A.E.I.O.U - Vintage Cafe along King George's Avenue | Darren Bloggie

A.E.I.O.U – Does this sound familiar to you? I’m sure most of us learnt these as the vowels of the alphabets as a child. Just like what the cafe hope to achieve, going back to basic where the theme centers on a lifestyle of green conscious living. A space for one to enjoy life’s simplicity, consume goodly and appreciate nature.

A.E.I.O.U is a vintage cafe located along King George’s Avenue where it combines food and lifestyle into one. This vintage looking cafe is housed in this shop house that was built in the mid 70s where it used to be an antique shop. You can still see the old signage there.

The cafe is divided into two section. When you first enter the cafe, on your right, you will get to see a range of lifestyle products available on sale.

On the left is where the counter sits, displaying desserts which looks good and tempting.

Overall ambience of the cafe was good though you might feel that you’ve walked into a karang guni house as most of the items on display are pretty old and vintage looking.

So how is the food? Let’s check it out!

My usual Latte $5.50 with a ‘not too bad’ latte art on it.

If you are looking for something cold, try the Triple Berries $8.00 which comes in a vodka bottle cup.

As it was ard 4pm in the late afternoon when we arrived and we wanted to save some space for dinner elsewhere, we order something light and much healthy to try.

Garden Wrap $8.90, one of the Chef recommendation, is a Rice Wraps of Marinated Prawns, Crunchy Greens (RAW) and Edible Flowers accompanied with Homemade Peanut Dressing which I didn’t really get to taste the peanut in it, indeed look and taste very Garden-ish. Not my favourite though :X

Luckily the Pulled Chicken with Truffle Mayo $16.90, managed to make me feel better. 🙂

Toasted Charcoal Bun, packed with Pulled Chicken with Truffle Mayo, Fried Egg (OHH lala~), Cheese, Crunchy Vegetables, accompanied by Potato Wedges which taste really good, and Salad.

Taking into consideration that we were there in the late afternoon, we’re quite surprised with the crowd. Not too crowded, just nice and comfortable 🙂