It was a planned dinner date with the hubs and his siblings, and we had initially wanted to go to Loving Hut at Suntec City for vegetarian food. Turned out Suntec was in the midst of renovations at that wing, so we had to change dinner location last minute. Because I'm such an idiotic driver, I had decided to park at Millenia Walk thinking it'll be less crowded than Suntec City and hence less stressful. I was right, and since I was there, I snooped around for potential dinner places and found this little pasta shop called Doodle and Switch. It had vegetarian options, so I suggested to the rest, who said ok and I got us a table.
Doodle and Switch is a pretty self-serviced joint, where you place order at the counter, grab your drinks, sides and soups yourself. The pasta is then served to you when ready. What's cool is that on top of their interestingly named pastas (or should I say hilariously named), you have the option to DIY your own pasta choosing your pasta type, sauce and condiments.
For sides they have a small variety and we settled for citrus glazed chicken wings and truffle fries. For a small top-up you get a set meal with the soup of the day and a drink. The fries had no truffle taste at all, and the chicken wasn't fabulous. Soup was had a very canned and instant feel to it.
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| Truffle fries |
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| Citrus glazed wings |
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| Soup of the day |
Pasta-wise, I think the customization is a nice option. Look at the amount of rocket that W had piled on her aglio olio. She loves rockets. The western flavors were pretty ok. Not something I will intentionally go back for, but ok. The laksa was interesting. Cream based laksa flavor, in a thicker pasta sauce setting. G liked it enough.
#01-88/89
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