E & D (Western Halal) Loyang Point

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My second time here when I am in this area. It is a hidden gem in a corner. The food is delicious and generous serving portion. My 6 inch size pizza has lots of toppings in it which I don’t expected as always get very scarce pizza topping elsewhere. Prawn Aglio Olio come with fresh prawns and decent olive oil & garlic. Today’s Chef cooked it with much lesser oil which caused it to be not as tasty compared to the previous time but it is still good. Truffle fries are very good as its name, at $4.80 I was thinking it may not even comes with truffle fragrant and taste but was impressed with its standard. Some other cafe charged double its price and don’t get truffle taste. Overall it was a very pleasant dining experience here. Food deserves 4 stars and the friendly & helpful staffs here make it bagged my 5 stars rating. Will definitely come and try the rest of the dishes.

Our first time having dinner here. Some of the items are at $10 and below. Others are also at a reasonable price and yes to free flow drinks! Fried rice for my kids only at $2!(small bowl). Salmon with rice and egg is delicious too..Plus the curry cheese baked rice and our thin regular cheese and chicken pizza. Awesome food! Served within 10 mins. Will definitely come here again!

We love discovering little gems in nooks, corners and places uncharted for us. And Loyang Point is one we just wanted to pop over just to check it out. Truth be told we ended up here actually to see if the Sheng Shiong outlet here is a good one; it is. We didn't realise the quaint-looking mini mall is also quite a big neighborhood venue. It has also got a fairly large Giant. More importantly — and what a delightful discovery so important to us — are the many halal makan options found here! But, let's focus on this rather plain sounding but little charmer named Western eatery called E&D. Firstly, such warm and welcoming first touchpoint greeted us literally. We were checking out the menu options but the lady at the front was friendly and warm. She good-naturedly humoured our queries and upon learning it's our first time she patiently explained what they offered as we leafed through the wide menu. We didn't immediately choose it as our family dining spot but noted there are plenty of options for our Aspie son, who does not eat a lot of stuff. We did eventually when it was agreed among us with the many options worth sampling. And boy are we glad we did. Notably the prices — in today's time when most have hiked theirs — are reasonable. Starter selections are aplenty so we thought let's try their chicken. We wanted the spicy fried chicken or BBQ'ed ones but they were both sold out. So we settled for the classic fried as we felt that would be a good litmus test. They are really good. For main we thought let's keep the wide array of delectable pizza selections for the next visit; it didn't take us long to decide it warrants a return visit. Instead we each picked what our eyes were drawn to. And each one was not only generously served but tasted really good. And there are so many more options to choose from! No wonder next to us a 3-gen family of eight, who looked like regulars, was surprisingly quietly tucking happily into theirs. Pop over. Dine and be delightfully surprised yourself. As the kids and I favour just plain ole iced (tap) water their free-flow fifty cents charge truly pleased us. And if you want value I believe their reasonable add-on value for money free-flow of soup and drink of choice is a great choice to complete your meal ??

Black pepper chicken and cheesy curry chicken karrage baked rice taste good. The place is at corner on lvl 1 of loyang point. Nice and chill vibe not crowded even tho we went on sat night. Prices are reasonable for this portion. Worth checking this place out ?