This cafe is quite inaccessible unless you're driving it's not really worth the visit. It's very small thus seats are limited and you gotta share a table. Pricing is relatively cheap. I had the Sundried tomato with mushroom and cheese panini ($7) and peperoni panini ($7) they were both quite unique as I seldom see panini presented in such thin slices. It's crispy on the outside and the gooey cheese inside goes well with the crust. Quite shiok but not really filling unless you're a very small eater. Overall a great place for tea. Try the coffee! I think it's $3.50 per cup and it's pretty decent. Service is excellent!
Sinfully chocolate waffles with cookies and cream ice cream (flavors are optional) $9.90 ala carte, $12.50 combo with any drinks priced at $4.90. We ordered the combo as it was really worth it! The lavender tea latte was milky and the lavender scent was a little overwhelming but soon after it diluted a little it was quite refreshing. Waffles came with chocolate crunch and drizzled with chocolate sauce, it was crispy on the outside and pillowy soft on the inside. While the texture is good, the taste was mediocre(not buttery at all) it's a great place to fix your waffles craving without burning a hole in your pocket. Overall affordable and decent. Will revisit if I'm around the vicinity. On a side note it's a really small cafe so seats are limited.
Think Hoshino and Miam Miam. Japanese shibuya toast are getting more common lately. But good ones are hard to find, especially the matcha flavored ones. This cafe is relatively new and there's still room for improvement. The deserts are a little pricier. I think this cost about $16? The toast was thick and fluffy, paired with good quality matcha ice cream and azuki beans. I think they could have been more generous with the toppings as it got quite dry after eating half of it. I would recommend you to still give it a try though!
Red Velvet waffles/ ice-cream drizzled with cream cheese and berries, a tad disappointed because it was overcooked. There's a tinge of charred smell to it. I was there on a PH and it was really crowded. Sorry but don't think I'll be back again.
Earl grey Lavender ice cream
Red Velvet waffles/ ice-cream drizzled with cream cheese and berries, a tad disappointed because it was overcooked. There's a tinge of charred smell to it. I was there on a PH and it was really crowded. Sorry but don't think I'll be back again.
$12 waffle that came with a huge serving of toppings! The waffles was fluffy and soft with a faint buttery smell. Definitely one of the best in Singapore! Service was sweet too.
I fell in love with their waffles the first time I visited them. Decided to go a little more adventurous and ordered the waffles with gula Melaka sauce and kaya ice cream. Didn't quite like it as it gets a little "gelat" over time. The salted caramel still win hands down. Waffle is however crispy and fluffy. Priced at $8.90 the portion was a little small. Paired with iced latte and vanilla caramel tea. Nothing special on the drinks.
Look at the title (I'm a super fussy eater so I don't usually rave about anything), I personally think this rendition is even better than stranger's reunion waffles. Banana, strawberry, peanut butter, hazelnut choclate, maple syrup, Chantilly cream and blueberry ice cream with thick slices of Belgian waffles ($14). I can't really describe this and you have to try it yourself! Yummy~
Waffles with salted caramel, strawberry and a scoop of vanilla ice cream ($8.90) I think this taste the best out of all the other flavors they have. Slightly overpriced and cafe is really small. Nevertheless I love the texture of the waffles, it is slightly on the crispier side.
