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2022-11-14
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I noticed this coffee shop one day when I was riding the bus home. It was linked to a massage parlour that has been in business for as long as I could remember. But for some reason, it renovated and added a tiny little coffee shop. Curious, I decided to visit it one day.Though geared for mainly takeaway, they do have a tiny little space to dine in.Menu is in English and Chinese. There is no 10% service charge. They have a variety of coffee along with a few pastries which I suggest you look at th
Though geared for mainly takeaway, they do have a tiny little space to dine in.
Menu is in English and Chinese. There is no 10% service charge. They have a variety of coffee along with a few pastries which I suggest you look at the display to prior to ordering.
I ordered a Latte ($40). Though I never really expect pretty latte art when placed in a paper cup, this was a bit of a disappointment as my cup of coffee was mostly foam. I think I was drinking foam for a while until I finally got to the coffee. That in itself was not that great as well. It was ok but it felt like something I got at 7 Eleven.
I added an Earl Gray Scone ($26). This was heated up for me so it was warm and toasty. It was served only with blueberry jam. The scone was quite good. Not buttery enough but had a nice taste of the tea.
Service was fine though the coffee was a bit meh. The scone was good but then not enough for me to return.
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