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Bakehouse by Carpenter and Cook brings Carpenter and Cook closer to town since their flagship is at Lorong Kilat. While I enjoyed their lemon tart, it just was not a good enough reason for that journey to the west. The rather rustic looking cake counter. Croissants anyone? These bakes were mostly untouched throughout our dinner encounter, it could be the timing but I'd gladly take on these anytime. Sugar cookies anyone? On top of retailing fresh bakes, there was also a corner for these nibbles. Perfect with kids, methinks. This very vintage looking corner is worth spending some time at. Each side of the wall had a different set of ornaments. Caesar Salad ($13) Crunchy Romaine, Home Baked Croutons, Eggs, Smoekd Baacon, Caesar Dressing At a large, this was ridiculously small and really easy to put together - I was infact very inspired to make my own caesar salad and not have to pay through my nose and teeth for it. Blueberry and Mozzarella Salad ($14) Fresh Market Blueberries, Mixed...

Seng Poh lane is no short of cafes and being at the road junction, human traffic is tremendous. Whisk is very inviting with its dried flowers and choice of whitewash for its wall colour and wooden furniture that has created a garden theme for the spiffy looking cafe. Breakfast alert! There is just something about white wash and wood that makes a place extra clean looking. Hello, sugar. Coffee that came with a delightful little cookie. Macaron ($2.50) Shells crumbled too easily and it was way too sweet to discern the flavour. Lemon Tart ($5) Tiny as can be, tasting portions I call them and the curd was delicious except more work can be done on the tart.   I may just return for those cookies but competition is too stiff in the hood for sweet treats to warrant seconds.  Whisk Cafe 58 Seng Poh Road