Cedele Bakery Kitchen Parkway Parade Review : Healthy Dining
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We always associated Cedele with carrot walnut cakes.
Dining never crossed our minds.
During our weekend, we headed to Parkway Parade to get supplies for reunion dinner. Finding a place to eat can be quite a hassle when Parkway gets crowded. Even though there are over 20 dining outlets and a food court in the mall, it is insufficient to service a high level of footfall.
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| Cakes from Cedele |
Thus, we decided to opt for a shop that has an available table and landed on
Cedele. Since we started #hungrygoanywhere series, we made the pact to try a
new dining experience each week. Cedele Bakery Kitchen fits the bill
perfectly. Cedele Bakery Kitchen has 6 outlets islandwide with Parkway Parade
being one of their locations. This outlet is located in the basement near The
Coffe Bean & Tea Leaf.
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| Cedele Bakery Kitchen Parkway |
While the bakery takes the front of the shop, the kitchen is tucked away
towards the back of the shop. If you are not looking for it, you would
probably miss this eating spot altogether. The Dining Area host about a dozen
tables for 4, a surprisingly decent space for a little nook. Since it brands
itself as a fast-casual dining, turnover is relatively fast with a meal done
under an hour or so.
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| Choose your bread |
If you are into healthy food options, Cedele Bakery Kitchen is the place to
go. It serves food options that are plant-based, gluten-free, vegetarian and
even Keto-Friendly meals.
Our choice for this meal is the Egg Wraps and Burges
Ham & Cheese with Spinach and Mushroom ( $15)
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| Egg Wraps Cedele |
The wife took the Ham and Cheese Egg wrap. This is essentially an egg omelette
on crispy wheat wrap. Inside, you would find quiona, spring onion and melted
cheese. It is served with a choice of sweet potato fries or superfood garden
salad.
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It comes well presented and looks healthy enough. While it is not stated as a
keto option, we think this low carb meat would be good for those on a keto
diet. While the dish may look simple, it is quite filling and the mash
of ingredients provide an exquisite taste in every bite. Overall, it is a
light dish that would surprisingly fill your stomach.
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Bacon Beef Burger ($18)
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As for me, I was craving for burger and choose the most 'unhealthy' one on the
menu - the Bacon Beef Burger.
Being a noob at Cedele, I was not aware that I had the option for bread. You
can choose your choice of sandwich from the following options
- Wholemeal sunflower seeds
- Sourdough
- Spinach Bap
- Spring Onion Sesame Bap
These options do change, so do check when you order. The gripe I had with
these options is the lack of photos to see how they look like. It is not every
day that someone would eat a Spinach Bap or Wholemeal Sunflower seeds bread.
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| Bacon Beef Burger |
In the end, I settled for the Sourdough. This is probably not the choice for
everyone as it is essentially a hard bread compared to the soft buns that one
associates with burger. The Sunflower seed bread or even the bap could have
been a better choice. Each dish comes with sweet potato fries or superfood
garden salad.
The bacon beef burger comes with 100% grass-fed beef patty, grilled bacon,
melted cheese and onion marmalade. It's a healthier version of a hamburger in
comparison with what is in the market. Interestingly, Cedele does not serve
chilli so I had to make do with tomato sauce.
Verdict
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If you are looking for a healthy meal, Cedele should tick the right options.
As the writing on their wall goes - Eat Well, Be Well!
On the contrary, if you are one that likes wok hei, you would probably need to find another spot. For clean living, Cedele Bakery Kitchen would be a good place to head out to.
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