Was around the area and needed some hot drinks..

So we found a corner table and ordered some coffee and tea plus a tart to go with our drinks . I love the cute saucer Tart was not too bad ..but a bit sweet..goes well with my tea haha They do serve sandwiches and salads too. Can be noisy when the kids from near by tuition or enrichment center monkey around the cafe. Otherwise it is usually quite quiet

Lenas is a part of the MOF group. We decided to eat there because there was a pizza promo going on. Order a large pizza and get a smaller one free. Here's the big pizza. It was thin crust but it felt very home made. Taste wise was okay. This is the free pizza, it is quite okay. But they served it on a very big wooden platter which took up a lot of space on our table. Ordered wedges too. Nothing special about it. Last on the table- pancakes! The banana was not very ripe and does not go well with the ice cream and pancake sadly.

If not for my MOF card, I probably wouldn't go Lenas

Service was quite slow at this new outlet.

I didnt know which ayam penyet stall to choose from for my lunch on a sunday at around 11.45am, so I decided to que in line for this stall. There were about 6 persons in front of me so I thought it wouldn't be too long a wait. Little did i know all most of them except one lady were all queining for the rice and dishes . From the looks of it this stall seems very popular among the malay community. I didn't dare to eat the malay rice dishes so I still stick to my ayam penyet order.

Finally managed to get my order after 15 mins. The stall holders were slow in getting the orders hence created a long que.

Anyway, the ayam penyet was kinda dry to me. Chilli was okay..spicy enough for my liking. Tahu was fried to crispy perfection and tempeh was nice. Pity that the chicken was abit too dry.. soup was tad salty too..

Finally got to try this famous chilli wanton mee few wks back. Eng's noodles have been around for years. It's sad to know that the owner just passed away last week due to heart attack.

They are famous for their potent home made special chilli sauce!! Friends have told me not to add too much of it to my noodles. So ..take a look at how much i put - not a lot i know haha. Wanton mee is the typical Singapore style type. Noodles are a bit sticky type. The steamed wanton are not bad, its skin is quite thin and soft.

Char siew is so so. The main star is the chilli.

We also ordered some sides: fried wanton and veggies. Nothing special about both.

We probably wouldn't go back again unless we are around the area. I think I still prefer the Malaysian style wanton mee.

* need to add that both of us had a tummy ache later in the day..may or may not be the chilli! ..u decide for yourself after eating this hahhaa*

Habitat Coffee is the only cafe with coffee, food and ice cream all in a place along this area around upper thomson

They have been around for a few years and last wk was the first time I tried their coffee
I like this wall mural they have. It's a small cafe but managed to put quite a lot of seats in their shop space. It was full house when we were there around 3.30 pm on a sunday afternoon We had the Irish cream coffee and Tiramisu coffee. Both came with coffee art. I love the flavours $6 each. We also shared this ham and cheese sandwich. We like it but found it abit expensive. $8

We will still come back to this cafe if we are around this area.