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The fried lion mane mushrooms were tasty as usual, crispy and flavourful. The chilli sauce which came with it was surprisingly quite nice with a tang. Overall it was quite a plain dish but it's alright.

Noodles were delicious with the braised mock meat bits and sauce. The soup which they paired with it was spectacular, love the generous amount of spinach and there was a little herbal taste to the broth.

Wow this is nice. It's pain au chocolat with caramelised almond on top. As usual, the croissant itself is delicious and flaky.

This was a weird one. The "japanese" curry was not japanese enough. It's watery and consisted of some potato cubes. Served with non japanese cucumber slices too. The breaded lion mane mushroom was delicious though. Overall, more

Rya's sourdough loaf is delicious. Crust is well caramelised, crumb is soft and not overly holey so fillings won't fall out when you make a sandwich. Best thing about this is, it has the right sourness I want in a sourdough more

These crackers were nice thin, crispy and sour. Quite salty becoz of the rock salt. But there were many that were quite brown so some may taste a little bitter. $4 for quite a big pack.

The cinnamon roll looked compact but it was still soft. I still like it, it was not too sweet. Cinnamon taste was rather subtle though. Overall tasted good. $3.50 per roll.

His croissant were all good and flaky. Bready in the middle. Not too sweet with the chocolat. $5 for this.

Love his pizzas. Superb. Pizza base was chewy and nicely baked. The mushrooms were so well seasoned and rich with earthy flavours, texture was great too very meaty. $4 or $$4.20 for a slice.

Rya's croissants are well made. Flaky and not too greasy. This one with apricot jam, just of the right sweetness and sourness. $5 for this.