Shop Reviews

The food is very yummy and they have a lot of options, plus it's very affordable. The staff is very friendly, kind, and patient with us when explaining the promos and services. They were also super cheerful, and the service was really fast.

The portion was huge for the price. I got a medium "Basic B*tch" with peanut butter, and I think it's big enough to share between two people. Among other açai bowls in Singapore, I think I've tried better ones. I wish the açai base itself was tangier and less sweet. But overall, it's okay, especially since it's conveniently located.

"Best acai bowl in Singapore! As an acai bowl lover, I've tried many, but The Summer Acai bowls are the best! The disadvantage is that the portion is quite small, and there's no seating area; you can only use the public area in the mall. Good for Grabfood, by the way!"

"Ordered via Deliveroo. It arrived frozen and had a lot of fruit! I love the acai. Although, the packaging could be improved. Since acai is a frozen food item, the paper bowl was already very soft and wet upon arrival. Using something slightly more waterproof would be better."

"Not a bad place to go for a quick acai fix; however, this isn't the best acai I've had. Not complaining, though, just my preference. The toppings were very generous (but I prefer more acai than toppings; again, it's just my preference). It's nice that they have seating outside the shop, but it gets a little warm and stuffy, as it's outdoor with little ventilation. Not their fault, so not complaining. Overall, not bad and will come back again! 👍🏻"

I tried the Sunset Kiss acai bowl, and the orange sorbet paired really well with the acai and the mangoes! Cookie butter sauce is always a must-order! So yummy.

This açai bowl was a refreshing and satisfying treat! The base had a great balance of creamy and fruity flavors, making it the perfect foundation for the toppings. The toppings were a wonderful mix of textures and flavors. Banana slices and peach chunks added a natural sweetness, while the granola and crushed Oreo bits provided a satisfying crunch. The chia seeds and coconut flakes were a nice touch, adding both nutrition and flavor. The side of nut butter added richness, making the bowl feel even more indulgent. The price is also very fair for the portion size, which is generous and filling. It’s definitely a great value for the quality and amount of food you get. Overall, it’s a solid choice for anyone looking for a wholesome, delicious, and reasonably priced treat!

They have quite a lot of seats, and it's not crowded during lunch hour. The quality of the meat is better than their competitor's, but you can't choose the amount of rice you want. The kimchi that comes in the set isn't very good. Overall, it's okay, but my clothes stink when I walk out, meaning the ventilation needs improvement.

"First and last time coming to this place. The food was mediocre, the quantity small, the quality low, and it was overpriced. The beef karubi was literally half the thickness of what you'd expect at a typical yakiniku restaurant. The rest of the beef we ordered was full of tendons, sinewy, and tasteless. We also ordered chicken, and the quantity was a joke. The supposedly 160g cut felt more like an appetizer. So, in the end, we had to order extra cuts. For three adults and two kids, we spent over $140. I would rather go to Gyukaku at Tampines One for their higher quality. It's so disappointing because I thought they would rival Yakiniku Lite, but no, they are miles apart."

"I tried it out with my family as we were passing by. The atmosphere isn't special, but that's made up for by the food. The meat was good and tender, and the kimchi was quite good as well. However, the place is a bit pricey. I ordered the Ribena, thinking I'd get a glass, but instead I got a 75ml kids' drink for $3.90. All in all, though, it was worth trying out this restaurant chain."