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Foodie for Thought.

Today, I had lunch with Yogi at a food joint at North Bridge Road, just opposite the National Library. The place is called Food For Thought. It'll be easy to miss it if you walk from the direction of Bugis towards City Hall, as the facade of the shop is tilted at and angle.

We decided to check out the place after as Yogi's friend had recommended. The place is small and cosy, with about 25-30 seats. That's me with my back facing the door.

And Yogi with her back facing the inside of the joint (she happened to be in pink too hah hah). Yes, that is really how small the place is. Hee hee.

But I like the fact that it was kinda quiet for a Saturday afternoon, no irritating noisy crowd. :p Probably, the place would be packed during weekdays lunch hour?

The place was artistically decorated with some nice pictures and posters.

There was no menu, the food and drinks available were all listed on the chalk board (I am guessing either they change the dishes or the prices periodically, so no point printing out menu!). And you make your order and payment at the counter. No GST and no service charge. You can get yourself some ice water at the counter too. Afterward, you can sit around and talk for as long as you want. Lol.

I ordered the Juicy Roasted Leg Set. Its chicken, comes with choice of soup. S$16.90.

The roasted leg was too much for me to handle, as the portion was probably enough for two? Hee hee. It wasn't fantastic but wasn't too bad at all.

Yogi ordered the Teriyaki Duck Pasta, S$15.90. Well, she liked it! I find the sauce a lil' too sweet for my liking. It did not come with soup, but you can add to your order.

Finally, the most delicious of all gotta be the dessert, Sticky Date Pudding.

It is muffin + ice cream. Looked really ordinary, but tasted wonderful. The warm muffin mixed well with the ice cream. The more I tried, the more I liked it.

A quick search on the net and I found their website. Apparently they had been around for quite a while. I'll probably be going back to try some other dishes, you may wanna try too. :)
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