To be honest, we stumbled upon this frozen yoghurt, a.k.a. froyo place by accident while in Toa Payoh searching for dessert places. It's a cozy little space with not that much of a crowd on a late weekday afternoon.

Frozen by A Thousand Blessings originated in Melbourne and the toppings offered are fresh and they range from fruits to cookie crumbles to pearls.





So how does it work? The pricing of the frozen yoghurt is calculated by weight.
You get to fill up a cup with the froyo of your choice (I highly recommend the Pomegranate one) and add your favourite toppings at the counter.

Pro tip #1: 100g of froyo is approximately 2-3 circles.
Pro tip #2: You can add on as many types of toppings as you like, just make sure the toppings chosen are light in weight! You might end up paying way more than you had expected.



Unfortunately, we didn't try the pomegranate froyo beforehand so we took the natural froyo flavour.
For the toppings we opted for blueberries, chia seeds, oreo crumbs, almond flakes, lychee pearls, and chocolate sauce. THE LYCHEE PEARLS ARE JUST AWESOME!

There was a 10% discount so we paid approximately $7 for this cup. Would definitely stop by next time for the lychee pearls and pomegranate froyo. The staff was also friendly and extremely helpful.

Didn't manage to take as many photos as I hoped as this is quite an impromptu post and I had to take these with my phone camera.






Frozen by A Thousand Blessings
Nearest MRT: Toa Payoh (NEL/red line)

Tel: +65-6259 8028

Operating Hours: 
1200-2200 (Mon-Thu); 
1200-2230 (Fri); 
1130-2230 (Sat); 
1130-2200 (Sun)

Operating Hours: 12pm-12am daily

So I had had frequent dental appointments in Uptown and decided to check out a few cafes at the same time.
I figured that I should at least reward myself a little after going through all the pain and agony (extracting two teeth at one go is never a pleasing business).

I've been wanting to try Softsrve for the longest time ever, as almost all my friends had tried it multiple times and I felt so outdated. Ugh.
It was around 12pm and there weren't any other tables + it was during the month of Ramadhan so there weren't many people around, i.e. my sister and I, and two other staff.





Fun Fair (RM12), with oolongcha flavoured soft serve. We weren't really expecting the dry ice smoking effects as I thought that it was only for bestsellers.
It was cool though, and the popping candy really gave it the extra tingle.





Softsrve Damansara Uptown
31, Jalan SS21/1A,
Damansara Utama,
47400, Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Tel: +60 3-7733 9515
FB: Softsrve
Operating Hours: 12-11pm daily, closed on the last Monday of each month

It was also my first time trying Khmer cuisine as they weren't as popular as Thai nor Viet food in Malaysia/Singapore.