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J9 NEW MENU 11:06 (Promo) : @farttartz : @farttartz : 62520280 : [email protected] COFFEE TEA INFUSED / DETOX H2O HAND-CRAFTED DESSERTS HOT ICED 4.2 (HOT) / 5.5 (ICED) MINTY CITRUS 4.9 FLOWER-POT MUD TARTS 5.6 ESPRESSO 3.5 Non-bake specialty cheese tarts MINTY FRUITY 4.9 AFFOGATO 5.9 Fruit Tea Regular Flavors: (Non-caffeine) LONG BLACK 4.0 4.6 APRICOT PEACH Nutella Oreo SODAS Cookie Butter FLAT WHITE 5.5 Green Tea LEMON 4.9 Matcha LATTE 5.5 6.2 MORROCAN MINT LYCHEE 4.9 CAPPUCINO 5.5 6.2 HONEY MELON PEACH TARTS IN JARS 6.9 STRAWBERRY 4.9 Non-bake tiramisu & tarts in jars MOCHA 6.5 7.2 Flower Tea GREEN APPLE 4.9 CHOCOLATE 5.5 6.2 ROSE HUA CHA Regular Flavors: PASSION FRUIT 4.9 Tiramisu Original (contains alcohol) CARAMEL LATTE 6.9 7.3 EARL GREY BLUE FLOWER Bailey’s Choco (contains alcohol) HAZELNUT LATTE 6.9 7.3 Rooibos Tea Earl Grey Tea (Non-caffeine) MATCHA LATTE 6.5 7.2 RELAX JUICES & MILK Sea Salt Nutella Salted Caramel Pistachio YINYANG LATTE 6.9 7.5 WELL BALANCE MANGO JUICE 4.0 ADD SHOT 1.0 ORANGE JUICE 4.0 More flavors available on display! FRESH MILK 3.9 REFRESHING ICE-BLEND SWEET TREATS MANGO TANGO 7.5 BOTTLED BEVERAGES CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS 3.8 COOKIES & CREAM 7.5 ESPRIT SPARKLING 3.9 7.5 ZINGY STRAWBERRY 3.6 USA ARIZONA TEA 4.0 LAVA MUFFINS FRESH WATERMELON FREEZE 8.0 (s) / 23.9 (2L 4pax sharing) Flavors: Chocalate, Blueberry, Apricot CLASSIC FRUIT JUICE 4.0 8.0 (s) / 23.9 (2L 4pax sharing) LYCHEE LEMONGRASS FREEZE AFFOGATO 5.9 Premium vanilla bean ice-cream drowned with espresso LAVA CAKE 13.9 (Chocolate, Matcha, Red Velvet) Please order at the counter. Thank You. Premium vanilla bean ice-cream, layered/topped NO SERVICE CHARGE & GST with fresh fruits, Speculoos crumbs & sauce DRINKS & DESSERTS BITES & SALAD MAINS / BURGERS / RICE CREAMY POTATOES AU GRATIN 14.9 11.9 GRILLED HOT WINGS (Spicy) 8.6 6.9 Holland potatoes, thick cream sauce & cheese, oriental chicken 6 pieces honey seasoned mid-joints with chilli flakes & herbs floss, cheddar & mozzarella cheese CHIX IN SKEWERS 8.6 6.9 MANGOEEY CHIX BAKED RICE 13.9 Yakitori chicken with Japanese mayonnaise & Nori (shredded seaweed) Skinless chicken & fresh mango cubes with thick mango cream sauce, baked with rice and cheeses MENTAI TAKOYAKI 9.5 7.6 8 Japanese octopus balls, home-made mentaiko sauce, okaka, scallions BEEFY RICE BOWL 15.9 Classic beef shabu shabu in authentic Japanese yakiniku sauce, BAGUETTE BALLS 8.6 6.9 shredded cucumber, pasteurized poached egg. 8 Mini baguette bowls stuffed with diced mushrooms in creamy sauce & melted cheese CHICKY CHIC RICE BOWL (Spicy) 12.9 Grilled skinless chicken cutlet seasoned with in-house savoury BIRD NEST BRUSHETTA 9.9 7.9 sauce, broccoli, shredded cucumber, carrot, sweet corn 6 mini yam bowls, prawns, blends of herbs, diced tomatoes, cucumber, garlic, onions, shallots, olive oil STRIPLOIN BEEF BURGER 16.9 Deconstructed burger! Sautéed Striploin beef slices with caramalized CHEESY NACHOS 7.9 onions, cheddar cheese, lettuce, onions & tomatoes, brioche buns Tortilla chips, diced tomatoes, scallions, mayonnaise & nacho cheese MESSY DUCKY BURGER (Mild spicy) 15.9 SALSA NACHOS (Mild Spicy) 7.9 Pulled smoked pepper duck with chillies, onion, lemongrass & Tortilla chips, diced tomatoes & scallions, sour cream, home-made salsa dip kaffir leaves, lettuce & tomatoes, sandwiched between brioche buns GAIA GREENS 8.5 6.8 Creamy sesame dressing, cherry tomato, Japanese cucumber, French onions, 3 colored bell peppers, romaine lettuce SANDWICHES / SLIDERS (MINI BURGERS) FUSION GREENS 9.6 7.6 BEGEDIL SARNIE (Mild Spicy) 15.9 11.9 Vinaigrette wasabi yuzu dressing, cherry tomato, corn, mixed Grilled Asian potato