Noshery – A Quaint Cafe Tucked at Rochester Park

Set in a cozy corner of Rochester Park, Noshery is the sister cafe of Nosh, which is located just above the hill. The quaint cafe provides indoors and outdoors seatings. If the weather is not too warm, you could always dine out in the open air, enjoying the serenity of the lush greeneries that surrounds it. 

As much as we would love to enjoy this breath-taking environment, our hungry tummies reminded us of our purpose. We settled with some of their recommendations such as Spicy Cold Roe Pasta ($16), Nosh Burger ($26), and Eton Mess ($8).

Spicy Cold Roe Pasta ($16) was served looking a little plain, so we didn’t have much expectations for it. Nonetheless, the pasta caught our tastebuds by surprise. Unlike the usual cream or tomato based pasta, the savory cold pasta was slightly creamy with a hint of spiciness. The shrimps and roe gives it a touch of seafood sweetness. Every mouth felt refreshing and we really loved it.

Sandwiched between pillow soft buns, the patty served in Nosh Burger ($26) were succulent and tender. The patty grilled just right leaving it slightly pinkish on the inside. The sambal béarnaise was a unique touch to the burger. The mild tingling sensation enhances the flavors of the burger. However, we didn’t quite like the dill pickles used as the sourness felt too sharp and quite off. We felt that for such a small portion, the price tagged was too high.

We concluded our meal with the recommended dessert, Eton Mess ($8). Served in a jar, it looked almost too pretty to be eaten. It was filled with sweetened whipped cream, strawberry sauce and meringue. Taste wise? Too sweet for us to handle.

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