MY FAV NANYANG LOCAL FOOD CAFE 🍛
📍 Just found a new hidden gem ✨FULLYBOOKED✨!!!
Address: 45 Tai Thong Crescent, Singapore 347866 (literally a 5-min walk from Potong Pasir MRT Exit C)
Nearest MRT: Potong Pasir (Purple/NorthEast Line)
Recently discovered this hidden gem in Potong Pasir and I swear it’s going straight into my favourite Nanyang local food cafe list! 🥹✨
We actually ordered way more than what I took pics of bc we were too distracted with the food LOL. 🤣
🥤 Iced Yuan Yang
- Creamy and not too sweet, portion was pretty decent for me! i like it vvv much!!! 3/5 for me!
🍜 Curry Chicken Noodles
BROOO the curry is DAMN thick and I LOVED it SO much. Not very spicy but flavour was on point 🔥 Chicken was super tender and curry blended perfectly with the noodles 👏 4/5 yes yes yes!
🍲 Herbal Chicken Soup
I love this broth!!! Sweetish ending that’s so comforting on a rainy day ☁️ Chicken was cooked well bc its so tender too.
*dip the chicken with their chilli padi + soya sauce before eating with rice, honestly taste better for me!!! rating was, 4/5 for meeee again!!!
🍞 Kaya Butter Toast
Crispy on the outside, soft inside! Kaya was kinda nyonya-ish? NO COMPLAINS YA!!!!! OH OH & the butter was THICK AS HECK 😍 so generous! (But always a Yakun girl at heart lol 🤭) ill give it a 3.5/5!
🧀 Tater Tots with Nacho Cheese
Ngl, pretty average. Nothing special compared to other cafes 🤷♀️ But if you’re with a big group it’s decent for sharing! I dont wanna give any ratings because it tasted alright!
🍳 Creamy Scrambled Egg Toast (Boyfie’s Order)
We didn’t get pics bc we were too hungry, but this was surprisingly good!! 😋 Thought western-style would be weird at a local-food cafe, but nope! It worked!
Comes with ham, egg & cheese w some kinda sauce that was so buzzin!! 3.5–4/5 from the boyfie~🤣
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💸 Price: Very reasonable!
Came with 3 of us, & we ordered SO MUCH! The total damage was $49.50 but i honestly think fullybooked is worth a try!! You’ll definitely see me back here very often lolol!!! 😍✨
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If you’re a fan of ya kun kaya toast in Potong Pasir, Fullybooked offers a refreshing twist that’s well worth trying. Their kaya butter toast stands out with a crisp exterior and a soft, fluffy inside, topped with an indulgently thick layer of butter that adds richness without overpowering the traditional Nyonya-style kaya jam. It pairs perfectly with a cup of their iced Yuan Yang, which balances creamy sweetness without being too sugary. Apart from kaya toast, Fullybooked’s herbal chicken soup is a comforting choice, especially on rainy days. The broth has a subtle sweet finish and the chicken is tender, making it an excellent accompaniment to rice. Pro tip: dip the chicken into their chili padi and soy sauce mix to add an extra punch of flavor. Although some sides like tater tots with nacho cheese are fairly standard, they’re a decent shareable option for groups looking to try a variety of dishes. Fullybooked’s pricing is reasonable, which made it easy for us to try a broad spread without breaking the bank. If you’re exploring local food in the Potong Pasir area, this cafe’s friendly atmosphere and well-executed Nanyang classics make it a must-visit spot for both locals and foodies seeking authentic flavors with a modern touch.
