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Most visits result in enjoyable food and drinks, especially the signature croffles and house cocktails. Portions are small and prices steep for what you get, though the rooftop camp setting and welcoming owner make it a solid casual hangout spot.
Based on limited recent reviews, so treat this as low-confidence.
Reviewers praise the cendol, especially the blowtorch-grilled volcano version, and the affordable prices. Some find the cendol overpriced, and a few dishes disappoint. Pork items have been dropped from the menu, which upset one regular.
Reviewers keep returning to the durian drinks, especially the Musang King coffee. Many say the owner is warm and chatty, and the prices feel fair for the portion sizes. Food gets good marks too, from the fried chicken to the butter chicken and marmite chicken dishes. The shop is small and cozy, and it also doubles as a spectacle shop. One reviewer noted that food is made fresh to order, so it can take a while.
Visitors often praise the white coffee, especially the iced version, as smooth and not overly sweet. Many describe the staff as friendly and the room as cozy and relaxing. Ratings sit at 4.9 across 69 Google reviews, with almost none below five stars. The shop's wooden furniture, exposed beams, and bamboo and flowing-water details give it a heritage feel. Reviewers single out the chocolate muffin and croissants. One common caveat is parking, which can be tough to find in the city centre.
Last updated 2026-10-14