Wandering Fel

If you love to be with yourself but not sure on where to do it without being stared or judged or worse, asked to leave (directly or indirectly by the pressure of long queue outside the restaurant or cafe), well these three cafes in Millenia Walk may just be the right place for you. 

1. Patisserie G

Patisserie G is a nice cozy cafe which is selling all kind of gateaux. There are so many people dating themselves here over a cup of coffee and a slice of gateaux. The cafe is cozy enough for us, the loner, to browse our phone, our laptop or simply do some people-watching while talking to ourselves (in our mind or softly). Hehehe. 

2. Joe & Dough

Joe & Dough is a coffee chain which has a number of locations around Singapore. However, if you ask me which branch offers the quietest place, I have to choose either the one situated at Millenia Walk or the one situated at Marina Bay Link Mall. But I find that the one situated at Millenia Walk to be more comfortable as the cafe is slightly bigger than the one at Marina Bay Link Mall. In addition, it also opens on a Sunday. 

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3. Tart Blanc

I just found out about this little white cafe called Tart Blanc. The cafe's concept is really minimalistic because its space is really small. There are only a total of 6 small tables in the cafe. Tart Blanc spealises in its tarts. It has so many selection of tarts from the normal one to the unique combination like lavender and orange blood chocolate. The tarts taste pretty good and I suppose this cafe will be a lovely place to be with yourself compared to the noisy Starbucks which is just located outside the cafe. 

"Happy is the one who find peace with himself."

Tart Blanc is a tart specialty cafe and it offers so many different flavor (some unusual) for its tarts. Did not realise the lighting was so bad near the display fridge for the tarts until I check out my own pictures. Boo! 

Thankfully, the lighting at the seating area is way better. The voucher from Groupon allows us to order three different tarts at a cheaper price. The tarts sold at Tart Blanc look very pretty to take picture. Tart Blanc also has a seasonal tart too, depending on the creativity feeling of the cafe owner. Other than the tarts, there are coffees and teas to drink to. 

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After checking out their menu (and the display fridge), we went with our three order of tarts. The first one is the Raspberry Praline Tarts (SGD7.50). The tart has a lot of raspberry inside and hence, can be a bit sourish. However, the sourness mix great with the sweet chocolate chip cookie used as the tart base. 

The second tart that we tried that night was Blueberry Lavender Chocolate Tart (SGD 7.50). We could totally feel the tinge of lavender in the chocolate ganache and despite the initial unfamiliarity, we ended up enjoying every bite of Blueberry Lavender Chocolate Tart at Tart Blanc.

Last but not least is the Blood Orange Matcha Tart (SGD 7.50). I did not particularly like this tart at first. I felt that orange and matcha did not go well together. The funny thing is, the more we take a bite from the blood orange matcha tart, we become more and more accepting and finally able to understand and enjoy the flavour. The feeling is gradual. LOL.

Tart Blanc also has savoury items on its menu such as sandwiches and soup. The sandwiches and the soup of the day cost the same at SGD 8.50.