Weekend Brunch

Having their french toast but wasn’t particularly impressive. The dried raspberry, the jam in the toast, the caramelized banana together with the ice cream are all pretty sweet but doesnt mixed well.
Ordered the grilled cheese roast ($13) as well. Definitely not as instangrammable as the french toast but the pulled pork is seasoned well. It goes well with the melted cheese which is something I like.

Had salted peat french toast with brioche french toast, salted cameral sauce, pear, banana and walnut. The mozzarella cheese in between the french toast adds a hint of saltiness to the sweet french toast which goes well with the caramel sauce so the french toast is not overly sweet. Best to be shared by two since the portion is huge!

Was here on weekend at around 3pm and a few items sold out, so decided to try the lavender earl grey tea cake which is supplied by the better half. Ordered a whole cake of rose raspberry from them before so decided to give this a try, but found it a bit too sweet for my liking, and the earl grey taste / smell wasn’t as strong as expected. The coffee with oat milk is nice! Friendly staff and very nice deco!

Had tamago sandwich and soy flat white for lunch. Waited 25mins for the tamago sandwich to come.

The tamago sandwich is much bigger and thicker than I expected. The tamago is thick and not too dry. Together with the pear sauce and konbu mayo, it is quite good. But i would prefer to have the sandwich without the sauce. Comes with greens and chips, it is very filling as a lunch.

The flat white is quite nutty which i like it. I was given a rose macaroon for free because of the wait, which is not bad too.

Had fluffy pancake ($24), truffle fries ($15), PS. harding club ($26), iced mocha ($6.5) and lychee & lime soda.
I enjoyed the passion fruit sauce that comes with the pancake but not the texture of the pancake - it is a bit too thick for my liking. The truffle fries smells good but doesnt have very strong truffle taste.
A bit pricey and very crowded and busy during weekend so be prepared to wait.

Had berry ball at this very popular cafe for weekend brunch, which feels like a mini version of the berry muffcake they offered before. The berry ball consists of a muffin, green grapes, cucumber, strawberries, summer berries, vanilla ice cream and edible flowers.

Not very sweet as a dessert, it is interesting to add cucumber as part of the dessert, but I dont find it quite match with the rest. I like the strawberries and the summer berries part which goes well with the muffin and the ice cream.

Had this interesting apple crumble with fossilized apple, crumble, greek yogurt and vanilla ice cream. Nice idea to have it in this way and I like it! The sourness of the greek yogurt balances the sweetness of the vanilla ice cream in a nice way, and the crumble goes really well with the fossilized apple and the rest.

Their coffee is fine though with no alternate milk option. Friendly staff and its a nice place to relax and chill on a Sunday afternoon.

Had scone combo with 2 scones, jam & cream, and a drink (either tea / coffee) at $10. The scone is a bit hard and dry and not warm enough. It’s good to be shared since it is quite filling to have one already. The iced latte is quite legit.

Had espresso hotcake ($12) and death cream ($10) for the weekend brunch. Comes with a choice of maple syrup & espresso cream, the hot cake reminds me of the one from mcdonalds with maple syrup, but it is quite special when you have it with espresso cream so not a bad try.

The death cream, which is describes as ‘Delicious concoction of vanilla beans, espresso and cream’ on the menu, is seriously something you have to try when you’re here. Though it is more expensive than the usual coffee, the rich and creamy texture yet strong in coffee taste is unlike any other ice coffee you may have before. But its too much for me to finish. Would be interested to try their M.A.D milk with coffee next time!

Had 4 pieces millefeuille pancake here for lunch. The pancake is soft, but not airy or fluffy. The pancakes are a bit undercooked so they are sticking together...dont think i’ll return and try again.

Had cookie cup ($5) with hokkaido milk with piccolo (milk mini, $5.5) for my late light brunch. This is exactly the portion that I’m looking for (something light and not too filling). The cookie cup is very nice and interesting which goes well with the piccolo. The coffee is nice though they dont have alternative for choice of milk. The staff has been very friendly and suggest what can i have. They have interesting choice for coffee like espresso beer. Quiet over weekend so would be a good choice if you’re looking for somewhere nice and quiet to do some reading.

Having the peanut butter jelly toast ($10) and spiked muddy espresso ($6.5) here at 4pm and you can see how popular this cafe is as people are stilling coming in at this late hours for brunch! Takes a while (~15mins) for the food to arrive but the portion of the toast is larger than i expected! Felt that its a bit difficult to finish towards the end but the toast in general is quite good, rich in flavour and basically something you would like since small (with peanut butter, jam and banana). The spiked muddy comes with gula melaka but i cant tell the difference with the original one.