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We redeemed the 1-for-1 hot coffee and you could choose from Flat White, Latte and Americano. Very decent coffee at a great price 👍🏻

The linguine was cooked just nice. The sauce wasnt jelat but it was really spicy. I feel that the prawns wasnt too fresh. Would try their other pastas next time.

We went around 3pm and the place was crowded. Quite a few items were unavailable. The curry rice portion was huge. It's not too spicy. The potato was slightly roasted. The chicken was very crispy and the breaded layer wasnt too thick. But i was disappointed with their service. They came to collect payment the food was served. The staff even question if we paid before we left.

Cafe Natsu is a Japanese-inspired brunch cafe in the Joo Chiat area. The cafe's interior is an interior designer's dream with beautiful elegant lines and spaces.

Each of the dishes served were beautifully and artistically plated. Their kani croquette was shattering crisp on the outside and rich and creamy on the inside. In particular, we loved the black vinegar butter sauce which served as a dip on the side. It was rich, acidic, luscious and tangy, and paired beautifully with the croquette (and their fries too)!

The prices here though are a little steep... The food is good and the ambience lovely but $16 for a starter is really hard to justify if there isn't an occasion!

so good and worth the price !! the scoops were hugeeeee .. black sesame x pistachio was the perfect match which pistachio being slightly more sweet to balance out the Black sesame …

rosti still my favourite. chose the cheesy chicken sausage and the veal sausage which were both good
that carbonara was okay, maybe more bacon would be better

Visited the favourite place yet again recently and found another two (2) items on the menu that we hadn’t really come across whilst scrolling through the online POS system to submit our orders. Have been trying out their various rendition of their donuts since their release over the years — did not recall that they had carried a Matcha & Cream version of their bomboloni-style donuts so found ourselves giving this a go; all whilst having an Espresso Tonic (also a recent addition to the menu here) to pair it with.

The donuts from Brawn & Brains Coffee are ones that we love for its softness, yet carrying a bit of tension to chew apart — themselves being just aptly dense and comes rolled in sugar that provides a sugary and crusty exterior for a bit of sweetness and contrast of textures. Piped inside the donut would be the matcha-infused cream filling; we liked how the matcha-infused cream largely focuses on the bitter undertones of the tea — very much the starting note that hits one’s tastebuds as they sink their teeth into the Matcha & Cream Donut. The cream itself comes pretty thick; rich of the inherent flavours of matcha without being overly sweetened, creamy or milky — would work fairly well with matcha lovers for the most part. The Espresso Tonic in the meanwhile was something that we were really looking forward to have — having been ones whom would make an order for Espresso Tonic elsewhere at establishments that offers it; definitely happy to finally see it included in the menu here and the version here definitely hits the spot for us with the tonic water adding a contrast to the coffee with a complexity in the depth of flavours. More options to add to the list of items that we would be considering to order whenever we make our visits here!

($5.80) Opt out for 0% Sugar and Chrysanthemum Pearl. But then I supposed to order Butterfly Pea Pearl and kena rejected from my sister lol. But it's just sour and sweet taste at least got refreshing taste when in hot weather.

($13) It's final Easter day for this tart to comeback as they decided to close shop permanently. I decided to make a first and last visit with my friend to try it out for long time ever. I realised that the tart crust was quite hard to cut through. But the filling was quite sweet, milky and creamy. but its not much bitter taste tbh.

($10) I decided to try this dessert first as their alcoholic inside the tiramisu was quite strong and thick taste. But the filling was quite milky and creamy. but its strong bitter taste tbh. It's so good tbh as slowly getting jelak too much for me tbh.

BACON, EGG & CHEESE SANDWICH ($12) reminded me of Burger King breakfast burgers...Q basic & the brioche buns were q dry :( We preferred the FAIRFAX SANDWICH ($12) as it was a little more special, w soft scrambled eggs, chives, caramelised onions, cheddar & sriracha mayo.

We passed this place and had to pick up their superb drink.