Lovely Cozy place. We actually found this while walking around. Good customer service too. They sell vinyl records for 10rm and other old goods. Also, they provide some good games for the customers. Even the kids were able to play this 90's computer games ( super mario, super contra, donkey kong, etc) the employees are very hospitable. They are kind enough to let us in to have the bake goods we bought (we order some drinks of course from them). They have this nice local sarsi. On d 2nd floor, they have this nice space with lovely paintings. Almost like a mini art gallery. Toilet is clean. Also, you can exit to the back alley .nice street arts they have there . The shop also have skateboard for those who like to play😊😊😊 its a nice instagramable place. The coffee and the matcha latte are both yummy! They have some local kuih (local desserts) too. Highly recommended place!

Perfect place to hangout and enjoy delicious coffee. Great atmosphere. Lots of local reading material to choose while chilling at the cafe. Highly recommended.

It's a very cozy and lovely cafe spotted along the street art lane (we came through the back door). This cafe definitely brings out the 70s vibe - and very aesthetic too. Food wise - all okay. Would love to come again.

Very nice cafe.Brings back the nostalgic event for the 90's kids.

We went at night. Space is lovely and cozy. Very aesthetic. If you’re one for warm lighting, ikea rugs and old-school chairs, you can find it here. I had hot chocolate and my husband had their nostalgic orange drink. We also had their marble cake. All tasted good, especially the marble cake which crumbled delicately at our finger tips and melted in our mouths. For all three, it cost us RM16 which is pretty decent. The space isn’t air-conditioned but because it’s breezy in Muar, it didn’t matter. We sat at the back, facing a door leading to the street art. The service from the staff working there could be better. Considering it’s a cafe, we weren’t greeted when we went to the counter to order. The young lady who took our order was very moody. So was the cashier who was also another young lady that calculated our receipt. To be fair, it was CNY eve that we went so perhaps they’ve had a long day? Still, would appreciate a bit more warmth than the hostility received. Not expecting red-carpet treatment, but a few smiles would’ve made us feel a bit more welcomed.

An antique shop and cafe, interesting shop with old cassette tapes, old motorbike, hot water flasks etc. Friendly staff. Comfortable and cool ambience reflecting the olden days and relaxing over a cup of latte. Love this place.

Pretty cool collection. We stumbled upon this space after dinner and thought we'd hang here a bit - since it was one of the few places that opens till late. Not sure if they accept credit cards but e-wallet payment is accepted. The cheesecake latte just tasted like normal latte, drinks are above average price. The atmosphere was nice. We really enjoyed our time here, would love to see them adding more board games and cards into their collection!

This is a must- visit for antique cafe lover. The dining place is so cosy and comfortable with clean hard wood table and chairs arranged at their main hall. It is an ideal spot for shutter bugs. You should also not to miss their upstairs while waiting for your order. But becareful with the steep wooden staircases. It looks like a mini art gallery with some antique collection. Staffs are hospitable. You may find their entrance and exit at the alley behind OCBC bank as well. So you may see patrons playing skateboards for free of charge there.

Unusual cafe featuring vintage vinyl and other collectibles. Play the original super Mario or Contra for free while you have your daily dose of tea / coffee.

Unique interior decorations, have some antiques items. Can enter via the backdoor as it's just along the muar cultural walk.

Pretty nifty cafe located in an old shophouse filled with a variety of vintage stuff. Great opportunity to walk through and experience a double story shop house & I am very impressed with the minimally furnished 2nd floor. It is also fun to slip a small piece of paper through the 2nd storey floor board and see it emerge from the ceiling of the 1st floor. Though it is a hipster cafe, this is the only place that I know where one can experience the architecture of a Muar shophouse up close. The back door emerges out to the mural filled back alley