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It is my 2nd visit since Nov 2020,
back then I like the food and service, so this time I recommended to my friends.
It was a total DISAPPOINTMENT!
POOR service-only 2 tables were occupied. Definitely enough staff available. We repeatedly asked for water refill, it is either took too long or forgot
Quite a nice place to bring people for a nice lunch, expect to budget around SGD $40 to 50 per pax for a group of 5 if you want more options. The architecture and Peranakan elements are interesting. The service is quite friendly.
Ayam buah keluak, babi pontek
The pulat hitam dessert is quite nice.
Have always wanted to try the for here and I'm glad I finally did. I think I prefer the for here than VO. The fried fish is something unique and it's an absolute delight. Love the prawn and soup too. Almost everything is great. Will definitely be back again.
Ambience: 5⭐
Beautifully decorated. Peaceful place. Quite a cultural experience, not just culinary.
Service: 4⭐
Service staff are friendly and polite. Attentive, will come when called.
Food: 5⭐
Generally, portions are quite small (except for the curry fish head), though this seems to be the case for
Exquisite Peranakan food and the prices are not exorbitant. The ayam buah keluak was tender, although people not used to the taste would not enjoy the black nuts. The restaurant is not very big and exudes a warm ancient charm that is cosy enough for family gatherings.
Have been wanting to try the food here. Very frw places serve buah keluak fried rice so was excited to eat here since my previous favourite Folklore closed down. The fried rice is decent but not as good as the one at Folklore. Tried the ngo hiang for the first time and it was really good. Sayur lode
It's always satisfying to eat from IndoCafe. The delivery is on time and food arrives still hot. This is our go-to whenever we crave for Peranakan bento. Set comes with a soft drink.
Located along Scotts Road amongst the British Colonial Buildings nearer to Newton is Indocafe the White House, a restaurant specialising in Peranakan food in a fine dining setting.
Started the meal with the finger appetiser of Belijau, a yummy bitter crispy snack that went down so well with the pro
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