Typhoon Cafe Bugis+

Overall the taste is nice and service is good, the serving portion is quite okay and worth for the price. Very satisfied for the taiwanese food craving.

Located in bugis+ top floor, this place claimed to be specialized in taiwanese cuisine. Came here with my partner for dinner since we're craving for taiwanese. We came to try since it's recommended by the food blogger, but I can't say it's superb. The ambience was a bit dim, I wish they put more lighting surrounding the area. The area and furniture was well-maintained, they also put X sign for physical distancing from table to table. Entering the premise, the staff immediately attend to us, she explained that to order, we need to scan thru QR code. After finishing our order, we wait for 10-15 mins for our food to come. We ordered; - braised pork belly with white rice and cucumber pickles the pork belly was diced, accompanied by hardboiled egg. It was warm, as if it's premade food. I was disappointed with it since i was craving freshly made food. The taste was okay, not very good but not bad as well. - pork chop fried rice The pork chop was fried with oat batter, it was freshly fried and you can taste all the juice from the meat drizzling. The fried rice was warm, white type and hard to go wrong/. Taste was okay, a bit bland for the pork chop, need more seasonings. We didn't order any drinks because i don't see anything interesting in the menu. Scoring time; Food 3/5 Taste 3/5 Price 2/5 Service 3/5 Ambience 3/5 Location 3/5 Overall score of 2.83 out of 5 stars Would i come back? Ugh, not really, it tasted mediocre and the price was too expensive for that kind of food and service. Would i recommend this place? Pass

The best soufflé pancakes I've ever had! Great recommendation by my sister who's a Creative Eateries member and has been several times. Pancakes freshly made so will need to wait. You can see them make on the spot - eye-opening. Soft, fluffy, fragrant yet light... 1 person can polish off the whole thing! Their special flavour was ondeh ondeh, which was a good attempt, but not as fantastic as the original. Reminded of pandan waffles somehow, with a hint of that flavour. Will be back for sure!

Ordered the scrambled egg white with tobiko, golden chicken fritter mee sua and braised egg. The first two dishes were normal but still flavourful, the braised egg was tasteless. Taste for all dishes was average, nothing to rave about. Environment was ok with soft mandarin songs playing in the background. Service was efficient but the staff was overly fast in clearing the cutlery, even before we finished our meal. Slightly overpriced.

[Detailed review] A cosy cafe to chill with friends with Taiwanese food, dessert and tea. Food meal are available but I came here for dessert and tea only. ?Tea: The restaurant provides various choice of tea (hot/cold): plain premium tea, fruit tea, bubble milk tea. The bubble was very nice and chewy. Osmanthus Aloe Vera Honey Lemon Tea (hot, $8.5) comes with sweet and sour taste with the good smell scent of Osmanthus. It was not too sweet or too sour, about right. ?Dessert: Souffle took a while to bake so I recommend to order cake/tea first. The black dot in the pictures below are sweet bubble, not blueberry. The sauce was the Rabbit milk from the famous Rabbit candy. The crape cake ($9) for me was too sweet but it went very well if you eat it with not-too-sweet hot tea. ??‍♀️Service: I like the way that the restaurant provided physical and illustrative menus, one per each customer (some restaurants give less). Then customers can directly order food from the QR code.

Four star food place. It's a chain place and it shows in the food that is being produced. the lu rou fan tasted pretty boring (not bland) though the egg fried rice was okay. the food is slightly nicer than how it is presented though. it's safe but doesn't feel pretty authentic.

I agreed with most reviewers about soufflé, super super super nice and delicious ?, Must Try! Sure recommend & share to everyone. Staff here very friendly and attentive to everyone with smile ? best !

The restaurant was almost full during a Monday afternoon. Friendly staff. Ordered the traditional Lu Rou rice and dry noodle. Initial impression was the quantity looks small but after eating, it was just nice for us. The milk tea and mango peach are ok. Price in the higher side however this is what you get for good music and environment.