Pita Pan @ MBS

Glad we managed to make time last week for a tiny get together; haven't seen both Eli and Trix for ages! I suggest Pita Pan and the gals went with it, what can I say... I've got ultra accommodating friends :)

We were at MBS at 8-ish and we were greeted with lovely roaming Xmas mascots. Of course we had to take a pic! 

Eli, Mr Snowman, Me & Trix

Besides the walking Snowman and Xmas tree, we also met some Xmas fairytale characters; oh how I would like to be a mascot for 1 day. 

Sweet Sugar Candy Cane 

Now onto the food...We had a tough time looking for Pita Pan; if you're thinking of heading there (which I wouldn't really recommend, pls read further for more details) Pita Pan is lcoated near the helix bridge side/ floating LV. Pita Pan reminded me of a Mediterranean subway which basically allows you to choose your pita (full pocket or half pocket), flavoured falafel and salad. Both Eli and Trix had a half pocket pita set which came with fries and a drink. I had a bite off Trix's and I thought her salad and toppings were pretty good. Her Falafel were crispy and blended really well with the spicy sauce she had, drizzled all over her pita pocket. At $11+ I thought the Half Pocket was kinda small.

Half Pocket Pita

I took a quick look at the salad bar and it aint your regular subway kinda veggies, which may interest those adventurous vegetarians out there :)

Salad bar to choose from

I was in the mood for Shakshuka and so adventurous me gave their "Green Shakshuka" a go. Having tried Shashuka only once, I'm no Shashuka connoisseur but Pita Pan's green version is utterly disappointing. It essentially tasted like a blended spinach puree with 2 cooked eggs and a ton of salt. The Green Shashuka was extremely salty, rendering the dish almost inedible. 

Green Shashuka @ $14+

Frankly, I don't think I would ever return to Pita Pan. However, in the event I do,  I would try the Pita Pocket instead.

Nice view From Pita Pan

After a disappointing dinner, we took a long walk along MBS towards one Raffles Quay and caught the Wonder Full Show, which is the Southeast Asia's largest light and water show. It's essentially a 13 minute film about water and propaganda. I don't really think there's much of a plot behind this film but I thought the effects and stuff were pretty darn cool, albeit nothing beats LA Disney's watershow. Go catch it if you can, outside MBS (along the floating LV region).

Wonder Full Show

to be continued...