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2013-10-29
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Located about 8 minutes walk away from lavender MRT station, is a old coffeeshop which is already rarely seen in Singapore. Coffeeshop of these kind has been replaced with modern coffeeshop which deem to be cleaner. Over here, beside old furnitures which might be older than us, the old uncle uses the conventional way to toast the bread~ charcoal grilled bread. On top of that, the background music was hokkien oldies and the shop was placed with lot of marble table top with wooden legs and plastic
Located about 8 minutes walk away from lavender MRT station, is a old coffeeshop which is already rarely seen in Singapore. Coffeeshop of these kind has been replaced with modern coffeeshop which deem to be cleaner. Over here, beside old furnitures which might be older than us, the old uncle uses the conventional way to toast the bread~ charcoal grilled bread. On top of that, the background music was hokkien oldies and the shop was placed with lot of marble table top with wooden legs and plastic red chairs.
Although simple as it look, this breakfast set has the taste that sent you back to the 70s. The bread($1.20) was charcoal grilled with the burnt area been scraped off. The half boiled eggs ($1)was cooked to perfection and best of all, it's served without you having the hassle to remove the eggs from the eggshells. The coffee($0.60) was made using the traditional brewing way of using the coffee socks. I would highly recommended the butter coffee($0.90),It was a normal cup of coffee with a slice of butter inside. However it was not oily, in fact it bring out the taste of the coffee and make it even smoother and lighter to be drank.Overall it was a cheap nostalgic affair, I like the place as coffeeshop like these are diminishing in the modernizing Singapore.
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