Monday, October 08, 2007

After many years of searching, I've finally found the right ice-cream shop for me, with everything perfect. Tom's Palette (100 Beach Road, Shaw Leisure Gallery, #01-25) has countless of flavours, most are interesting one like Tau Suan, Pineapple Tart, Salted Caramel Cheesecake & Curry.

Somemore, it's just a 5min walking distance from my workplace, I'm so gonna hadouken myself multiple times for not realising this gem sooner.



The flavours may sound weird, but believe me, it doesn't taste weird at all. I have tried 7 of their flavours & I have no complain for any of it. I'm so, so, so in love with their ice-cream. One of the owners of Tom Palette's, Eunice, was the one serving my colleague & myself on our first trip there. Her passion for ice-cream & her friendly service has defintely added pleasure to going there.



She made the initiation of making us try all the flavours before making our choice, while doing her introduction on how they made the ice-cream & stuff. When colleague & I are done choosing, which was Black Sesame & Chocolate, and, Ed's Tea & Salted Caramel Cheesecake respectively ($2.80 for a small cup, $4 for a big cup, can have 2 flavours in a cup), I can see that she is trying her very best to squeeze in as much ice-cream into the cup as possible. Now where will you see such thing happening in other places?




I'm so satisfied with the ice-cream & service that I bought 3 tub ($9.90 per tub, can have a mxaimum of 3 flavour in 1 tub) home for my Sunday's family gathering, with 1 tub paid for by my cousin. After eating, the tub can be useful too, my mum washed it & put prawns, sotong & some leftover steamboat ingredients we had on Sunday into it -_-



And I'm sure you can guess it, everyone in my family love the ice-cream too. They almost stepped onto each other while fighting for the ice-cream. No picture of them eating because war is declared as soon as I opened the covers of the 3 tub.



Oh, you can write down the flavours that you want them to create & they will try their best in creating it. I saw people who requested for Char Siew Bao & Colgate toothpaste flavour loh. Ed's tea is actually a Teh-C flavour named after their customer, Ed, who bought the tea leaves for them to try making a tea flavoured ice-cream. Maybe I should bring some stuff over & pester them to make it into ice-cream & be named after me, haha!

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