Jemin Travels

Exploring yet another cafe in Ang Mo Kio with Mich and Pigg. The residents are really lucky to have so many cafes popping up around their neighbourhood Rainbow Cottage Cafe looking really homey from the outside It was full house when we entered, but we were lucky to get a table quite fast though it took the staff some time to clear as they were quite busy. Pigg ordered a earl grey lavender tea with the hope of soothing his bad throat but was a little disappointed with it, as it looks like something one can order at a coffee shop.  Of course, at Rainbow Cottage must try their Rainbow Paddlepop Cheesecake It was served prettily with a cute jewel fork.  Hot chocolate to go along with my paddlepop cheesecake. The cheesecake tastes okay and did not have any artificial taste even though a lot of coloring is used to create the rainbow effect. However, I feel that there is nothing really special about its taste though the colors are really pretty. N...

Finally got to try Banana Tree at Keong Saik Road, a special and cute concept of bingsu and puddings in flower pots! Many thanks to Mich again for showing us the way, I did not know it was so accessible from Chinatown MRT station as it was a walkable distance. Originated from Korea, the store layout is simple and banana themed, sporting yellow and white giving it a clean look. The entire cafe is a very cozy and every inch of it is just so photoworthy Three of the tall tables also have wall murals that feature their signatures: Pot Bingsu, Flower Pot Pudding and Som Som Latte. The cute wall murals lets customers have a picture perfect time. The tall tables are really suitable for couples but it gets awkward taking pictures as they are situated just in front the counter  A look at their simple menu, quite helpful to have illustrations of the flower pot puddings. They just increased their prices though... the mini pot bingsu I ordered was $8.50 be...