Tuesday 29 December 2015

Wanna Cuppa

Wanna Cuppa is conveniently located opposite Clarke Quay MRT. Smacked in between the 2 Song Fa bak kut teh shops. The décor was simple yet elegant with bold colored sofas and stunning wallpaper.  Opened by Ms Jeannette Kwok. Wallet friendly mains and desserts and artisanal coffees and teas.




To start off the evening, we were served with 3 different teas : Elderflower strawberry which was my favourite. It had a more strawberry flavour with very slight tinge of elderflower. To me it made a great thirst quencher. Lychee cucumber was refreshing but I didn't quite like the cucumber taste. Peach passionfruit was more peachy rather than passionfruity. All priced at $5.90 each.

There were a number of fried items during the tasting. First up was the enoki mushroom fries ($7.90). Very crispy. Goes well with any drink. Recommended if you are not a French fries kinda eater.

Onion rings ($6.90) that was a good size. Was not too bad but if one would want to ""get rid" of the oily taste.... best to dip it in chilli sauce.


The mini fish and chips ($8.90) was not so mini. Can be shared between 2 persons. Dory fish battered and fried. Quite good but best eaten when still piping hot.

We had eggs benny ($9.90) for dinner. Eggs poached perfectly and yolk so runny. Hollandaise sauce thick and creamy over ham and a little salad to balance off.

Finally a dish that made wowed us. The spaghetti pesto aglio olio ($10.90). Tossed in herb pesto and chilli padi without any other garnishes, it was simple and yet packed a punch. One can actually request for additional toppings like prawns (with additional charge of $4).

Finally.. dessert time. Apple crumble ($6.90) with short crust pastry. A strong butter taste with chunky apples caramelised perfectly. Served warm.

A chocolate brownie ($6.90) which all of us enjoyed. So chocolaty and not so sweet. But it felt like something was missing. Yes.... probably a dollop of vanilla ice cream!! Have it cold!

Macarons...18 flavors, Spoilt for choice if you love macarons. Going at $2.50 each. I loved the apricot fig flavour best for its not over the top sweetness, its tangyness.

Les Eclairons shaped like a peanut... a cousin of macarons. My favourite was the mango and chocolate flavour for its chocolatyness and citrussy twangy aftertaste.


The hot beverages were the hot white chocolate ($6) which tasted more milky. The hot dark chocolate was not chocolaty enough.

The latte ($5.50) ... coffee beans from Melbourne with a blend of African, Asian and Central American. Quite light. I prefer my coffee with more oomph.


My friends had Yona Yona Beer from Nagano. Unfortunately I am not a beer drinker, therefore I am not able to give my comments on this. But from what I gathered from fellow foodies, they liked the beer for its medium and caramelly peachy taste.


Service was excellent and attentive. Wonderful ambience. Friendly staff. A good place to chill or do your work in peace. Prices are so affordable as well.

Address : 15 New Bridge Road

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