Arabiki sausage & mushroom danish was fabulous!!! The crust was crispy, flaky and warm. Everything else we had was yummy and beautifully presented too. Good selection of coffee and interestingly, 2 types of single chocolate to choose from too. Friendly service. Place has quite a lot of seats, feels a little cramped though. Came on Sunday lunch time and it was almost full. Prices are reasonable. Will return for sure!

Cosy cafe, serving a wide variety of pastries, mains, and of course, coffee. What we liked: the bacon aglio olio ($15) was simple but delicious, with meaty bacon and al-dente pasta and a hint of spice. The tater tots ($8) were also decent though we couldn't get much of the honey butter flavour from it. Apom Berkuah Ice Cream Sandwich ($10) was alright, blue pea ice cream with some dried coconut sandwiched between two buttery flakey pastried - nice, but could be a mess to eat. We also got the scrambled eggs $ Spam ($10) which was pretty plain. Altogether, a nice place for chill brunch but could be a little out of the way.

Casual cosy cafe spot perfect for a slow weekend brunch located in the former badminton hall. Crowded but tables are spaced out and well ventilated with industrial interior design. Sat away from the window as it is quite bright even next to the blinds. Music was not too loud and easy to chat inside. Variety of seating options like sofas and bar counter seats. Saw a lot of reviews regarding service but staff were friendly and pleasant to interact with! They served good coffee. Ordered a hot white, normal, and their iced coffee which had beans with jackfruit notes which was really impressive and novel! Their homemade kaya toast was enjoyable with a creamy velvety light texture. Also ordered a sausage mushroom danish which had a much lighter texture pastry base but the crispy and airiness balanced well with the savoury toppings. Bacon pasta was too al dente and spicy for my liking, can skip the pastas and try more pastries/sides. Kids friendly as they have a kids section with toys near the back of the cafe, and tables are spaced out for prams to be at the side!

Drinks: Pourover and iced latte were great and reasonably priced for the coffee beans used. You know the cafe is serious with their coffee when they have 3 top tier grinders. Beans: bought a bag here after trying their pourover. Haven’t had such a coffee with this level of clarity and well balanced body from a cafe in a while. Honestly one of the top 5 based on that cup of pourover. Food: the ice cream croissant was really nice. Croissant was nice but the ice cream took the spotlight. The coconut flakes in the ice cream was a nice addition to the texture. The ice cream was probably stored at a low temperature which helped to keep the ice cream solid for a longer period of time while eating it and that was a nice touch. Would definitely recommend this place.

- visited on Sat afternoon - crowded, but had seat - coffee was nice - food was good. best cinnamon pecan bun i've ever eaten 10/10 highly recommended!! Arabiki sausage & mushroom danish was quite nice - order via QR code, pay via card/paynow upon submitting order - place was quite noisy and echoey. had to increase volume