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2013-08-09
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Finding a clean, quiet place with affordable coffee and pastries in the CBD isn't easy as most coffee places are filled with office executives waiting to satisfy their caffeine craving. Tucked at a corner of Hitachi Tower level 2, this little cafe is little known to those who do not work at this building.Specializing in fresh gourmet coffee, I had their Cafe Latte ($5.30) for a quick perk-me-up in the heat of the mid-day which made me felt sleepy. As simple as it is, the coffee is completed wi
Specializing in fresh gourmet coffee, I had their Cafe Latte ($5.30) for a quick perk-me-up in the heat of the mid-day which made me felt sleepy. As simple as it is, the coffee is completed with a lovely heart-shaped latte art which brightened up my day. While sipping on the latte, I can taste that it is perfectly roasted from the aroma and the right amount of frothed milk, giving it a wholesome and creamy texture.
I wanted something sour to wake my senses up and I thought the Tangy Lemon Curd Tart ($3.80) would be just perfect. The crust of the tart was good I thought since it doesn't break into tiny flakes when I cut it open. However, I thought the lemon curd can be even more sour as the tangy citrus was pretty mild for my preference. With this price, I thought it was just right as their pastries are very affordable and of great value.Overall, Joe & Dough would be a great place if you need a place for coffee as it's inexpensive and the cafe is conducive for meetings over coffee. I would definitely come back to try their sandwiches and other of their coffee selection too. Service wise, the staffs are very attentive to clear up tables once customer leaves so other customers can have a place to seat and enjoy their coffee.
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