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I’m all the time in favour of institutions serving each savoury and candy treats. This permits me to have my meal and dessert all at a single location, with out the effort of travelling round. Halal-certified Flipper’s Singapore, recognized for its Japanese souffle pancake, proudly introduces its seasonal sandos collection to its menu. Hurrah!
Launched on 1 Feb 2023, the sandos are made with lightly-toasted shokupan bread, which is a Japanese milk bread that’s barely candy, buttery, and milky on the identical time. Crispy truffle tater tots are served on the facet— what a deal with!
Flipper’s Singapore solely makes use of premium Japanese Hinata eggs. These eggs are laid by wholesome hens that are fed with a particular calibrated feed.
The hens are stored in a well-maintained, HACCP-certified farm which is surrounded by the magnificent Tanzawa mountain vary and the clear Sagami river within the Kanagawa prefecture.
Try the Otah Sando, fusing Japanese and Singaporean delights right into a single sandwich. It encompasses a breaded otah patty topped with creamy scrambled Hinata eggs, sambal mayo, and home made crimson cabbage coleslaw— I simply drooled whereas describing all of that!
The Tamago Sando is the final word eggs galore. This basic Japanese sandwich is jam-packed with a beneficiant quantity of wealthy creamy egg salad, and topped with a perfectly-cooked premium Hinata egg.
For meat lovers, the Crispy Chicken Katsu comes layered with a fried Hinata egg and home made crimson cabbage coleslaw that’s tossed in teriyaki-mayo.
For those that missed the chance to savour the Awayuki Strawberry Kiseki Pancakes (S$26.80) final yr, I’m glad to announce that they’ve returned!
Enjoy the juicy candy-like strawberries mixed with home made strawberry cream, strawberry sauce and Valrhona ruby chocolate. Of course, the dish just isn’t full with out the fluffy souffle pancakes.
Head on all the way down to any of the two Flipper’s Singapore retailers to get pleasure from these restricted seasonal choices at the moment!
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