buns, sambal chicken cutlet, smoked duck, mesclun greens, organic sunflower seeds smoked salmon & cheese, lettuce, onions, tomato EXTRAS 4.0 BUTTER BUNNY 14.9 11.9 Grilled mini brioche buns, cheesy chicken cutlet, smoked duck, + SMOKED DUCK smoked salmon & cheese, unsalted butter, lettuce, onions, sliced tomato + SALMON GRILLED SANDWICHES + CHICKEN Chilled creamy filling, tomatoes, lettuce sandwiched between focaccia bread + PRAWN CREAMY EGG 7.5 6.0 CHUNCKY CHICKEN 8.5 6.8 BITES / SALAD / BRUNCH MAC & CHEESE PASTA FISHY SALMON M&C 16.9 12.9 Shredded salmon with thick cream sauce, crunchy fish roe, 3 cheeses ARRABIATA VONGOLIO (Mild Spicy) 14.9 Spicy tomato based, linguine, sautéed vongole with garlic, chilli padi, 3 colored bell peppers, basil PULLED DUCKIE M&C 15.9 11.9 Shredded smoked duck, mixed mushrooms with thick cream sauce, 3 cheeses BULBOUS ORIENTAL 15.9 11.9 Spaghetti, tossed with in-house olive oil alliaceous mixed, smoked duck, ABURI MENTAIKO M&C 17.9 13.9 crunchy fish roe Mentaiko blend in creamy sauce, 3 cheeses, prawns, topped with home-made mentaiko sauce & dancing katsuobushi CHILLED PRAWN ANGEL’S HAIR 11.9 8.9 Capellini, tossed with in-house flavourful sauce, Jap cucumber, prawns, scallop & shredded nori (Signature cold dish) TERIYAKI CHIX SPAGHETTINI 12.9 8.9 GRILLED FLATBREAD BURGERS Spaghettini, sautéed tender chicken cutlets with authentic Jap Teriyaki sauce, onions FUSION OLIO (Mild Spicy) 12.9 9.9 SMOKEY DUCKY 15.9 11.9 Spaghetti, sauteed mushrooms; Swiss white, Cremini,Shiitake, Shimeji & Buna Fish roe mayo, batavia & coral lettuce, oak leaves, in-house sauce, smoked duck Shimeji, garlic, chilli padi, crispy oriental chicken crumbs MUSHY MUSHROOMS (veg) 12.9 9.9 SAMBAL SEA CATCH (Spicy) 16.9 12.9 Onions, bell peppers, batavia & coral lettuce, oak leaves, sautéed Linguine, sautéed mixed seafood (squids, clams, prawns, scallop, snow crab leg) mixed mushrooms, melted mozzarella & cheddar cheese, mayo with in-house olive oil sambal blend, chilli padi GOLDEN SALTED EGG YOLK 15.9 11.9 TERIYAKI CHIX 13.9 9.9 Spaghetti, soft golden chicken, sautéed salted egg yolk sauce infused with curry Tobiko mayo, batavia & coral lettuce, oak leaves, grilled teriyaki chicken cutlet leaves, chopped chilli & seasonings. KABAYAKI FISH FILLET 13.9 10.9 LEMONY GARLIC PRAWN (Mild Spicy) 14.9 10.9 Crunchy fish roe, onions, batavia & coral lettuce, oak leaves, grilled tilapia fillet Linguine, garlic & lemon juice, parmesan cheese, fresh crushed English parsleys, crushed red pepper, chopped onions, prawns GOLDIE SALTED EGG CHIX 15.9 11.9 Salted egg mayo, batavia & coral lettuce, oak leaves, soft golden chicken CREAMY BONARA 13.9 9.9 chunks, topped with home-made salted egg sauce Spaghetti, sautéed mushrooms with thick cream sauce & cheese, garlic, onions SMOKING SALMON 16.9 12.9 RED CAVIAR MENTAI 18.9 14.9 Onions, fish roe mayo, batavia & coral lettuce, alfalfa, Norwegian smoked salmon Linguine, mentaiko (pollock roe) cream sauce, scallions, Japanese cucumber, ikura (salmon roe), shredded nori GOOEY MENTAIKO FISH 17.9 13.9 Mentaiko mayo, batavia & coral lettuce, oak leaves, tilapia fillet, finished SHROOMY OLIO (veg) (Mild Spicy) 11.9 8.9 with home-made mentaiko sauce Spaghetti, sautéed mushrooms; Swiss white, Cremini, Shiitake, Shimeji & buna shimeji, garlic, crushed red pepper, chilli padi CHEESY BEEFY 16.9 Onions mayo, batavia & coral lettuce, oak leaves, striploin beef slices with SIMPLY NAPOLI (veg) 12.9 caramelised onions, melted cheddar cheese Tomato base, spaghettini, button mushrooms, broccoli, onions, cherry tomatoes, parmesan cheese Prices in “red” are promotional prices till further notice PASTA & FLATBREAD BURGERS.
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