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Habitat Coffee is quite accessible by bus as there is a bus stop nearby so taking public transport won't be a hassle. It is a rather small place so I will not recommend it for large gatherings because it may get crowded during peak hours and there is limited seating. The menu for brunch and dinner is different. For dinner, they have sandwiches and pasta. Being the pasta lover, of course I had pasta! Actually all of us did!Hazelnut coffee $5.90Hazelnut coffee is one of the usuals that I order at
It is a rather small place so I will not recommend it for large gatherings because it may get crowded during peak hours and there is limited seating. The menu for brunch and dinner is different. For dinner, they have sandwiches and pasta. Being the pasta lover, of course I had pasta! Actually all of us did!
Hazelnut coffee $5.90Hazelnut coffee is one of the usuals that I order at cafes because I love it. The hazelnut flavour was present but it could be slightly stronger. The coffee was good and strong enough. The coffee art for this was a tad messy unlike the other cups of coffee that were ordered.
Truffle fries $9 Their truffle fries are dressed with fine grated parmesan. They were one of the best that I had tried because almost every one of those fries was crispy! I also love the cheese toppings. It would be perfect if the truffle taste was stronger though.
Truffle Al Funghi $17creamy truffle wild mushroom pasta with baby spinach
Fresh baby spinach was placed on top of the creamy spaghetti. This was perhaps too creamy for my liking.
Cheesynara Cream $16This pasta was served with chicken sausage and bacon which was not fatty. Friend had this and she could not finish it because the taste was too overpowering for her.
Take Shitake $12Sauteed wild mushrooms with aglio olio linguine
Nothing fanciful. Just mushrooms and lThis tasted ordinary to me.
Ocean Linguine $16grounded black pepper seafood aglio olio tossed with white wine
This was what I had. I wanted aglio olio and there were only 2 types of aglio olio on the menu so I got this. I tried all but I prefer the Ocean Linguine and Cheesynara Cream the best. There were 2 mussels and 4 prawns in it which I felt was reasonable. The prawns were not of the freshest quality though. The black pepper taste was not strong and it was not spicy too.
For a cafe, the food is reasonably priced and of reasonable quality. Their brunch menu looks more promising so I will probably be back to try them.
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