Revelry @ 21 Lorong Kilat

“Lively and noisy festivities.”

The definition of “Revelry”; with an added personal touch.

Counter area & desserts display.

Interior of the cafe.

A pretty cool mural on the wall, featuring elephants, each representing the three owners/siblings of the place.

Drinks & main star attractions of their menu.

The menu here is pretty interestingly designed.
(Unfortunately, taking each individual page & uploading them here is a tad nuts, so I do apologize for a lack of menu for your perusing.)

Green Tea Latte ($5.50)
When I first tasted the green tea latte here, it was pretty good. It wasn’t too sweet & it wasn’t too thick. After drinking half of it though, I started to find that the flavour became sort of diluted. (Not sure if it was because the taste of the waffles watered down the latte after a while.)
In any case, it’s not the worst latte I’ve had, and the latte art was pretty nice anyway.

Truffle Fries ($7.50)
I didn’t want to eat JUST waffles, hence I decided to order the truffle fries here.
Though I have to admit that I’m bored of the dish, the fries here were as good as those overpriced ones you get from other cafes. Delicious shoestring fries, flavoured with truffle & topped with Parmesan cheese.

The Original ($6)
Topped with Icing Sugar, Maple Syrup, Butter
My companion decided to go for this. A part of me died when she did, as I felt that she chose the most boring waffle choice of all. (Not even a scoop of ice-cream!) Mind you, the menu of waffles here are so fancy, ordering anything but is kinda crazy.
Nonetheless, their savoury Belgian waffles here are good enough to eat by itself. (And to each his own, I guess?) I do like to note the measuring cups used for the syrup & butter, pretty cool.

Chicken & Waffles ($16)
Ah, the best soul food you can ever get. Fried chicken & waffles! This was pretty much the reason for my visit to Revelry; having seen this all over Instagram.
It tasted simply fantastic. The fried chicken thigh was tender & really juicy, which complemented their savoury Belgian waffles extremely well.
The only other place that can rival this, would probably be The Beast.
The one at Sin Lee Foods is pretty good as well, but their chicken is marinated with prawn paste, hence I feel that it’s on another league on its own.

On Cloud Nine ($15)
Lemon Curd, Toasted Marshmallows, Candy Floss, Vanilla Ice-cream
This was another dish that enticed me to visit Revelry. Anyone who knows me, knows that I love the colour blue. Hence, when I saw the blue candy floss on the waffle, I was SOLD.
I was so focused on the blue cotton candy that I totally forgot that the waffle had lemon curd. How do I describe this waffle? One word…. AMAZING.
The lemon curd worked wonders with the ice-cream, marshmallows & cotton candy. The flavours recreated was basically similar to Lemon Meringue. (Which I have mentioned in a previous review that it’s my current favourite taste/flavour.) The sourness of the lemon curd is balanced by the overall sweetness which made the whole dish simply divine. (You’ll seriously be on cloud nine after eating.)

At The End of A Rainbow ($8.50)
Homemade Flower Pot Tiramisu
To be honest, I’ve recently had quite a bit of pot Tiramisus & was quickly getting sick of them. (Have yet to blog about those other places yet. Oops.)
I didn’t want to leave without trying at least one of their homemade desserts, and after seeing this popularized on Instagram, I decided to go for it.
I didn’t regret my decision though, the Tiramisu here is quite delicious. The ratio of cream to cake was perfect. I was also told that it was made by the mother of the three siblings. (Kudos to Mom.)
(Another interesting thing to note was that the flower they used was REAL. I was quite surprised actually, I thought it was fake. The other pot Tiramisus I’ve had all used fake flowers.)

Another one of the amazing elephant murals. A fantastic spot for all your OOTD and/or Instagramming.

Side signboard of Revelry, you won’t miss it when you’re walking down the row of shops. (First thing I spotted while trying to look for the place.)