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2015-10-31
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On weekdays, my idea of luxury is to be able to sneak out in the middle of a busy day to have some "me time", to catch up on reading, to recharge, or simply to wind down over a nice cup of coffee.Armed with a good Kindle and an empty stomach, I checked out this 18 Grams On Kwong Wah Street, thinking that I wouldn't be too disappointed. As expected, the cappuccino was sweet and (mildly) bitter, flavourful on the nose and on the tongue, with a good substantial layer of milk foam on top. The real s
Armed with a good Kindle and an empty stomach, I checked out this 18 Grams On Kwong Wah Street, thinking that I wouldn't be too disappointed. As expected, the cappuccino was sweet and (mildly) bitter, flavourful on the nose and on the tongue, with a good substantial layer of milk foam on top.
The real star of the visit however was the smashed avocado sandwich. Ok, I love avocado and poached egg, so any dish with these two items is bound to please me, but this offering was above and beyond the call of duty: the obligatory side salad was fresh and nicely dressed, the hollandaise sauce was eggy and delicious, and I love the dried fruits that topped the sandwich. The one criticism I have is that the avocado could have been fresher as it wasn't as green as it should be. Nonetheless, it was a tasty and satisfying dish.
With physical and mental hunger satiated, I could move on.
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18 Grams serves good food and good coffee, what they don't serve is good music. Management, please put more thought into the music selection.
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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