Set at the idyllic location of Robertson Quay with the river as the backdrop, this nice little cafe fits just in place. The interior is like that of a quaint little cottage with shelves lined by wines, groceries and cute jars with pretty checkered cloths tied around their tops.
The selection of cakes looks interesting, but since we are too full after lunch at Kuroson, we just settle for the Black Forest cake. And it turns out to be the biggest slice of cake we ever have. The cream is very good, being light yet rich, and the chocolate sponge is moist, especially the bottom layer since it is soaked in the juice of the sliced cherries sandwiched between the sponges. The chocolate is pretty rich too. All in all, I like this cake. It is better than most of the other Black Forest cakes.
The service is passable, I guess.
My Thoughts: Worth a try
Nearest car park: Robertson Village’s car park
Nearest MRT: Chinatown
Robertson Quay
80 Mohammed Sultan Road #01-11
Singapore
Contact No: 6235 9007
