Little Farms Café Review: Hidden Cafe In A Supermarket With XXL Avocado Toasts And Wagyu Beef Burgers At River Valley

That said, hidden in plain sight is Little Farms Café , whose extensive spread made me nod with wide-eyed amazement—something that hasn’t happened in awhile. The cafe is part of Little Farms, which is a specialty supermarket stocked with fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and curated products from different parts of the world. In fact, many of the elements used in Little Farms Café are sourced from the market itself.

Food at Little Farms Café It was as if every item served to us became an ode to the fresh produce available. This was especially so for their massive Smashed Avocado On Toast ($17+) , which was made with a house-baked sourdough slice, along with eggs and avocados you can acquire from the supermarket section. Every mouthful was perfumed with earthy flavours which allowed the creamy flavour of avocados to shine.

Another item with the pristine poached eggs for that luscious #eggporn is their Eggs Benedict ($22+) . Per to Moist, soft, and slightly charred on the edges, the slices of ham, a wealth of porky flavours.

The buttery smooth hollandaise failed to take the spotlight away from the meat, as if thoughtfully allowing the salty meat to set the tone for this quintessential brunch dish. Other than the breakfast and brunch menu which ends at 3pm, Little Farms Café also offers a lunch and dinner menu which runs from 12pm to 8:30pm.

There was even a slight crisp from the burnt meat drippings that were on the edges of the beautifully seared beef. Meat lovers would as well ogle at the Little Joe’s Smokey Beef Shortribs ($62+) for two. There’s nothing little about this 800g chunk of meat, which comes with a smorgasbord of vegetables such as tomatoes on the vine, roasted potatoes, Dutch carrots, and broccolinis.

It was also generously coated with a sweet and smokey Lillie’s Q Carolina Honey BBQ sauce, one of the bottled condiments I made a mental note to buy home later. Just like the meat selection of the supermarket, do note that this short rib main is also a seasonal item on the menu.

We ordered a slice of Carrot Cake ($10+) , which was spiked with grated carrots, golden raisins, and walnuts in each layer of sponge. Do take note that this is with the exception of whole cakes that are $80+ a pop, as they require a day’s notice to prepare.

Ambience at Little Farms Café Instead of going the minimalist route many cafes have gone for, the ambience here has a more charming. Rustic vibe, suitable for a quiet and cozy brunch date in the neighbourhood. The dishes at Little Farms Café weren’t necessarily IG-worthy or “on trend” as there wasn’t a need for them to be. If you are inspired by the food from the cafe to cook up a good meal at home, do check out its connecting supermarket that is filled with the same ingredients used in the kitchen and more.

You might find a well-marbled serving of Little Joe Short Rib ($5.49/100g) to give slow-braising a try yourself at home.