WeenNice little neighbourhood cafe with good coffee and good food. Came with my friends and had their pastas- tom yum, aglio olio & mac n cheese & chicken curry. Their food were delicious. Service was not bad. Only the place was a little bit small for more people to dine in. Bakes were plenty and looked yummy.
WorldwidetravellerA nice and cosy cafe in the north. Extrudes a mixture of vibes - kampung regular customers and a small town cafe. So far, I have assessed that its strength lies in the hot matcha and houjicha drinks, and baked flaky goods. It can rival some of the better matcha/houjicha at the current price point. Ironically, the 3rd item, a matcha cream roll was below par; the cream pairing was weird - a slight sourness mixed with saltiness with a faint hint of what might taste like matcha; I think this cream roll kills the pastry expectation and experience after the great warm pastry and houjicha. So Quasont will need to seriously review if this item needs to improve or be withdrawn from menu. Overall, it's a worthy additional to those who like a good cuppa matcha and houjicha, and some sweet pastry to go with it on a lazy morning or afternoon tea break. Have not tasted the main dishes and coffees, but will try on my next visit. Service wise, I would appreciate more smiles, after all, food & dining is an emotional affair. Overall, would I visit again? Absolutely yes, even just for pastry and drinks.
Viona LaiThis is my third dine-in visit, and I finally remembered to take a photo. The spaghetti is consistently above standard, and the portions are generous. Food is served quickly. Don’t expect much from the service crew — they may not look very friendly, but whenever I ask for something, they respond and get it done.
