The waffle was soft and fluffy. Also, it has a rich pandan taste which make the waffle even more fragrant. I would always buy the plain waffle and sometime spread it with jam or even ice cream on my own at home. Nonetheless, the waffle taste nice even if you do not spread it with stuffs. It would be better if the exterior crust is more crispy. This definitely make a great choice if you are craving for some snack. However, I find it slightly expensive as a plain waffle now cost $1.30 compared to previous which cost only like about $1.

Its never enough to have only one scoop of its ice cream on the soft yet crispy waffle drenched with some maple syrup. The large variety of ice cream its offer make you not know what to get as every flavour seems delicious. Although it can be a little pricey, but this is something that you should pamper yourself with once in a while to reward yourself!

I love their lotus seed dessert as they are generous with their servings and the lotus seeds are nicely prepared, soft and great to chew on. The soup is not too sweet and not too sticky, thus you will not get sick of it. This is best taken when it is served warm.

The char kway teow is very fragrant and cooked with the right amount of heat. It is served with fish cakes, bean sprouts, vegetables and some cockles. Most importantly, the cockles do not have the pungent fishy smell. It is also not very oily unlike some, hence it is healthier. The serving is appropriate too, just nice for the price of $3.

The soup is slightly peppery and I got thirsty after drinking finish the soup so I suppose quite some amount of MSG is placed. However, I like their handmade noodles as they cooked it just right, not too soggy or not too hard. One could choose the flat kind known as "ban mian" or the thin kind known as "you mian". The meatball taste alright too and the taste is enhanced when you dipped it in their chili sauce