euro go go

euro go go reminds me of Delifrance, but much better. I went to the one at Yau Tong with my friends the other day and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food given the relatively low cost. There’s lots to eat at euro go go — pasta, chicken wings, pizza, a variety of desserts etc. The menu’s pretty kid friendly, so I would recommend bringing your kids here for a delicious and cheap — but not necessarily healthy — fare.
I joined my friends late, and before that they had already ordered and eaten the chicken wings (knowing that I’m not a huge fan of wings anyway). The said they were pretty good though. Their pepperoni pizza is a decent size with six slices and is perfect for sharing. The pizza is no traditional Italian pizza and is a little on the salty aside, but otherwise I was pretty surprised and its quality. I ordered a spaghetti carbonara for myself, which was okay but nothing too special. My friends and I ordered a mango and cream crêpe to share and added $ 8 to get an iced lychee tea. The crêpe was actually quite small and was kind of thick, but it was still really soft. There was a lot more cream than mango in it though. I loved the lychee tea — it even had three or four actual lychees in it, which unfortunately I didn’t find sweet or juicy enough.
Overall, I would recommend euro go go for an affordable and decent quality meal. One thing though was that there was a table close to ours with a mother and four kids. I don’t suppose they were all hers because her friend appeared later and picked up one of the kids, but the mother was joking around with the kids and encouraging them to scream as loud as they can. I’m not even kidding — the mother was facilitating a screaming match among the kids in a restaurant filled with people, cheering on whichever kid screamed the loudest. The screaming was insane and for those few minutes my friends and I couldn’t even have a conversation because all we could hear was the screaming. The waiters did nothing to stop them, and I was this close to marching over there and shutting them up myself. When they left eventually, my ears were still ringing!