THE GOOD : - the interior design is really good. It reminded me of a lot of cozy indonesian cafes back in 2004. Big respect for the interior designer. - food is pretty great, too! Not too spicy, the flavor is not too strong, just at the right spot. The dimsum's good as well THE BAD : - the location is easy to spot, but since it's right beside a flyover, it's kinda hard to actually visit, the closest word to describe it is "nyempil

+3

Came here for breakfast. The name “kopitiam” got us in the door. Some items on the menu were not available. When we got what we ordered, everything lacked taste. Teh tarik was weak and not milky. Noodles did not have enough flavor. Even though we sat in the a/c non-smoking area, it still smelled of cigarette smoke… and it was just us, no one else was there. So, the smoke smell lingers. Overall, not recommended. It is on a very busy road. Parking is hard. Definitely not a “kopitiam.

+3

Quite tasty, reminds me of morning in Singapore or home cooking by my mother. The ambiance is quite okay, it's more spacious than it looks. It's a furniture showroom so the furniture and interior are nice. One thing I hate is the non smoking area arrangement is not comfortable. So maybe I won't come with my kids next time.

this cafe is near to trans studio mall, asia afrika, n not too far away from r.e martadinata street. they provide free wifi, cashless payment, non smoking room, toilet.

+1

Its affordable. However it took soooo long just to get some dimsum done, i mean what does it need to be done just to get a dimsum ready? All you had to do is heat it up 😭. Most of the items are unavailable, shows how unprepared this retaurant is. And look at these bapao, looks like its made of cement and it doesnt even taste good. Oh the smell of the bapao is unbearable. No wonder this place is so empty.