Colman: Hungry Heroes: Food Review

I'm not really a fan of superheroes but that's not stopping me from visiting a superhero themed cafe! The atmosphere there was great- really vintage, collectable kind of feel and it was quite spacious as well.

The interior designs and decorations really scream SUPERHERO!

And I really really loved their table mats like omg they put so much effort into everything. I wonder if they update it once in a while because it is a newspaper after all.

I thought that the price was reasonable for a character cafe and the food was quite delicious too.

Ribeye $30

The quality of the fries were inconsistent as my dad's fries were gritty and dry compared to mine and I didn't really like the steak because it was too chewy.

Johnny's Inferno Spicy Pork Ribs $21/39

I really loved this dish. The spiciness was just right and I can tell because I cry whenever I eat too spicy. The texture of the ribs were amazing- tender but not too soft. I remember eating ribs at this other restaurant which was too soft. It felt like I was eating chinese-styled boiled pork ribs.

The Roost $21

The fried chicken wasn't too oily or fried, just the way I like it because I'm health conscious. Also, the sauce in the burger really matched the taste of the chicken.

Sesame Cheesecake $7.50

Okay this dish is a must try if you're going to Hungry Heroes. It has the texture of Japanese tofu cheesecake. However, the texture wasn't the only thing that made this dish so unforgettable. There's a perfect balance of bitterness and sweetness between the sesame flavoured cream cheese and the chocolate drizzle on the plate. I think I'll just order cheesecake after cheesecake instead of the main course on my next visit.

I really liked the cafe because it wasn't crowded at all. It was on a Sunday night but still there were empty seats, thus it wasn't noisy.