Reviewers return repeatedly for the owner's handmade nasi lemak, yam cake, and carrot cake, consistently praising portion value and health-focused preparation. The boss runs operations hands-on, takes catering orders for school events, and keeps the space welcoming for both casual visits and small gatherings.
Most visitors praise the crispy roast pork and welcoming vibe, though waits can stretch and one recent review flagged salty braised pork and order mix-ups. Staff member Danny Goh stands out for hospitality; the coriander sauce, craft beers, and pet tortoises add memorable quirks.
Staff greet regulars warmly and remember orders; the space draws laptop workers for its quiet, minimalist design and reliable Wi-Fi. Coffee earns consistent praise (reviewers note the high-end machine), though pastries divide opinion: some find croissants perfectly warm and flaky, others find them airy rather than buttery. Fusion dishes anchor the menu-soft shell crab curry pasta, unagi chazuke, KFC burger with sambal-alongside straightforward options like pulled beef sandwiches and salads. Prices run RM18–RM20+ for mains. The calm basement setting in Menara Symphony works equally well for solo work or small groups.
Staff consistently go the extra mile: named crew like Bukhari and Abby earn regular praise for friendliness and product knowledge. The burgers draw most enthusiasm-thick, juicy patties that justify the wait-though some find the meat underseasoned and side fries forgettable. Atmosphere stays relaxed and chill, service moves fast, and the membership (free to join) unlocks decent deals like birthday treats and discounted bowls.
Last updated 2026-08-12
