Showing posts with label tiramisu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tiramisu. Show all posts

Monday, 29 June 2015

The Tiramisu Hero

Good morning! Do you love cats, love tiramisu and yearn for a hearty breakfast at the same time?

The Tiramisu Hero will be the place for you.

My lunch kaki sent me a link at 2am one night. It's a list of cafes at Jalan Besar area and they all have their unique selling point. But do they excel in it?

We started with The Tiramisu Hero at Tyrwhitt Road 'cause the name is interesting enough for me to decide to visit first.

Colorful right? But errr....no shade for al fresco..I think the tables are more suitable to sit in the evening. There are 2 smoke tables nearer to the door which is sheltered, just that it could be quite warm as there are no fans outside.

A free drink for smarties who can answer this quiz and spent $10 minimum.

The cafe has a range of stickers with Sir Antonio on it.

Vintage style..

Other stuff like earrings etc are for sale too!

Lunch time crowd but still able to find a table for two, not bad at all. One thing I noticed...there were a lot of Japanese customers.



Steps to order the Tiramisu. I've ordered the MiniHero which only comes in original flavour.

Cute wall design.

Cafe Latte ($5.50).

Matcha Tea Latte ($6). I couldn't replace the milk with soy milk or skim milk as they do not have those. So I took it as original. It was rich and fragrant, but it will be good if it is thicker and creamier.

Shawty's Breakfast ($11) with mashed potato, organic baby spinach, bacon strip, tomato slices and egg served with homemade sour dough bread. I can only describe this dish as hearty. It looked so bright, it could cheer me up in the morning. BUT, look at the oil!

The bread was crispy on the outside and delicate on the inside. I spread the mashed potato on it and it tasted heavenly..and of course sinful. The mashed potato was kind of too mashed up, watery and soft. I love the baby spinach and tomato though. The top layer was full of cheese and quite chewy.

An interesting dish indeed.

ChefChef Curry Baked Rice ($12.50). White jasmine rice baked in the ChefChef chicken curry. You can add cheese or sunny side up with extra cost. This needs 10mins of waiting time. The chicken meat (mostly breast meat) needs marinating and tenderizing as it was too tough and tasteless. The curry was not fragrant as it looked but it did taste like normal indian curry. The portion was generous according to my lunch kaki.

 I ordered MiniHero ($3.50) as being a skeptical tiramisu eater, I just wanted a taste of it at a lower cost. It didn't fail me. The Mascarpone Cheese was light and not very sweet, it has no egg, the sponge was soaked with good espresso (acidity not high) and I could taste Kahlua! After the hearty Shawty's Breakfast, this cupcake size was just nice for me.
 
There are so many flavours to choose from if you get the larger size in a jar (MommaHero), from Lavender, Cinnamon, Fruits to Milo, Horlicks and Ovaltine.

I can't wait to try out the MommaHero in different flavours.


I must say, the waitresses provided good service by pouring water promptly and always carried smiles with them.
The Tiramisu Hero does online ordering, delivery service, customization of Tiramisu too! So now you have another choice of cake to indulge yourself and love ones on special occasions :)

And there you have it..would you give The Tiramisu Hero a try?

Address: 121 Tyrwhitt Road Singapore 207548
Contact Number: 62925271
Opening Hours: 11am to 10pm Daily

Website: http://thetiramisuhero.com/
Instagram: #thetiramisuhero

Next....Sufood!

xoxo

Saturday, 11 January 2014

Paris Baguette Cafe

Puddings! This place rocks for their royal puddings! If you are a pudding fan, I'm sure you already know where I meant. If you don't, then you have to try Paris Baguette's.

I went to their Wisma Atria outlet for breakfast..not many people so I had a very peaceful time there..

Paris Baguette, surprisingly, isn't from Paris. It's a korean cafe with a variety of cakes, bread, sandwich and needless to say, puddings..
 So many types of puddings..so many types of cakes..


 Most of the waitresses are koreans..

 I love the chairs..very comfortable and it is as if you are from the royal..

Kiwi and Orange juice ($9) and Unique Italian Tiramisu ($8)...it is indeed unique because it is in thousand layers crepe style..but I only ate half of it. Find it so-so, can't taste the alcohol and the crepe was too soft. The juice was good though.


My giant portion of Club Sandwich ($17). Don't really like the salad because there was too much vinegar until my veg became so wet. The wedges were greasy, but the sandwich was good. I only managed to ate 1 part of 3 sandwich given so I packed the rest home. The waitress put them in a paper bag..goodness, the mayonnaise soaked the bag immediately and tore it. I had to "recommend" the waitress again to pack it in a plastic bag..

 And how can I miss the pudding?! I packed it as well! Royal caramel pudding ($4.50).


It was heaven...you must try it to believe it. Once you put a spoonful into your mouth, goodness...I cannot describe in words..I should have spent the money on the tiramisu, fruit juice and club sandwich on just puddings..

However the portion is so small! Too small! I can finish in less than 3 minutes..

Next time, I shall try all the other flavors. I MUST DO THAT!

So here are my views:
Ambience 3/5
Food 2.5/5
Service 2.5/5
Price Slightly steep
Toilet Availability 0/5

Next, Jamie's Italian Singapore! Stay tuned...