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Brunch at Epicurious Cafe (Robertson Quay)

Time: 21 15

Status: Thinking of when I should pay a visit to Epicurious again!

Recently I am hook on to brunch. So when Lee BB brought me to Robertson Quay after our visit to the Marina Barrage for brunch I was so excited! Partly because, he refused to tell me where we were going and I only knew it was Robertson Quay because he told the taxi uncle. After some finding (we dropped off at the other side of Robertson Quay), we finally found Epicurious! It was really popular for we saw the place was fully packed and some people are queuing.

I’m not sure if they have an inside sitting but there were only some tables outside, not a very big place I’d say. The ambience will be perferct on days with good weather (ie not raining and slighty windy)! How about the food, you may ask.

epicurious vodka water

Vodka? no is just water!

They pride themselves on their home-made food: all their dishes are cook from scratch, just like how you will be served in your friend’s/family’s place.

After a short wait,we got a seat and the waitress served us a bottle of Vodka!  No lah it’s just plain water.We were told that we can only ‘hog on’ to the table for 90 minutes. Everything on the menu looks appetising and after a long while we finally decided on their “Die Die Must Try” Baked Eggs with Toast Soldiers ($6.50) for Lee BB while I had the Ratatouille Omelette ($12). We also ordered the Pancakes ($7). I LOVE PANCAKES!

epicurious baked eggs on toast soldiers

Lee BB’s Baked Eggs with Toast Soldiers looks appetising!

Back to their Baked Eggs with Toast Soldiers, it made me drool just by looking! But the sad news was, I didn’t have a chance to taste it. Was too busy eating my Ratatouille Omelette!

epicurious Ratatouille Omelette

Ratatouille Omelette with interesting (to me) fillings!

The omelette was not too bad, a little special as the fillings had tomatoes and eggplants, far different from the omelette I’m used to for brunch. Lee BB was so shocked that I actually ate it as it has eggplants!

The accompanied side potatoes was pretty tasty as well. Not sure if all the dishes have them but it was there for the above dishes.

epicurious pancakes

I LOVE PANCAKES

Our “dessert” the pancakes was quite worth it. For $7, you get 3 slices of pancakes topped with sugar dust and some bananas and strawberry slices. Would prefer if they have dust the sugar more evenly and give more fruit slices though. Not the best pancakes but I like ALL (ok not all but most) pancakes so it was good enough for me! If anything, the maple syrup would be enough to make my day, LOL.

Overall rating:
Food: 7.5/10 Ambience: 7/10 Value: 8.5/10
Comments: Go for it if you love home-made brunch!

What’s better than waking up at 12pm and head down for a brunch on a weekend? If you tend to wake up later on weekends, no worries, they serve all day brunch menu during weekend and a limited selection is served during lunch on weekdays. They also have a lunch and dinner menu on weekdays.

For those of you interested to try, they have 2 outlets:

Epicurious at The Quayside is located @
#01-02 The Quayside,
Robertson Quay
Tel: 6734-7720

Café Epicurious at The Rail Mall is located @
392 The Rail Mall,
Upper Bukit Timah Road
Tel: 6894-5926

xoxo,

Ada