Globetrotters Restaurant @ United Square

Continuation from yesterday's post.
We tried to have salads and veggies only, but you know it is impossible. :-p

Cousin had grilled chicken with crispy bacon on it. The chicken is a tiny bit charred, but it taste quite ok.



Uncle had the Pide. (pronounced P-day) It's some turkish bread thingy that taste like pizza. We actually think it is quite yummy.



Aunt and I each had the sandwich. I had the chicken and aunt had the beef I think.





We swapped half of ours with each other, so we can taste more stuff.



I guess the main draw here is not the food, but the children's playground. I think kids will love this place. One of the many rare children friendly places.


Globetrotters Restaurant
United Square
#02-02
101 Thomson Road
Singapore 307591

Globetrotters Restaurant @ United Square

Had lunch at United Square last Sunday. It's been a long time since we came here.
We were dropped off on one of the floors at the carpark, and when we walked in the mall, we saw this shop.



Did we just have salad?



Of course not. More photos in tomorrow's post.
(If you think I am rationing photos, you are right! I am! lol...)

Egg Tarts from Fancy Delight

You think only old foggies eat egg tarts? Not so. We the younger generation also like the good old fashion egg tarts. Introducing a twist to it doesn't sound that bad, in fact it adds some variety to our stale conveyor belt lifestyle.



A colleague bought us a box of egg tarts for tea. They are from Fancy Delight. A sharp colleague said hey that was shown on Makan Sutra Raw. Now, that caught out attention a bit.



Usually egg tarts do not look like these ya? These looks special! Looks like 'kueh pai tee' cups, but a bigger version of it.



How shall we put it? The pastry is not the usual flaky pastry, but it taste like the crust of delicious cheesecakes. Does that describe it well?

This is the portuguese egg tarts.



Cut them into half and let you see the inside.



This is the orange chocolate tarts.



We cut them into halves, so we can share (also the calories).
The tarts were all nice and warm, and the melting chocolate makes us melt too!



This is the pepper chicken. A colleague describe it as savoury custard, something like quiche.



Well, that was our short entertainment break today. Thanks to Mr Lai for buying us our snack.
You can buy them at Fancy Delight at the address below.



Have a good weekend!

Home Made Jam Tarts

There's so many types of jam tarts being sold at supermarkets, last year we found one that's so nice and we bought lots of it and everyone realised it ran out. This year we did not see it on sale.

But it's ok. We have some home made jam tarts given to us by our cousin. Her mum made it.




Ming the Merciless from NYC says he wants some. Hmmm how?

Char Tar Hearts and Stars

These are some batches of Chao Tar Oatmeal Cookies sis and I made.

Instead of buying the yearly Marks and Spencer chocolates as gifts, we thought we will make something that people will love.

This is the batch that was "Char Tar" or burnt. haha...



We made 11 boxes of cookies, and we gave most of them to friends in church this morning.
Wishing everyone a Very Blessed Christmas Eve.

The Mouse Tried to eat my Curry Puff.

Mouse who tried to eat my Curry Puff.


The Curry Puff in its whole splendour.


The inside of the curry puff.


This curry puff was bought from the Hong Lim Food Centre. View the post on Hong Lim Food Centre here.