Service staff by name stand out here, especially Suleman. Reviewers consistently praise the attentiveness, helpfulness, and genuine care in their interactions, which extends to memorable touches like offering to take photos and ensuring celebration moments feel special.
Food quality comes across as the bigger draw, with specific dishes like squid ink pasta and smoked duck salsa earning enthusiastic mentions. The space itself appeals to groups and teams seeking a calm, peaceful spot where conversation flows easily and parking is straightforward.
Food quality earns consistent praise for taste and reasonable pricing, with the iftar buffet (RM30 per person) standing out as particularly good value. Most meals land reliably well, though execution lapses occur and menu variety feels thin outside the buffet period.
Two recent guests praised the nasi lemak but encountered serious service failures: overcooked eggs marked half-boiled on the menu, staff absent from the counter, and charges applied to returned dishes without replacement. An older five-star review mentioned good chicken chop, but recent evidence suggests significant operational problems.
Coffee here is consistently strong, with reviewers singling out the americano and espresso lemonade. The owner and barista are genuinely warm, and the space works equally well for quiet study time or hanging with friends. Food is solid (tacos and croffles praised), though a few dishes skew oily. Prices are acceptable to most despite sitting slightly above budget. Strength lies in how the cafe balances specialty coffee with a lived-in feel. Power plugs and wifi make it workable for laptops. The menu spans coffee, food, and dessert without pretension. One older review flagged a dirty latte, but this is an outlier among consistent praise.
Last updated 2026-08-12
