Peach Oolong Cheesiato ($4.80) and Uji Matcha Cheesiato ($5.20) both with 0% sugar. I prefer the latter as it immediately brought me to guilt free dessert heaven! The creaminess of the cheesiato was very fulfilling and that settled my dessert needs for the week! Yes, it's that good. And scrumptious. The Barista was also very friendly. Place accepts NETs.

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To have a nice cuppa joe. This set costed me only $4.95. Otherwise the latte is $3 for a small cup and $3.45 for the mango yoghurt muffin.
And you can pay by EZ link...hur hur hur.. .

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4 ice cubes were all it took to make this wonderful iced white ($5). The espresso was slightly sourish yet together with the creamy milk, it clicked with the palette. Loved the narrow size of the straw, which somehow made sipping the drink a delight. One of the best I've ever tasted IMO....

I came on a Thursday morning and it was not full house in the glasshouse, yet. Had the yummy in my tummy toast. Having lived in the Levant countries for quite a bit of my life, I am quite pleased that they use Dukkah in the Avocado toast ($7). As humble as it looked, it was quite hearty given the good balance of carbs and fats in it. The Dukkah really was nice and a perk me up in the palette. As for the White ($4), I had the hot version with a super pretty cloudette swan on it. It was a good drink. The Barista was very cheery and friendly, added more to the quaint and curated feel of the place. The selection of music was nice too and didnt make me antsy at all. First impression counts and I am stoked by this place.
Note: The cafe does accept payments by Visa/Master.

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Yuzu with Latte crema ($5.30). I was finely impressed by the combination. It was like a satisfying dessert. Marrying the citron sweet slightly tartness of yuzu with creamy crema definitely sets off the fireworks! Yuzu really try it 😃

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This is a very interesting drink for matcha connoiseurs. Try it and see if you can taste the difference between Uji matcha and Nishio matcha, the latter slightly priced more. The crema had a faint hint of yummy yuzu. At $6.30 it is on the expensive side but well, its real cream and not vegetable oil-based cream.

Had my afternoon tea here today. The Kyoto matcha ($5.50) was a tad too sweet for me. The Cacao Bliss bowl ($7.90) was a perfect choice for a Choco needy person like me. It was lusciously chocolatey and the toppings were wholesome. Only gripe was that the music they were playing was a little too loud. Unfortunately, I find that very anxiety inducing and that kinda spoilt the dining experience.

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These 2 certainly melt my sadness away! At $10.90 for the set it's a steal. The matcha latte was very good and the Peanut (thats what's it's called) was very unique. It's a tart encased within a chocolate shell, elegantly topped with cream and slivers of gold leaf. Reminds me a bit of Magnum icecream.

At $5.50 for a 12oz cup (albeit a cutesy pink one) of joe with milk, this is definitely going to be my to-go place when I am in the CBD. And it comes with great customer service i.e. friendly baristas to boot!

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This platter ($12) is just great if you feel peckish and in need of dessert but don't think you can finish a slice of cake or an ice cream cone after lunch. Very light to the tummy IMO due to the cutesey portions.

At $7.50 each (Iced Cappucino, Iced Matcha Cappucino), these definitely do not come cheap. I was taken aback when I lifted the cup as it was sooo light. In my opinion, the novelty is that they blend the drink to aerate it. In the end, the customer is paying for the air! Not coming back. I'd rather make my own at home. To be fair, I am impressed by the baristas who were very informative and friendly. The matcha is from Kyoto and their coffee is sourced from all over the world. Place accepts NETs. Prepare to queue. Pro tip : come early if you are really curious to try.

Wholesome meal that can be had without tasting like cardboard. I was quite impressed by the Peranakan Vegetarian curry which packed a punch and had a delightful melange of spices. That certainly stirred my appetite and set my digestive juices flowing! I had the Mini bowl ($9.90 + $1 + $0.50) additional for the Salmon Quinoa patties and Peranakan Vegetarian curry. Add $3.90 for coffee/tea or a range of cold pressed juices.

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