Ordered the Kaya butter toast set a couple of times. Price has increased to $6+ now. Tea was good. Toast had a weird stale taste to it every time I visited. Maybe it’s not fresh bread anymore. Eggs were on the smaller side. I got served raw eggs the last time I went, but staff helped to change it after my feedback.

The price has been increasing. For $10.70 for a plate of Mee siam, toasted bread and a cup of coffee, I find it rather expensive. The serving of the mee siam was rather small. There was a very thin spread of Kaya on the bread too even though the butter slab was generous. Nonetheless, food tasted great.

This is a good place for afternoon coffee breaks with meetings and gatherings. Good to see a recent increase number of staff and with the sufficient manpower, the quality of the food and the drinks also becomes better honestly. The credit point system is good but would appreciate if they can improve their app to allow us to use phone payment scan rather than having to remember the password every time to use the stored points.

After being away for several months, looked forward to this but it was disappointing-laksa was extremely saltish. Teh-C was ok, Banana cake sweet. Maybe need to eat laksa in tandem with the cake to offset salty, sweet taste😂. Will stick to ordering their toast.

Entered the cafe & saw a queue so decided to order via the QR code pasted on the table. Order submitted and payment made, then waited for our number to be called but after 15 mins still nothing happened so joined the queue to check for status and then the cashier realised my order was generated via the machine next to her!! She then blamed the machine that doesn’t give any signal which was why she didn’t notice. In total, we spent about 20 mins for our order via QR code, which others who joined the queue and got their food and beverages on the spot. Bad experience and I just feel that if you are not ready or do not have the resources to administer online order then stick to the conventional way of order processing 😫