Their roesti is nice, very filling, a d not greasy till the point you're overly satiated. Their mushroom sauce is highly recommended too, doesn't taste like store-bought sauce.

I don't think this is Rosti, it's just soggy overcooked shredded potatoes. The white sauce is tasteless, meat portions too little and the mushroom sauce is bland and diluted. Overall quite underwhelming. Would be great if pepper can be added to improve the taste. And they need to use non-disposable utensils to cut down on environmental waste. Edit: owner claim their quality is intact through hard work, but judging by the quality I say the only hard work they did is cut costs.

Delish. Came here for rosti and was not disappointed, though I have some feedback… the forks and knives are plastic so they’re really bendy and have no grip. Seems like something to improve. Also, your plates are really expensive lol (please don’t attack me I’m just a bit broke). Otherwise, great place, will try again if I pass by. PS, owners comments are really savage haha I love reading them 😂

Ordered rosti with snail pork sausage for $11.50 Pros Rosti for most part it is crispy can do with a slightly larger serving but it is definitely a good one. Salted to the right amount and goes down very well with the sour cream. Not out of the world but still good. Harmony. Something about rosti and sausage just goes well hand in hand. Decent Pork sausage. It is not too dry but was really expecting something more in size and perhaps oiliness. Is okay but nothing not super favorful. Cons Mushroom? Sauce. Honestly it is not that it doesn't taste decent. But problem is it kinda make the rosti soggy. So I would rather not have that mushroom sauce and more of the sour cream. Price... Come on it is potato.

Probably the best rosti I’ve had so far. The sour cream is light and fresh, and the rosti is fluffy yet crispy on the surface. The chicken chop is also so tender and flavourful with a creamy mushroom sauce. The coffee shop has poor ventilation so sit outside.