Wildseed Cafe - Northeast Singapore

It was my second time dining in at Wildseed Cafe but this time we went for Dinner. The ambiance was very pleasant and cozy as always and the food as expected were all tasty and delicious. We had a great time catching up with our friends and we really enjoyed the food. Kudos to the ever accommodating Head Chef Mr Edward and the Manager Mr George. We will definitely come back again.

Really nice cafe for evening dinner. Next to the park in an old home style building, it was already quite busy at 5-6 pm. They have a smaller artisanal coffee and bakes cafe for daytime. This has closed by the time I arrived, but they still brought out a tasty long black coffee from there. Wide ranging menu, but the most popular item are a variety of pizzas, thin to medium, which come out as personal sizes with crispy looking crusts. Would definitely come back to try more items.

Tiger prawn tom yum linguine was fantastic. Not a drop of the tom yum sauce left on the plate that good! Burger was also good and the beef good quality. The bun was burnt at the (back) sides which we didn’t want to send back to the kitchen as we didn’t notice the burnt edges until eating half the burger. Second visit somehow not as good. Maybe cos we were hungry the last time.

The overall experience in dining in this place during the March Holidays was very pleasant. We were lucky to arrive before the lunch rush and we're immediately given a table. The food did take some time to come up and didn't all come out at the same time. We very much enjoyed our meal and each of the dishes was delicious. I would be eager to try any of their other food on my next visit.

While the portion sizes could have been a bit larger, both the avocado toast and the French toast were generously topped with feta cheese. The coffee was outstanding, and I have no complaints there. For desserts, the ice cream was light and refreshing, and the chocolate tart was also excellent. Overall, it was a wonderful dining experience. The only downside was the lack of good ventilation; it became quite humid after the rain.