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2015-08-25
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Located right next to the entrance of Isetan Scotts is Watanabe Coffee. Only a few weeks old and it's getting pretty popular to both the Japanese and locals.As with typical Japanese cafes, there's wooden benches that line the entrance, the idea is to sit there while waiting for your table. When I arrived at 130pm, I only managed to get a table at 230pm for 5 adults. A one hour wait, as they do not take reservations during lunch hours. Also take note, they only have two large tables to accomodate
1. Dutch Style Cold Brew (L) $6.80++
$6.8
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2. Matcha Roll Cake $11.80++
$11.8
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3. Ramune Float $2 add on (with the roll cake afternoon set) By it's own, it is priced at $9, a rather expensive ramune, which you can get at Daiso for just $2 in a bottle. It tasted like every ramune but their ice cream was pretty dense and didn't melt in the drink. Instead, I had to use the metal spoon to scoop up the ice cream.
4. French Fries with Truffle Salt $10.80++
$10.8
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5. Matcha Ogura Honey Toast $16.80++ Probably their best seller, as almost every table order one. It is a pretty instagrammable honey toast.
$16.8
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$16.8
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$19.8
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$16.8
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$14.8
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Secondly, the food is quite pricey and not very impressive. However, they do carry alot of the typical Japanese favourites. I lost count of the number of Japanese families with young children that surrounded my table.
Last of all, they need to either figure out a way to get people to leave when they're done eating or add more tables. I witnessed several parties using their laptops or reading magazines once they were done eating and no effort was made to hand them their bills. In the mean time, the queue outside the shop continues to grow with potential hungry customers.
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Isetan card holders get 5% off their total bill
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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