A woman decided to take a chance by ordering her daughter's birthday cake from an unknown Carousell seller. Unfortunately, it turned into a 'horrible experience' that was 'a lesson learnt for us'. Stomper Lulu told Stomp that they had ordered a cake for her...
The cake was delivered after 10am and Lulu said when she collected the cake it felt 'light' but she did not think too much of it."It doesn't even look like an $80 cake with such a design."
Lulu said she tried to be optimistic and hoped the cake would at least taste like a good Nutella-flavoured one."So I was already at my peak. "I messaged the baker on Carousell and asked if this is the standard for an $80 Hello Kitty-themed cake."As expected, she suddenly went mute, or maybe her hands were numb that she couldn't reply ."For now, let the pictures do the talking."Get The New Paper on your phone with the free TNP app. Download from the
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