The little Drom store offers a wide range of items that hardly can be found in the market today. Items ranging from Pepsi Cola bottles to antique typewritter. These antiques aren't those extremely expensive ones that are not within our reach. These are more like heartland antiques from the good old Singapore. What amused me is the openess of the store owners for visitors/customers to take photos of their items at free will. Isn't that great? Personally, i am inspired by what i saw!
K-ki offers little selections in their drinks, prefering to focus on their dessert cakes. I had camomile tea it taste refreshing. It compliment the desserts perfectly. Some of the cakes are said to be sweeter. With a tea like this, i am sure that you will have a great enjoyment in the cakes.
Wall of Photos |
The services are friendly and warmth. Entering the tea house is more like entering my friend's home. The lady spoke to everyone like her friend. I enjoy spending my peaceful time there without much disturbance. They do not 'chase' me away despite me having only tea after an hour or so. I ended up with a second cake after requesting a refill of hot water to the pot of tea.
Maya Cake |
"LRRH" is a chocolate mousse cake coated in dark chocolate, topped with a raspberry. Inside the mousse cake, there is a layer of raspberry filling as well. The taste is heavenly. A must try, especially for dark chocolate lover like me! The mousse, fillings & coating compliment each other very well. It is definitely a delicacy. I guess, this explains why the dessert sold out so quickly.
This is my first, and definitely not the last visit of K-ki...
Window Seats |
Little Table Plant |
Collections |
the type writer |
K-ki (ケーキ) and The Little Drom Store
No. 7 Ann Siang Hill
*Tentative Opening Hours:
Mon-Wed, and Sunday - 11am – 9pm
Thurs – 11am – 7pm
Sat – 11am – 4pm
*Occasional Mondays are close for production.
+6225 6650
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Note: Due to some technical issue, this was reposted as of today. It was an old post (which I need to trace back the dates)