We came here on a Sunday evening for a light dinner before ending our day. We opted for the medium-sized soup, choosing between Hearty Pumpkin and French onion. We were also given a choice of bread roll to accompany the soup, which was unexpected but complemented it nicely, offering various options to soak up the broth. 🎃 The pumpkin soup was excellent. Without any pumpkin bits, it has a smooth, creamy, pureed texture. Some fritters added on top provided a delightful crunch. 🌰 The French onion soup leaned towards a savoury direction with a strong sweetness from the onions. While the broth was watery and meat-based, it featured large chunks of onion. I suspect MSG was used as it was quite salty. The addition of a pepper grinder was a nice touch. Both soups were filling and satisfying. Overall, I rate it 4.5/5 🌟

Their wraps are fantastic! Great combination of greens and sauces. The tomato soup was a tad too salty. Tastes like pasta sauce. The Tom Yum cream soup is to die for though. Just a little spicy, but empowered with the strong flavors of lemon grass and rich creamy goodness. There are shreds of chicken and small prawns in it. Service is fast. Overall, would recommend, though the price point is a little steep.

Rich and comforting soups for those rainy days of if you're looking for something light for lunch. The menu is pretty straight forward so I dont think there's much to complain about. The usual fair for hearty creamed soups you enjoy with some bread. Or you can get a popiah roll for something more dense and filling

Was introduced to this cool fusion eatery at Guoco Tower. Tried their combo set meal … Traditional Popiah, Creamy Tomato Soup & drink. Service was pretty fast and very yummy. So awesome!

Thought it was an interesting combination, popiah and other ingredients. Tried both masala and laksa. Preferred the masala, probably because it had more sauce. Ala carte from $5.50 and combo from $10+.