A Perfect Combination


A mixture of food and friends made all the hassles of bus and train rides all worth while. I went to Arteastiq at Mandarin Gallery last friday with Sel and J. We couldn't really find the place because it was hidden behind a furniture store, but I think they are part of Arteastiq. Cotton-candy coloured chairs, floral wallpapers, and empty rattan birdcages greeted us in that little tiny space. I heard about this place when Biha celebrated her friend's birthday and thought it looked perfect for a day's brunch. But one thing that didn't quite agree was that they had no scones or cakes. It was and is a teahouse, no?

But the crab crispy wrap was good, I wouldn't say it was fantastic but it was delicious and light. It didn't taste too much of mayo or had a fishy smell, because some crab I've tasted do leave a weird taste on my tongue. Being a sucker for details, I absolutely adored their food presentation, because the food was laid out neatly, and they used floral printed tea cups for my rose tea( I love anything with floral details). For tea lovers like me, they had uniquely blend teas, so you should head there if you want something different.

One would think that brunch, or high tea would cost you enough to get a proper steak at a cafe, but Arteastiq was pretty affordable. Their savoury items were less than ten dollars and their sweet were at about six dollars, we did not try their sweet because J wanted his Ben and Jerry's dessert. I guess it is better to bring your girlfriends there for a time to relax before any retail therapy and get those tummies filled, but not overly done. I would bring my girlfriends there, but I would call to see if they have scones/cakes before hand. So, let me whet your appetite.























Joy.


I'm feeling so sleepy now, but I have two more blog posts. Right, I'll do it later.

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