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Waking up on a sleepy Sunday morning, I and my boyfriend were slowly enjoying our breakfast at Wang Café. Away from the hectic lifestyle, the atmosphere was rather relaxed and quiet. Served the most traditional local-styled breakfast, their passion and warm service provided patrons a great dining experience. A rich and fragrant milk tea came first, it was a unique blend of classic tea leaves. Cracked the shell, we were greeted with runny half-boiled eggs. Golden yellowish egg yolk looked temptin
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Waking up on a sleepy Sunday morning, I and my boyfriend were slowly enjoying our breakfast at Wang Café. Away from the hectic lifestyle, the atmosphere was rather relaxed and quiet. Served the most traditional local-styled breakfast, their passion and warm service provided patrons a great dining experience.
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A rich and fragrant milk tea came first, it was a unique blend of classic tea leaves. Cracked the shell, we were greeted with runny half-boiled eggs. Golden yellowish egg yolk looked tempting, I drizzled them with a little pepper and soy sauce. Not too cooked or not too raw, slurping moment was awesome.
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The breakfast set was also included one piece of Signature Bread, brown sliced of bread. Just out from the oven, bread was baked until a crispy texture. Spread along with Kaya and Butter, simplest way to satisfy. Individual set was priced at $4.50, pretty reasonable.
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Date of Visit
2014-01-19
Spending Per Head
$5 (Breakfast)
Recommended Dishes
  • Milk Tea
  • Half-boiled Egg
  • Kaya Butter Toast