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pic 1 📍Address: Cafe FuFu
super good lunch deal. $16 for 1 main and 1 soup of the day/ dessert. we got one set each and got the soup as well as the dessert. dessert was panna cotta, super delicious and sotd was broccoli soup (i love this). the mains were prawn aglio olio and Margherita pizza. can use cdc as well!! I think the pizza is really good, everything was yummers. 🍕🍝🍮🍲
pic 2 📍Address: Yo-Chi Orchard Central
expensive but yummy. love the brownies. 🍨
pic 3 📍Address: SBCD Korean Rice House
i think this just open in suntec and omg the food is actually good, they give a small box of tteokbokki and yoghurt drink alongside the main. it’s a little bit like salad box but korean style HAHAHAH. we got the spicy chicken dakgalbi rice set 🍗🍛 $12.80 and there’s 1 dumpling 🥟, veggies 🥗, kimchi, japchae and you can choose between rice/ samyang noodles as base. went during lunch time and there were a lot of office workers, no queueing area so everyone kinda just stands around waiting for people to finish their food before taking their seats.
pic 4 📍Address: Desert Dessert @ Lengkok Bahru
cakes were pretty BUT I think the cream is too thick, very gelat and not light. we got the pistachio strawberry cake and a caramel banana cake. i prefer the caramel banana cake, pistachio taste is vv light (couldn’t taste it) 🍰🎂 each cake is $8-9
If you're a fan of Korean cuisine and looking for a satisfying yet affordable meal in Singapore, SBdC Korean Rice House at Suntec is a gem I highly recommend. Their lunch set, featuring spicy chicken dakgalbi with a range of tasty sides such as japchae, kimchi, and a dumpling, offers great variety and authentic flavors that stand out from typical fast food options. What I really appreciated was the thoughtful touch of including tteokbokki and a yoghurt drink, which balanced the meal perfectly. When visiting during peak lunch hours, be prepared to find a bustling crowd mainly composed of office workers. While there's no formal queueing system, the lively atmosphere adds to the experience as you share space with fellow diners in this informal setting. Seating is first-come, first-served, so going a bit early or late might help avoid waiting. On the sweeter side, Cafe FuFu impressed me with a fantastic lunch deal at just $16, including a main dish and your choice of soup or dessert. The broccoli soup was a standout for me, rich and comforting, while the panna cotta dessert was creamy and just the right way to end the meal. Their Margherita pizza deserves a special mention too – with its flavorful toppings and perfectly cooked crust, it was truly a highlight. For dessert lovers hunting for something more indulgent, the selection at Desert Dessert @ Lengkok Bahru offers beautiful cakes, though I personally found some of the creams a bit too rich. If you can, try the caramel banana cake, which I found more balanced in flavor. Overall, these spots provide a range of tasty options whether you’re after a quick lunch or a charming cafe experience in Singapore. I’d definitely return and recommend bringing friends to share these mouthwatering dishes and treats!
