Saw alot of mixed reviews, decide to try out as we simply love pancakes.

Quite a bit of variety in the menu for pancakes. Decide to try 1 each instead of sharing.

Ordered a chicken, a beef burger and a DIY with added egg and sausage.

1st about the important sidekicks - butter and maple syrup. Butter was still alright but the maple syrup has a burnt taste and was very diluted.

Chicken was breast meat and was dry and flaky. Beef patties was the same. Luckily the chicken came with a cream sauce(also diluted) which can cover the dryness. The egg and sausages are common too.

The pancakes itself is dense and heavy. The burger's pancake was thicker than usual. We had a hard time finishing the food.

Frankly speaking, we would rather go Mac for pancakes as the price is really ridiculously expensive for a the quality and quantity of food presented.

Overall food was not bad, although after all the hype on the service, it did not seems to improve at all. We had a party of 4 and request to be seated at the round sofa seats in a 3/4 empty restaurant during a weekday evening. We were rejected saying that must be a party of 6 and more. We came in at 630pm and left at 9pm, restaurant was never even half full with all the sofa seats left empty throughout my dinner.

We only like the fries and the lemon drink. The bread is super tough to chew. Seriously, with the amount that we paid, I would rather go Kenny Roger's.

Soup is watery but flavourful with bits of mushroom

Burger was a bit dry but the fries are wonderful chunky type, crisp on the outside, soft inside.

Lamb was tender and the mint sauce is not overwhelming in fact it brings out the flavor.

Wagyu beef is so tender and done just right. Its melt in the mouth type. The accompanying sweet potatoe fries are the same as those potato fries. Must try!

The tuna salad was great as well. Although the tuna was a tad dry and abit too cooked.

The english breakfast pizza was not as fantastic as we imagine it to be and the toppings are quite miserable. Some of us did not even manage to get either the eggs or the bacons on our slice of pizza.

Tried the ceasar salad - very fresh and crispy, the sauce is just nice and not overwhelming or too little. The toppings are also generous with eggs and bacon.

We ordered the kim chi pork soup without the udon (same price but they are willing to add more chives if you request). Its a tad salty but the meat is quite tender and the portion is good. The tempura is also good enough for me. Crispy enough to eat together with the tail.
The soba is normal only, nothing fanciful.

The chawanmushi, sushi and fries would be abit disappointing. We ordered the fries with seaweed topping, but as you can see in the picture, the amount of it is so dismal.

My Favorite sambal fish. The coffee shop only serve the usual zi-char dishes but their sambal fish is a must. We usually order the fish with a soup and tofu or veg. With rice, it is very filling for 3-4 pax. We prefer the promfet as there are meat on both side of the fish. The sambal is actually the main lead here. The chef had it fried to a crisp and it is even good on its own or just with plain rice. We always ask for extra sambal to add to the fish. You have to mixed with those already on the fish as it seems a bit dry on its own.