The shop draws steady crowds for its strong white coffee and hearty Malaysian dishes, especially roasted pork noodles and Hakka fare. Multiple visitors note generous portions and attention to detail, though some report inconsistent execution, staff rudeness, and food freshness concerns that have prompted a few to stay away.
Work, study, or hang out with cats in a cozy space offering decent coffee and affordable meals. Some visits see limited menu availability and cleanliness concerns around pet fur, so come prepared to accept cats as active roommates.
Staff impress with genuine warmth and attentiveness, and the cakes (especially cempedak) draw repeat visits. Coffee is solid, wines are well-curated, and prices feel fair. The space thrives as a social hub with live music, though noise can spike. Some worry consistency is slipping on hot dishes.
Regulars and first-timers consistently praise the signature ondeh-ondeh cake, generous nasi lemak with crispy curry chicken, and house-balanced specialty coffee that justify repeat visits and word-of-mouth recommendations. A few note prices sit above typical kopitiams and drinks have arrived slowly when empty or tasted off. Most overlook these as minor; the warm, nostalgic decor and efficient Sunday lunch service keep the queue steady. Membership rewards offer discounts on first orders.
Last updated 2026-08-12
