Nancy Wong Shek

Our baby shower was held here yesterday afternoon. When you walk inside, there's an upstairs and downstairs dining. Our party was downstairs, and I liked knowing it was more private and I could get a chance to catch up with everyone.

I didn't plan any of it, I saw there was already a prefixed menu. We had a salad, entrée, and coffee or tea towards the end with our cake. The food was good, the service was great, and they constantly checked on between the bar in the back, refilling waters or other beverages, and our servers were friendly.

The only drawback was the bathroom downstairs. It was a small space but very messy. I would suggest someone check on it when possible so other customers don't complain. I know a few women ahead of me did complain. The restaurant is quaint, I wouldn't want it to be ruined because of bathroom comments.

It was a lovely afternoon. We parked in the back and the parking lot is big and shared with other stores.

A bunch of our guests complimented how great Seventh Street Café was. Thank you for making our day a memorable one with loved ones!

PappaRich today for lunch was flavorful, amazing, and just what was needed. I went here years ago, I honestly don't remember what was ordered, but I wasn't trying enough Malaysian food yet. Coming here today makes me want to come back the next time around.

All of the food was delicious. Roti Canai came with three sauces. I stayed away from the really spicy sauce because my soul couldn't take it. The other two were flavorful and tasty.

My entrée, Wat Tan Hor with the Chicken and Shrimp was SO good! My tastebuds were so happy, it was a delicious meal. In the middle of the dish, the noodles are in, and it didn't soak in with the soup unless you mix it in.

Service was good. We didn't see our server often because there's a small buzzer at the table if you need their attention. She did come around from time to time.

All forms of payment are accepted. Parking in Flushing is not easy. You should either find a nearby lot and take a walk to PappaRich, which is in a shopping center.

Can't wait to come back soon.

Don't even get me started how much I love my favorite meal here. We came across Urban Hawker, Singapore Street Food, months ago, and walking around to see the different eateries, you get a chance to look through it all.

White Elephant, the past few times we have come to Urban Hawker, has ruined me how much I love eating the Chicken Cutlet White Beehoon. I haven't tried anywhere else in Urban Hawker.

The Chicken Cutlet White Beehoon is savory with the soup it's famous for and goes so well with the noodles and eggs, chicken cutlet, and vegetables mixed in and if you want to squueze the lime through your dish. I love knowing the chicken cutlet is on the side, holds the crisp, and I don't need to taste how soggy it is if it was packed together. When I crave something from White Elephant, it has always been this dish so far. It's the perfect blend of deliciousness.

Staff is very friendly, and all payment options are accepted. I think it's better to eat at the food court than take out (it's already in a to go container if you cannot finidh). There is plenty of seating inside. You'd just wait for the buzzer to go off when your food is ready.

There's not enough Singaporean food options. I'm happy to see this is one of the special locations that does have it for anyone yo try if you haven't before. Enjoy, your belly will thank you.

El Tio Taco has been our favorite tacos spot for the past few years. The menu has a range of different foods. Anyone can pick what they're in the mood for a delicious meal.

Horchata here is in the biggest glass I have ordered compared to other places. There is a lot of ice in it. If you want less of it, let your server know. It's delicious and light, you can taste the cinnamon and make for a great drink.

Tacos are where it's at here. I always order chicken, other company I have been with love lengua and other menu options. Each meal is packed with so much on your plate. It's awesome. The homemade chips with the sauces are all fresh, too.

The restaurant is super inviting with the fun colors and Art. Service is always friendly, and parking is available around the neighborhood. All forms of payment are accepted.

The only con is how loud the music can get in the restaurant. We have been fine with it. You will likely find yourself speaking louder.

I learned a while ago that it'll always be busy on cico de mayo. Otherwise, always plenty of seats available. Until next time when we're craving tacos again.

Visiting at the Leonard J Buck Garden was beautiful and peaceful. Walking around, there is plenty to see between the different flowers, rocks garden, small bridges, Lily pads in the water, a distant fountain, and plenty of opportunity to sit on a bench or grass to take pictures or sit quietly to listen and look around.

If you have any questions, there is an information desk when you walk in. The information center gives the history of who Leonard J Buck was, clean bathrooms, and air conditioned inside if you take a quick look around. This might be really cheesy, I thought the toilet was so cool. Basically, it's an environmentally efficient port a potty. The bathroom is well maintained.

The entire garden had short walking distances, and the grounds itself is well taken care of to keep it in the respectful space it is. There are no garbage cans around. You take your trash with you if you decide to eat at a bench or have a picnic.

Parking can fill up quickly in the small parking lot. We parked a little further and attempted to stay under the shade. The distance isn't far. Just be careful crossing the road.

We'll be back again soon. What a great place to be walking around outside.