I noticed this coffee shop was highlighted on one of a foodie page on Facebook, with their laksa and handmade chicken balls receiving high praise.

It intrigued me, therefore I decided to visit for brunch last weekend, and it was bustling with customers during lunch hour eager for their laksa and dry mix noodle.

We ordered...
Tom yum soup with rice noodle, prawns and fresh fish
Dry mix noodle with deep fried fish and laksa soup

Both of us found it didn't quite meet our expectations. The tomyam was excessively spicy, while the laksa, although creamy, was just average.

On a positive note, the prawns were fresh and deveined, also the deep-fried fish stood out for its light, crispy batter even after cooling.

The dry mix noodle taste onion oil and was average. They accept cash and e-wallets for payments. There are indoor and outdoor seating.

Kthxbye.