Christmas came early this year. Sweetie got himself a new toy. A present for being a good boy for the year?


Welcome to the club of Coffee Connoisseurs!
A perfect espresso has a distinct flavour, with intense aromas and a full body, delicately topped with a rich, smooth crema. What makes Nespresso unique, is its absolute control of all the elements necessary for producing exceptional coffee, cup after cup.

We were at Taka today, wanting to stock up on the capsules when I saw this gorgeous machine. BLING BLING! My kind of design!
Nespresso provides a unique choice of 16 Grand Crus to satisfy every taste at any time of the day. I'm no connoisseur but apparently, there are subtle differences in each intensity. To savour its aroma, Nespresso welcomes you to their tasting area at their boutique where you can savour the different levels of your choice. ION has much better service as our trip to taka today was dampened by the unprofessional service rendered by one of the staff. She didn't put on a smile, wasn't helpful in explaining the various flavours let alone give us much opinion and worst of all, she walked away halfway as sweetie was tasting his coffee! Management is soooo gonna hear from me! Instead, she was far enthusiastic when serving a Malay family! Racisim?Ahhhh...A truly aromatic experience.
Sweetie had his treats......so how can I not have mine? Picked up a few items up today:
Dinner was at Tampopo. Was craving for Ramen since the disappointing episode last wkend. Tampopo proved to be a notch better in terms of its thick stock which it claims to have boiled for 2 days using pig bones. Sweet, but it left me thirsty the whole night. Noodle texture -- nothing fantastic; Ingredients -- DISAPPOINTING! THere was hardly any ingredients in the bowl of ramen. Especially sweetie's sabu sabu Ramen. I had to offer him some of my Katsu! Service -- average...had a hard time catching the waiters' attention and I could hardly comprehend the waiter. His diction was amazing! Half fight with Riz Low! Guess the typical Singaporean do indeed speak poor English...or Manglish as some would put it.
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