And here's our reserved table with name tag.

First we had this appetizer, Sauteed Mushrooms ($9.90). According to my small research before visiting the cafe, this dish is a die-must-order and so we did. It could be my high expectations of it, and came with bit of disappointment. I would conclude it as a pretty normal dish. Shitake mushrooms are fresh enough but I find it too salty. The bread is hard too. =X

Next on the list: Truffle Fries ($9.00) I like this more than the sauteed mushroom. The fries are crispy enough and goes perfectly well together with the mayonaise sauce. Quantity wise, definitely worth it!

Here's our drink: Snowy Paddle Pop and Rainbow Lemonade ($8 each). I will not say it is wonderful but overall, it is not bad as it is refreshing enough!

Next: Char Grilled Beef Tender ($24.00) This is good, beef is fresh and nicely done. Recommended!! Cos normally i dont eat beef, but still i gave it a try - one mouth la! haha at least it doesnt have a very strong beef taste, phew! Tender enough too, so no worries! xD

Next: Sambal Prawn Aglio Olio($15.90). First of all, you won't be able to find such a flavour? for Aglio Olio and i would say it's rather Asian. Powerful taste of the sambal - Delicious! As for spicy level, acceptable for me but for those unable to take spiciness, this is quite a kick after a few mouths. A pretty big portion and with many prawns too! ~

Strawberry Shortcake ($6.50): I would say it is really well presented on the table. Fresh strawberries with well layered cake, good! Just that the cake seems abit dry, it would be better if it could be more 'fluffy'.

Last but not least, we have the Paddle Pop Chocolate Bar ($5.00) And yes, literally Paddle Pop, the ice cream together with a chocolate bar which tasted like crunch? Perfect combination, and that is why the taste won't go wrong!

This is the exterior look of the cafe whereby they hold the parties and some other special occassions. So most of the time it will be closed for walk-in for a certain time period. But this place seems cosy, and looks like a small garden? Rare gem right, in Clementi.

First dish: Duck Confit ($13.90). I have to first complement the mashed potato, it is nicely whipped up - savoury too! I would say that it has generally absorb all the essence in the whole dish. You can choose to go with the shitake mushroom sauce too, but salty though. Bit of fig chutney which tasted bit like plums? But according to Google, it's actually mixture of fruits and spices. Lastly, the poultry jus (duck) which means the natural way to enhance the flavours especially chicken, veal and lamb. Pretty reasonable amount of meat for one pax portion.

Next on the list: Foie Gras with creamy lentils, pickled pearl onion ($7.90) I have to first admit that it's my virgin try on this! I have a tiny bite of it, kinda overwhelmed by the taste? Don't really know how to desrcibe it, but it tasted abit bloody? powdery? Next closest item i had in mind is pig liver (which i don't eat too). Hahaha practially i tried cutting it, it felt like jelly, bouncy kind. Worth giving it a try though especially for first timers.

Next: Saveur Pasta with chicken tuna and sakura ebi. This tasted pretty normal, using Angel hair pasta - just nice level of savouring too. We ordered the small version which costs us $4.90 only.

Salted Caramel Lava Cake with Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream ($12.90) First of all, the maldon sea salt caramel sauce is perfect! Strong taste of the caramel and warm enough to go with the cake. However, the cake was abit disappointing as i would describe it tasted more like kueh (too moist?) If not, this would be a 10/10 dessert already! This is defintely a good recommendation to go!

SAVEUR FAR EAST PLAZA, #01-07b, tel: 6736 1121

Cafe on a Sunday, after 4pm - the crowds wasnt that bad afterall.

Basically they have tiny tables and chairs everywhere - roughly can take about 25 pax in the indoor area. There is 2 more tables outside which roughly can sit about 6 pax too. They have some public/neighbourhood seatings about 50m away from the cafe - 4 tables. It was quite dirty and with bird shit stains here and there. Caution!

They really have quite a variety of flavours!! The only bit of problem is that they did not state which is the premium flavour, but i assume is those best sellers ones - E.g. Roasted Pistachio, Earl Grey etc. You might want to check with them when ordering. It's $0.90 extra on top of the price for a scoop.

Zoom up on the menu

Waffle with ice cream ($12.50) - Flavours: (Bottom) Thai Iced Tea & Roasted Pistachio, together with chocolate and maple syrup. Firstly, waffle is crispy - for those who preferred waffle to be in that sensuation. For me, i find it abit too hard and would  prefer it to be more softer. Thai iced tea ....... just thai iced tea. Nothing special about it. BUT roasted pistachio is the kill! It has a 100% flavour in it - totally in love with it!! The taste would still be lingering in your mouth! YES! [P/S: Do note that waiting time for waffle is about 15 minutes]

Next ice cream flavour: Butterscotch almond - I would say that the taste of almond is stronger than butterscotch so it kinda "cover'' the combi taste that it should be. Together with waffle, it costs $8.80 for a single scoop.

