Walking On Sunshine Review: $15 Nett Korean Brunch Buffet At Chio Cafe In Orchard

Like the luscious green plants around the cafe, Walking On Sunshine has quietly sprouted on the third level of Orchard Central. Not only did they draw me in with their aesthetic vibes, but they in addition drew me in with their value-for-money brunch buffet. $15 Nett Free-Flow Korean Brunch Buffet At Chio Cafe In Orchard Food at Walking On Sunshine Whether it’s for a special occasion or for your usual chillax brunch sesh, Walking On Sunshine’s $15 breakfast buffet has got you covered.

Available daily between 9am to 12pm, get your fill with choices from the brunch, soup, salad, and panini menu at this newly threw open its doors Korean beauty salon and cafe multi-concept store. The American Breakfast comes with sausage, hash brown, scrambled eggs, salad, and a medley of mushrooms.

It doesn’t come with sides such as bacon and guacamole like the full-sized portion at $19, but I’m not complaining. Think of the American Breakfast as your initiation to the buffet.

The plate is wholesome and the flavours are easy on the palate. Start off light with the fresh salad then move on to the tasty chicken sausage.

I was amused when it arrived at the table as it was the first time seeing eggs benedict not served in a pair. The egg was beautifully poached and became the subject to our #eggporn boomerangs.

There was a myriad of components such as onions, bacon, broccoli, and cheese in the sauce. Thankfully, two slices of baguette were also provided to mop up the sauce.

Left for the last because of how plain and boring it looked, the Honey Ham Cheese Panini took us by surprise. Toasted to a delicious crunch, the ciabatta bread is stuffed with salty chicken ham, camembert mozzarella, and cheddar cheese.

It was the addition of honey which turned an otherwise ordinary dish into something exceptional. Served in a small glass cup, it was thick and nearly floury, nearly like a roux instead of a soup. There is a dark and moody zone in the middle, done up in an industrial chic style.

In an instant, we are dining alfresco at the Hangang Park in Korea, surrounded by autumn colours such as magenta, pink, purple, yellow, and brown. It might be hard to find a pretty place with good and natural lighting, but in the case of their salon, you need not worry.

The verdict It is as if you might spot fairies dancing under a toadstool or prancing around the flowers at Walking On Sunshine. Not to mention, full-size portions of these dishes are already above $15, giving this buffet a great value for money.