Shop Reviews

Food a bit overpriced, and the chicken was not seasoned enough.

Chicken rice is inedible without skin. The quality is bad.

Visited Cantine outlet several times. The Muslim food from Siti Fatimah is great. Bad experiences: The coffee seller is very rude. Cantine needs to train and remind her of courtesy and customer service: to be nice, and not to bark at or chew up customers.

A good place to eat with plenty of halal options. However, one stall that is a turn-off is Fu Men Japanese and Donburi Restaurant. They are basically selling the same type of Japanese food that can be found at other food courts, but with an outrageous price tag. I wonder how long it will hold out.

A very great halal food court.

Here are a few options, keeping the changes minimal: **Option 1 (Slightly more formal):** "Siti Fatimah Nasi Padang is nice, but the portion is like a tester. It's a terrible portion for the amount paid! They need to review their portion sizes." **Option 2 (Closer to original phrasing):** "Siti Fatimah Nasi Padang is nice, but the portion is like a tester. Terrible portion for the amount paid! They need to review this." **Option 3 (Concise):** "Siti Fatimah Nasi Padang is nice, but the portion is like a tester. The portion is terrible for the amount paid! This needs to be reviewed." --- *Self-correction/Reasoning for my preferred choice (Option 2 or 3):* * **"Siti Fatimah Nasi Padang is nice but portion like giving out tester."** * Add "the" before "portion" for grammar. * Add "is" before "like" for grammar. * Change "giving out tester" to "a tester" or "a sample" for conciseness and flow. "a tester" keeps the original word. * Add a comma before "but" as it connects two independent clauses. * Result: "Siti Fatimah Nasi Padang is nice, but the portion is like a tester." * **"Terrible portion for the amount paid!"** * This sentence is already quite strong and grammatically sound for a review. I'd keep it as is to preserve the original punch. * **"Need to review this."** * This is a bit ambiguous. Who needs to review what? It implies the restaurant needs to review their portioning. * Option A (clarify subject): "They need to review this." (referring to the restaurant). * Option B (clarify object): "They need to review their portioning/portion sizes." (more specific). * Option C (passive, keeps original brevity): "This needs to be reviewed." (implies the issue should be addressed by the relevant party). I'll go with **Option 2** as it's the most direct and retains the original's slightly informal tone while fixing the grammar. **Edited review:** "Siti Fatimah Nasi Padang is nice, but the portion is like a tester. Terrible portion for the amount paid! They need to review this."

Here's an edited version: The food inside is not bad at all. There's a stall selling Ban Mian; the name of the stall is 真能煮. I've had my lunch there for 7 consecutive days already. The food is nicely cooked, and the sales coordinator is friendly and well-mannered. 5 stars

Here's a lightly edited version: "I was there on 21/10/2023 around 11 am. A very rude chicken rice shop staff member didn't know how to respond to orders. He also made sarcastic remarks when I asked him to separate my macaroni from my soup."

Here's the edited review: Situated in a rather quiet mall, it feels peaceful there. However, the tables get filled up fast. Cakes served were fresh! And coffee served in porcelain cups was good! One of the best Starbucks experiences!

I really enjoy Starbucks muffins. They look incredibly sweet and mass-produced, but actually taste really good. They're a generous size and not overly sweet or oily. They're also good for a late-night snack when everything else is closed. I've tried both the blueberry and banana walnut muffins. The blueberry one is a little sweet but still manageable. I love the banana walnut one that usually sells out quickly. The young lady serving me on a late Saturday evening was so friendly and chirpy. It was almost 10 pm, but she remained unfazed by the small crowd that gathered. She was very smiley and courteous :) 👍🏻