I did try 2 other flavours too -  Rums & Raisins & Sea Salt Gula Melaka. Sea Salt Gula Melaka is really too Gula Melaka. LOL! The taste is salty but with the aroma of gula melaka together with it. I would say I dont like it as I find the taste too strong. But if you are gula melaka/coconut flavour lover, then you might like the strong taste of it and according to my friend, he find it unexpectedly refreshing. As for Rums & Raisins, (*thumbs up*) I'm one that doesnt really enjoy rums & raisins but this one i would say it changes my views on it! Defintely one of the must try flavours too!

They do have water point for you after all the indulge of sweetness. And I actually checked with them and realised they made the ice cream themselves. Homemade?, i would say. Quite impressive eh! As for waffle - it's up to personal preference though cause I  have friend who prefer the crispy type. So please do go and give it a try! Something i would like to comment too - the idea of having a cafe in the neighbourhood is pretty interesting ~

Getting there: 
Address: Blk 128 Toa Payoh Lorong 1 #01-835, 310128
Contact no: 6250 1476
Website: http://creamier.com.sg/ 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/creamier

Opening Hours
Tue - Thu:
12:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Fri - Sat:
12:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Sun:
12:00 pm - 10:00 pm

*Closed on Mondays.

My friend and I arrived there at around 2.30pm on a Sunday and its only about 2-3 pax in the queue and within 5 mins, we gotten our seats! They took our orders while we were queue-ing too. According to my friend, this restaurant has just renovated and been much more cleaner. Good! There are many seats around the restaurant, both the indoor and outdoor. I would say that the place has good ventilation, so don't worry about being too sweaty. Sometimes you might need to share table with others, depending on the crowds.

Cashier and food reception. I do notice that they have many helpers around too, so actually shorter waiting time to order and even serving the dishes. They have a drink stall behind at the corner, which is separate from this. So you pay your drinks separately.

Here it is - the famous seafood white beehoon (Small size, $5) If you are chilli lover, please eat it with their chilli or rather belachan. Power!! I won't say it is very spicy, so just give it a try! The ingredients they had is Sotong and prawns. Just that the vegetables could be bit bitter. The gravy is very savoury, together with the generous amount of eggs - it is perfect! Rating i would give 4/5. (highly recommended)

Here is the menu - and they do serve tze char too! Please pardon me for not taking the whole menu for you to see, but it's roughly there. To me, the price all seems pretty reasonable too.

Wide lens view of the whole cafe.

Starting from the left of the picture, it is the restaurant whereby you may dine in and having those main courses - Starters, Quesdilla, Sandwiches, Burgers, Entrees and Pastas. Right in the middle of the whole stretch, you have the cafe where they allow you to take away and several tables and chairs too. I went on a Sunday and able to get a seat for 2 so shouldn't be a problem. I would say it is rather challenging for bigger group about more than 5 pax? Lastly, on the extreme right we had the merchandise shop where the huge fans of superheroes might be more interested too.

Photo Point with the Bat Woman & the batcycle.

This is how the counter looks like. Menu on the wall & Superheroes figurines & merchandise everywhere.

There is this "Joker" room in the cafe with only about 4 sets of tables and sofas. But i would say the concept is pretty cosy. Please pardon the uncleared table as the waitress was nowhere to be seen.

Their operation hour has been newly announced;
Lunch 11:00 ~ 15:00 (Last Order @ 14:30)
Dinner 17:30 ~ 23:00 / 23:30 (Last Order @ 22:30)
*Sunday ~ Thursday: till 23:00
*Friday & Saturday: till 23:30

Definitely a good place for you to pose and take photos.

Once entered, you will notice these clipboards on your left. Guess what? These are all menus!

This serving bar just make me feel comfortable.

Seating area which is quite spacious. But do note that the crowds are starting to come in during lunch hours. Be there early or make reservation if you are going in large group.

Here's the menus: We ordered the Triple B and Eggs Benedict + Spicy Crsipy Wings too.

First Dish: Triple B which is Boufe's Big Breakfast. Freshly baked buttery croissant served with scrambled eggs, assorted sausages, honey-glazed bacon, sauteed mushroom and fresh greens.