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2013-07-28
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What's better than going for brunch on a nice weekend!Awakening cafe is a friendly, cozy and welcoming place. The interior is like a crossover of a coffee shop and a diner. The 5 of us were greeted by the owner himself immediately and were brought to a table inside.What we ordered:1. BBQ Burger- It was okay. The patty was a bit dry and there was a bit too much BBQ sauce, which was overpowering. The waffle fries that came with the burger were fresh and crunchy.2. Chilli burger - In comparison to
Awakening cafe is a friendly, cozy and welcoming place. The interior is like a crossover of a coffee shop and a diner. The 5 of us were greeted by the owner himself immediately and were brought to a table inside.
What we ordered:1. BBQ Burger- It was okay. The patty was a bit dry and there was a bit too much BBQ sauce, which was overpowering. The waffle fries that came with the burger were fresh and crunchy.
2. Chilli burger - In comparison to the BBQ Burger, this burger seemed to be less flavourful. Maybe if you were to order the two together, have this first. However, both burgers were really fresh.
3. Omelet (The pub)- This omelet had beer battered shrimps, cheese and tomatoes in it I think. It was really cheesy and filling. All omletes come with a piece of toast (your chioce of white or brown), hashbrown and some fresh fruit.
4. Eggs Benedict (Ham)- This was the best dish of all. We chose ham over smoked salon and bacon. It also, came with fresh fruit as well. The hollandaise sauce was rich, creamy and flavourful. Also, the ham was thick and tasty. It wasn't your typical deli ham. The only thing I would add, is that the servicer should have asked me how I would like my eggs. As well as the proportion seemed a bit small.
5. Iced lemon tea- unlimited refill
Overall, it is a place worth trying but I think they need more staff as service was slow.
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