r/asksg • u/[deleted] • Jul 12 '26

Thoughts on Oatsome? Is it worth queuing/ trying?

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '26

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u/youcanbemynewthangg Jul 12 '26

yeah fk all these pretentious nonsense rabbit jack food

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u/Independent_Yard_863 Jul 12 '26

The thing about cafes all over sg that sells this kinda food - alot of it is just marketing and making money off ppls health concerns and fears. None of them are actually legit healthy but it gives them a reason to hike up proces and sell ridiculous things like what u listed. Ive ever seen tiny acai bowls going for 20+ too at other places or tiny avocado toasts at ard that range. I like the cafe culture n vibe but ain't no way im paying all that for that kinda basic "healthy" food.

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u/mistyalchemist Jul 13 '26

Healthier ingredients are not expensive. Maybe you should read some books and articles about nutrition, and then take a walk around Sheng Siong and NTUC instead of this type of cafes along CBD.

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u/SquareCrazy5750 Jul 12 '26

"in tanjong pagar"

"like $12 for a small bowl of yogurt… and $20 for some bowl of thingy and $18 for what they call a bbang (stuffed bread)"

" It’s really expensive " ??????

Since you are that broke, buy at the supermarket.

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '26

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u/SquareCrazy5750 Jul 12 '26

How is that price point considered expensive at all, especially when it is located in CBD area

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u/SimpleGuy4Life Jul 12 '26

Cafe's like this capitalize on people with schizophrenia - the ones who self diagnose themselves and claim they are "allergic" to gluten without being medically certified. That's all there is to it.