Aurelia FNot fond of their western menu as it's just average. However, you should definitely try their limited edition curry chicken aglio olio ($5.90), available only on special occasions. It's insanely good—the curry is perfectly balanced, not too thick and not spicy, while the spiciness comes from the aglio olio, complemented by the crunchiness of the chicken. Unfortunately, nowadays their portion is getting smaller, which isn't worth the price when you can get larger portions at other western stalls.
Ronny Tan Yong Hui+ Prices average for Western meal. Chicken chop w 2 sides $7 - Often run out of tables/seats. Tip: look for the round ones at the end of the coffeeshop. - HOT and somewhat stuffy environment. Could be due to the many lights. = Tip: Parking available at Blk 78A MSCP, which connects directly to the coffeeshop via a Level 2 walkway
Raymond KohBest western in this area and one of the best coffeeshop western I've tried before. Finally a coffeeshop western that can cook a proper aglio olio. Ham fried rice tastes better than some zichar fried rice. Portion size is good but could do better. All the meats and fish are well marinated. Service staff are helpful and humble as well, willing to accept requests not provided on the menu if they're not busy. Carbonara needs improvement though, slightly on the watery side and seems like the spaghetti isn't stir-fried with the cream sauce, which would improve the taste. I might be wrong though.
