Tuesday dinner
Tuesday dinner with my Mum before we visit grandmum at TTSH. Yes, grandmum admitted to TTSH again after groaning in pain on his abdomen therefore the doctor advise her to do a thorough check-up. But on a bright side, she is recovering well, at least she is able to feed herself and also to pick up some light exercise.
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Headed down to Square 2 for dinner and ended up in Pasta De Waraku. They offer a range of Italian-Japanese fusion pasta and pizzas. The restaurant is decorated with several displays of their pastas looking yummy! This outlet is located near an escalator heading down to B1 and a newly opened cafe, Viet Cafe.
The last you would expect from a Japanese restaurant is pasta and pizza. But Pasta de Waraku is a Japanese casual pasta and cafe restaurant. They offer a pretty intensive menu ranging from pasta, pizza to rice and other side dishes.
Menu categorize in Pastas, Baked rice, Pizza and desserts. There are alot of choices to choose from for their pastas. We had a hard time flipping through the menu back and forth.
Mum decided to order one of their dinner set so for soup we cannot choose, they only have corn soup, so creamy but was not served hot. Its kinda warm. The set also comes with a salad that contain tomato & lettuce with wafu dressing.
Ice lemon tea that was included in the dinner set too (:
Out of curiosity, I decided to try their matcha milk-shake ($6.80)
Its kind of expensive and I would expect a strong flavour of green tea but unfortunately, all I taste was the whipped cream. A milky kind of drink.
This is the only main that we ordered and shared. It came with 2 portion. One with a choice of pasta and the other will a choice of salmon/ chicken/ steak/ pork chop.
For pasta, we had the classic Carbonara Waraku Style which i thought was something different as compared to the normal pastas we normally have. There was a lot of bacon within the thick sauce and the nicely poached egg in the middle took the whole dish to a whole different level when mixed in ($24.90)
Last but not least, this is what I am excited to share! I don't have to travel to BKK/ Japan for Shibuya Honey toast ($12.90)! Hehehe. The bread is so tender and succulent and buttery that the moment I tasted it, this has got to be the most perfect bread I’ve ever tasted. I was a bit hesitant because it’s a thick slab, but slicing it in the middle gave me a jolt of surprise. It’s surprisingly tender, and a melt in your mouth experience.What make it good will be a scoop of vanilla ice cream and the fruits laying around the toast bread. This sweet dessert will be too full for 2 person, mum and I had a hard time clearing the plate.
Service was excellent despite it being full house, which also brings me to my point about making a reservation to avoid disappointment. And if you do not get a table, fret not because they have not one, but two outlets.
PASTA de Waraku
10 Sinaran DRIVE
#01-07, SQUARE 2
SINGAPORE 307506
+65 6317 7962
Till then.
