Visited this cafe for the first time and had a slightly confusing experience at the start. When we stepped in, we had to wait a while before any staff attended to us. Eventually, we were shown to our seats but there was no explanation on how ordering works. There wasn’t any QR code on the table and after waiting for quite some time, no one came over with a menu either. I had to walk up to the counter to check only then finding out there’s no physical menu and customer need to refer to TV menu behind the counter and place the order there. That said, food itself was quite good, though prices are on the higher side. The bread was definitely a highlight, delicious with generous portions of ingredients and it’s really filling. The breakfast Sammie was especially impressive. The bacon stood out unlike the usual dry and overly salty bacon this one was tender and well balanced in flavor. Will come back for this. The space between tables is quite tight, making it hard to move around without bumping into other chairs. It feels more suitable for small groups. Overall a mixed experience, great food and drinks but the service flow and seating could be better.

Sweedy is best known for its viral fatcarons and more recently, their Dubai chewy cookie, but they also serve brunch and creative drinks. They’re always quick to pick up on food trends (think pistachio, matcha, mochi, and Dubai chocolate-inspired bakes) which keeps the menu fun and interesting. I’d honestly visit more often if they weren’t so far out for me :') I had the Breakfast Sammie ($14), which was the highlight for me. Buttery brioche, scrambled eggs, crispy hash brown, candied bacon, and cheddar is a hard combo to mess up, and this was done well. The candied bacon added a nice caramelised sweetness, the scrambled eggs were soft and peppery, and the torched cheddar gave it a nice smoky finish. The bread was also well toasted with a good crisp on the outside. I also tried the Pistachio Dirty Latte ($8). It had a decent balance of espresso, milk, and pistachio cream, though the pistachio definitely takes centre stage. They were generous with the pistachio cream and the bits of pistachio added a nice crunch, but I found the drink a little too sweet and heavy by the end. Best to share, and I’d probably try something else next time.

Food was niceee big breakfast is generous with the avocado and salmon, mushroom dish had sooo many mushrooms! Justin ordered me cold latte instead of hot :( but its still nice not too sweet. Place was surprisingly crowded at sunday noon! Many people were waiting for seat and a bit noisy. We shared 2 mains we were soooo full shouldve just shared one and gotten a mochi bento cake instead

Overpriced social media hype. Disappointing portions… Came all the way to Hougang Rivercourt to try their viral desserts. The presentation is undeniably 10/10 the mochi cakes and fatcarons look absolutely perfect for Instagram. Unfortunately, the taste and value just do not match the steep price tag. We ordered the Banana Pudding Matcha Latte and a Mochi Cake, and while they weren't bad, they were incredibly sweet and the portions felt very small for what they cost (nearly $10 for a drink and $15+ for a small cake). It feels like you are paying a heavy premium just for the "viral" factor and the aesthetics. Overall not worth.

I don’t see any reviews for the Dubai chewy cookies so here’s a review on it: Hype is deserved! I was wondering why 4 for $32, it’s expensive even for DCCs. But it’s worth every penny. Looks wise and taste wise. I haven’t tried any that comes close to theirs. Well made and the ingredients, can taste that it’s not cheap. The taste is very balanced, not too milky like some brands, or those no pistachio taste and more towards kinder bueno, or too dry till it taste more like cornflakes. The skin pulls apart so well too. Not hard like some brands. It’s the only one that say they use real pistachio paste and you can really taste it’s real + there’s enough that you don’t just taste kataifi. The OG and the strawberry I couldn’t stop eating. Very dangerous. Matcha quite meh, couldn’t appreciate but then again I’m not matcha fan. The matcha is not bitter tho which is good! The BSM not to my liking but I see a lot of good reviews so I guess it’s personal preference. Lady boss is also friendly and open to sharing tips for making the DCCs. Worth a trip down, even if you stay at the other end of Singapore. Will recommend! I pre-ordered on a Saturday/Sunday I think, and the Tuesday slots were alr gone so best to pre-order rather than walk in since it’s quite popular.