you have lots of vegetables and carbs. 

Samantha (<3) and I went to the outlet at Clarke Quay Central and we ordered a Grilled Vegetables Tomato Pasta ($10.80) and Dumpling Soup with organic noodles ($11.30).

I didn't eat most of the vegetables in the pasta, because I don't fancy brinjals  or bell peppers. The sauce was pretty okay. On a whole, the whole dish was alright, I guess. Nothing impressive, but it was a decent plate of pasta. 

The dumplings in the dumpling soup was much more worth the calories. The dumplings were steamed and it was delicious! Can't believe that there is no meat inside. It was crunchy and tastes slightly sweet. The soup tasted so much like Maggi Mee's Chicken Flavoured Soup Base but rest assured that this is REAL FOOD hehe. 

The whole restaurant was very spacious. With ample seating, set in a minimalistic design, it was a great place to chill with friends and Sam and I did have our fair share of catching up. This place doesn't charge service charge, so in return, walk to pick up your own menu, place your own order, and collecting your utensils. Luckily, Sam is my personal slave, so she did everything for me!! HAHA

It was a great evening spent with Samantha, as with every outing with her. What will I do without you, Sam? Life would be a lot more boring and I wouldn't be able to laugh as much.

Love, 

Xin Hui