Mr. Bean, Raffles City
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| Look at these adorable plushies! Opps...I am not trying to blog about these. This is a merchandise from a Soya Pudding stall which is known as Mr. Bean. Nowadays, a lot of type of drinks has been commercialized and creative components added to a common drink. First is the simple milk tea at kopitiam has become a bubble milk tea. Second is from a basic chocolate, vanilla and strawberry milkshake...now becomes with M&M, Smarties, honey, yam and many more. See more in my previous post about Once Upon A Milkshake. |
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| Now, from a roadside soya bean stall, now comes with mascots and merchandise for sale. |
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| Will be the old traditional way be forgotten? |
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| Their promotions on their signatures. Since it is highly recommended by my girl that Silky Soya Pudding is a must try, so I just followed. |
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| Silky Soya Pudding @S$2.00 |
Creativity: 3/5
Taste: 2/5
Price: 2/5
Overall: 2/5 - I am not impressed with it. The first bite I should be tasting is the rich soya bean taste but I tasted a powdery soya bean. Too powdery which I believe it is made from soya powder and jelly powder. The original soya bean taste has gone. I rather choose a tau fu fah instead.
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| A closer look. In my opinion, it is not really a must try dessert. Disappointment is all I can think of and I believe it is just too commercialized. So do please do not worry for the traditional roadside stall. Just keep up your originality and you will not be replaced by this. |
Total Damage: S$3.00
Ambiance: 4/5
Service: 3/5
Food Serving Speed: Fast
Recommended?: No
