'Joey's Blog': Changi City point

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So glad that one of the Monday was a public holiday, I got to rest and also to catch up with my classmates. Jy and I decided to meet the army boys out for a good brunch and also to catch up our life. Its been long that I last seen them and I knew they have lots of army stories to share with us.

We settled our brunch at table manners after knowing that to-gether cafe was closed on Monday! Table Manners is a good place to chill and hangout with friends in the East. The exterior and interior of the gastrobar immediately attracts one.

As the name suggests, the theme of having good table manners runs through the whole restaurant. From its creative and quirky quotes and photos hung on the wall to its placemats on the table, you'll never forget to have good table manners whilst dining.

The food there are set menus to choose from as well as à la carte options. I will recommend having the set menu as it is really value for money. The set B I had allowed me to select 1 meat and 2 vegetables from the menu, and it is only $13.50. Some of the vegetable items include the sauteed mushrooms, asparagus and truffle fries, while the meaty options inlcude the likes of the New Zealand Angus beef, grilled chicken and pork.

After which, you can decide if you’d like to complete your set at an additional fee of $5.80 (weekday lunch) or $6.80 (weekend brunch) for the Soup of the day, Dessert of the day, and a drink.

These are what we ordered!

Overall, this was an enjoyable location for a nice gathering meal! The prices are very reasonable, even the ones on the ala-carte menu (although the set lunch portions were rather small)! While the food wasn’t anything particularly special, it was good enough and the fun and light-hearted atmosphere of the place more than made up for the food. The desserts displayed at the counter looked very appetising, and the next time we return I’ll be sure to sample the desserts! This is clearly a choice eating location as it was filled with both families and groups of youth when we went.