One pretty quaint lunch spot away from the more well-trafficked places in NTU campus, owned by a cheery middle aged couple. It's located in a concourse of the Experimental Medicine Building (third floor), accessible from the main North Spine complex from an overhead bridge. Price is a bit more steep than in the cafeterias and they focus more on quality rather than portion size - perfect for dieting staffs and students. The menu is large - from pastries, sandwiches, cakes, wraps, cut fruits, coffee, and most importantly rice/pasta bowl with customizable topping (choices of meat, tofu, vegs). The pastries are served warm and fresh, and the bowl dishes' toppings are tasty. The coffee (espresso-based) is surprisingly pretty good and rather well-priced. Can confirm sometimes there aren't enough seating during peak lunch time, albeit being situated inside a spacious concourse. More seating could be added so the customers can unwind.

Nice atmosphere for lunch as the cafe is open concept with many natural lighting. Very clean feeling unlike other canteens in NTU (ESPECIALLY QUAD)…. Food wise taste average like your salad bowl and a little pricey for portion. Good for eating there, if take away, can consider other places.

Love this space and the food. Usually I’ll go for the brown rice with dishes. I like veggies and there’re plenty of options. For meat lovers, there’re also meat dishes. It can get crowded during term time but during term breaks, it’s the perfect place to meet friends and just chill. There’re pastries too and the Nanyang coffee is to die for. 💕

The auntie/store owner was extremely rude. I bought some food and asked for it to be packed for takeaway. After that, she started hard-selling me her other pastries and telling me about her catering services. I honestly don’t mind businesses promoting their products, but while she was talking, I looked at my phone for about 3 minutes at most before looking back up, and she clearly seemed unhappy about it. When my food was ready, she passed it to me without a lid even though I had already asked for takeaway. She didn’t hand it over normally either, she lightly threw it onto the table in front of me. I then asked for a lid, and she responded, “Oh, you want cap ah?” before going to get one and throwing that towards me as well. Promoting your business is completely fine, but customers should not be expected to stand there and give their full attention to a sales pitch after they have already made a purchase. If you want people to support your business, basic courtesy and customer service should come first.

It’s good and they’re realllyyy nice. But it’s expensive and the portion isn’t very big. $6.50 for a bowl (with chicken or tofu) and 3 toppings. They have brown rice which I really liked! But it’s not too much food. They have lots of desserts like cake and banana bread.