The Tiramisu Hero

Price : $19 (before GST)
Like: It was served piping hot and the premium breaded pollock filet did not disappoint. Would be nice to have it as a shared dish as the serving is quite big.
Dislike: The tartar sauce would be perfect if it has a little more tanginess added to it. (It could be my own preference though)

Got the Big Breakfast set for $23 & added truffle fries along with 2 iced lemon teas! Came up to about $57 using the 1-for-1 deal here. Enjoyed the eggs which were stacked on top of a bread, as well as the tater tots. The truffle fries were nice too. However, the rest of the platter was alright, could be better if the sausage was served hot & if the bacon was slightly crispier.

Nice ambience and atmosphere though!

Ordered the big breakfast, generous portion.

Mushrooms were well seasoned and the waffle crisps is enough of a reason to order this dish. The bread was also well buttered.

But i the rest of the items felt a tad bit salty, so maybe you can ask for less salt when you order.

Undoubtedly good value and taste

Utilised Burpple 1 for 1 for Parmesan Risotto ($17) and Aglio Olio ($15.90). Beware that while the pictures (for both) shown on the menu contains prawns, those are actually add-ons and thus we were suitable confused when our meals came and it looked so bare. Risotto was dry and some grains were undercooked. Aglio Olio was bland.

Lychee Rose Tiramisu (Regular flavour, $7.50)
Asahi ($8 happy hour)
High expectations for the tiramisu from a cafe proclaiming to be it's hero, and my first try certainly left me wanting more. The lychee Rose profile could be tasted throughout the entirety of the Tiramisu, and I can't wait to come back for more.