With all the recent hype surrounding the stark, mane deficient 'egg head' famed stall...our 2 reporters decided to brave the storm (haze, more like it) and the crowds to get the scoop on what's the big deal about this western stall in a heartland coffeeshop in clementi.
Our 2 work-day battle worn hungry beings met and made their way over to the coffeeshop. It wasn't long before a neon sign greeted them.....
......perhaps it was the hunger pang.
Perhaps it was the haze...but it seemed to be just a blur blob of bright light....
....until they took a closer look....
Perhaps it was the haze...but it seemed to be just a blur blob of bright light....
....until they took a closer look....
...ah hahh!! There it was.
The unmistakable roundish egghead and "Botak Jones" staring at them.
It's dinner time!
The unmistakable roundish egghead and "Botak Jones" staring at them.
It's dinner time!
Apparently not....
Before our 2 reporters could get their hands on the food...the final test of perserverence and desperation was the seemingly endless crowd of patrons and the 40 minutes wait.
Well...they could have just settled for a bowl of bak chor mee without hum for dinner....but nooooo.....these are 2 reporters who stopped short of having "Professionalism" for their middle names whom we are talking about. It's either the Botak way, or no dinner.
The reporters caught a glimpse of the company owner, who was indeed a hair-deficient caucasian...cool. :D
Take a look at the range of choices offered in their menu...And finally, after some drinks, some chatting and a roll of popiah, their orders came....
Ah Lup's order of Cajun Chicken.Succulent spice/sauce covered chicken breast meat,
with in-house topping fries and coleslaw.
Ah Qi's 'Double Botak burger set', with 2 beef patties covered in melted cheese, seasoned buns and the usual sides.
The beef was tender and juicy, goes well with the cheese.At this moment, there was a break in transmission of the reporting mission, and we only received 2 following shots, with loud muching sounds drowning out our reports' microphones...
Well, the final field report of the food, was that it tasted pretty good and decent. But the main selling point would be its serving size....which is HUMONGOUS. Please do not attempt to eat there if you're not feeling famished or near the point of dying from starvation.
Oh and if you're going there on weekends, bring an encyclopedia set to read or something.
It could well be a long wait.
Our 2 reporters signing off....
