Sunday Folks

Nice desserts and great ambience, although slightly pricey without discounts! Went on a weekday night and was crowded, I think you can book seats on Chope before visiting for shorter wait times.

⭐️ 4/5

It was a tough pick but of course I got to try the NDP special of kaya toast ice cream, well since it’s only available this season right. Taste wise, the kaya toast is unique with a light kaya taste that is not too heavy, the sauce which is coffee Caramel seems to remind me of gula melaka. Plus the coconut shedding, they are a good pairing.

Earl grey lavender is in all season and definitely a pick which won’t go wrong!

Downside for me is that their ice cream is served in large portion, hence a cost $8.50 for one flavour. So eating this takes up a large space in my desert-stomach storage.

Refreshing lemon cream at the top w a tint of lavender scent. Basic light cake. Good for sharing.

Espresso cloud jelly was an interesting drink too. For a relatively caffeine avoidance person, the coffee is not to much for me. The drink was also not too sweet nor bitter to me. The jelly and the cheese cream on various layers kinda provided different textures just in a a simple cup of drink - which makes drinking it more fun - to me at least!

Soft serve was yummy, waffle was great. A place to go for soft serve ice cream lovers. We were really lucky to have gotten seats here!

Super robust coffee. Not acidic and was smooth. The coffee was considered gao considering it’s a cold brew.

We went to Sunday Folks for waffles but they no longer serve that. Instead, they serve the Chuffles ($6.54+) now.

We knew we had to give it a try but unfortunately, we didn’t like it as much. It’s too sweet for our liking.