First visit to this place, wasn’t keen on pancakes initially but the waitress, Joyce was very friendly, patient and started sharing with me on the special New York Oatmeal Griddle Cakes which can have option of sweet and savoury. Her sincerity moved me to give it a chance and I am so pleased after trying! Great service does makes a great difference! It creates the positive experience that makes the food taste better 💖keep up the good work. I will return to enjoy good food and excellent service by Joyce❣️
J T (Jez)
5
The oatmeal griddle cake is made fresh to order, with crispy thin edges and a moist, tender centre, served with their homemade cinnamon molasses. It’s perfect to enjoy alongside a few sides for a hearty meal!
We don’t usually go for creamy pasta, but the miso carbonara was surprisingly delicious. My favourite though was the salad — packed with a variety of ingredients offering different textures and flavours. I’ll definitely be back for this again!
We paired our dishes with their Sea Salt and Matcha series. Loved the Bloom & Bean (a tea-and-coffee combo), while the Pistachio Matcha was nutty and aromatic.
Andy Wuu
1
This was one of the most disappointing café experiences I've had to date. We were there at around 5pm on 8 Jul 2035.
While the kitchen staff were friendly and approachable, the service from the female staff member at the front was subpar and left a lasting negative impression.
It began when we requested to sit at a 4-seater couch, as we had bags and planned to do some work. Instead of accommodating us, she curtly told us the area was "reserved"—despite the café being only about 50% occupied at the time. We stayed for over two hours, and even by the time we left, those “reserved” seats remained completely empty. Perhaps they were reserved for invisible guests.
We also noticed that customers seated outside the couch area were offered “bag carriers” for their belongings. However, no one offered us one. In a service-oriented industry, this kind of assistance should be provided proactively—not overlooked.
Given the dismissive attitude and lack of basic customer service, we won’t be returning.
H.S.L. Yeo
4
I had a light lunch on Sunday, and had the Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon on toasted French bread with a tiny side salad. Taste was good; unfortunately there was no option to increase the salad. Overall a good meal.
Vincent Su
5
We had a crispy duck hash $12.90, big breakfast $14.90 and latte $5.90 (All before $5 worth of gst and service charge).
The dishes were simple but worth every bite. So it was humble, unassuming but worthy breakfast worth every cent. You can imagine they had to survive the rental and high govt taxes to bring you this meal at this price. So give it a shot before the opportunity vanishes.
jodi
5
Came here with my friends for the first time and the food was really good and fresh! We all got the Chicken Katsu Curry and it didn’t disappoint! The chicken was tender and the batter was light yet crisp, while the curry was really flavourful and paired well with the entire dish.
The service was also friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was quiet and peaceful!
Kimli
5
Service was good, ambience was nice. Just a little cold because it is pretty empty on a weekday morning.
Had the crispy duck hash which was very balanced in nutrition but it didn't really excite my taste buds. I felt the value of the dishes on the menu is pretty good and I would return to try more dishes.
francis arnold
3
My wife, kid, and I decided to have dinner here on a weekday after shopping at M&S. The place was almost empty—just two other customers—so we thought, “Why not give it a try?”
We ordered:
• Iced Peach Serenity Oolong
• Miso Carbonara Chicken
• Crispy Duck Hash
• Big Breakfast
Order time: 7:59 PM
First to arrive: The drink came in about 5 minutes—pretty nice, no complaints.
Food timings & ratings:
• 8:11 PM – Big Breakfast: 5/10. Just… meh. Honestly, I prefer McDonald’s.
• 8:18 PM – Miso Carbonara Chicken: 5/10. Another “so-so” dish.
• 8:24 PM – Crispy Duck Hash: My wife liked it, but it looked more like a salad to me, with barely any meat.
Because the food came out at such different times, we all ended up eating separately 🙄.
Service:
• The first lady who served us was polite and friendly.
• The other server (with heavy lashes) wasn’t as pleasant—she just came over with the receipt and said, “You order this ah?” Not exactly the warmest tone.
We were thinking of trying dessert, but after tasting the mains, we decided to skip it—better to play safe.
The bill came to $58 for everything.
Overall, based on my experience, I wouldn’t come back.
Of course, this is just my personal opinion—others might feel differently.
Angie Chng
4
Food was satisfactory, but in view of the quantity, it is a little pricey. Service was polite and fast. Not too crowded, hence a good place for a catching up with friends.
The Thiang
3
-previous estro was better. I think they have changed the concept or management. (Previously the coffee taste better and has wifi)
-currently. not work friendly anymore. I used my own hotspot. Came here for convenience and ambience only but till always be annoyed by their rules.
- 1 pax can only use 1 small table until I said I need space to eat right? (When it’s morning and no crowd) , then I’m forced to let go table again (no crowd) because 1 pax is 1 table. Advise to ask for a bigger singe table.
- food wasn’t consistent. The duck wasn’t as soft this time. I think it’s just microwaved meat. Don’t think I want to pay the price for such food and service anymore unless I want the ambience. (Usually a lot of seats available and quieter)
-coffee does not taste as good anymore. Will walk slightly further to marks and Spencer in the future.