I love this place. Had my late breakfast here. The food tastes great! I love the thickness of the cappuccino. The ambience and decor is fantastic. It's clean and welcoming. The staff are friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!

This place gets really busy during weekend. Had the chance to finally come during the week day and its pretty nice to chill at the back of the restaurant. Ordered quite a few items like the Acai bowl, omelette with spinach, waffles, Cabonara etc. A hungry family 😆 Food is really not bad at the price point. I like the chicken in the Chicken taco salad, simple fried skin and not overly seasoned. Cabonara is flavorful, enough cheese and great mushroom cream sauce. Will definitely be back to enjoy a nice breakfast or brunch again.

They don’t take reservations so it’s purely walk in. They have both indoor and outdoor areas. The indoor aircon is quite strong. Food was good. In terms of service, you got to order at the counter yourself and food was served randomly so some of us got our plate earlier and some much later.

A lazy holiday morning, went to try this always busy weekend cafe, and true enough its still busy today. But luckily manage to get a seat pretty quickly. Tried the rendang beef sandwich that pack quite a punch for me cos its spicy, but the toast is crispy. Also had the lox & croissant where the scrambled eggs is quite fluffy with whiff of truffle oil. Would be better if we can get a seat at the back with aircon, but next time then 😉

NOT RECOMMENDED for those with SENSITIVE STOMACHS. My friend and I ordered avocado brunch and beef rendang brunch, along with two iced black coffees. After finishing the meal, both of us experienced varying degrees of food poisoning. I initially felt a wave of nausea, followed by discomfort settling in my lower abdomen, with a slight urge to use the restroom. My friend, on the other hand, felt a slight queasiness. The taste was good, with avocado evenly spread on sourdough, complemented by eggs and bacon, satisfying my taste buds, and the beef rendang being one of the most delicious I've ever had.

A spot with a casual and laid-back vibe. It brings me back to Aussie with its menu of brunch fare, sandwiches, pastas and coffee. The Omelette Crepe caught my attention. The thin crepe omelette is served with blanched spinach, creamy avocado, sourdough toast and a choice of smoked salmon or mushrooms. All the elements on the plate were good with a nice combination of textures. One slight rant is that the smoked salmon tasted saltier than others I've had. Most of the coffee options come default with two shots of coffee. My hot Latte was medium bold with a chocolatey afternote.

Stumbled on this place while walking through Chinatown, and would definitely consider it a great find! The ambience was home-like and cozy with both indoor and outdoor seating. We got the Sesame Bagel, the Bagel Breakfast Sandwich which were both great. The standout however, was their double chocolate scone - good experience overall!

The rendang pasta is great! Loved it Service was friendly and the food was great. I would say the place is a bit hot/humid, but if you sit inside then it’s pretty cool. Would come back again!

Ordered the omelette crepe and big breakfast club. Portions were great, not too much not too little. Super worth! Main’s prices are also slightly cheaper than other cafes. The breakfast club’s bacon were nicely caramelised- not too salty nor sweet and had very nice flavours to it. Mushrooms were also perfect. Sat inside the shop and vibes were immaculate.

Visited on 6 Jan 2023 for breakfast with cycling buddies. Ordered the big breakfast with coffee Black, and it's a hearty meal which provided enough energy for the morning ride to various places

Very good price point but the food was quite average. I’m not a great cook, but I expected more from the avo and prawn toast. It was rather tasteless and lacking character. Scrambled eggs though, was good! Very creamy. Hojicha lavender coffee (?) wasn’t great - left my mind feeling confused over the flavour profiles. Pesto pasta was good but colleagues mentioned it was pretty heavy. Would return but wouldn’t really strongly recommend overall.

So this place is right on the pedestrian street at Chinatown and is easily accessible. The food is your typical brunch cafe food that you would find in any other cafe in singapore and nothing that you’d rave about or feel like coming. The menu isn’t that diverse. The food itself is done well enough that I wouldn’t mind coming here again if I was in the area. I had the Egg Bacon Cheese Bagel. Eggs were fluffy and tender. Bacon was fatty and rich and chewy in the right way. The bagel was a bit soggy and not toasted well. All in all, the individual components were done well but put together there was a lack of flavour. I think a lack of salt and I ended up having to douse it in Tabasco. My partner had the French toast. The strawberry paired with the rich French toast was good. Sweet in the right spots and savory as well. Wouldn’t mind ordering that again. The acai smoothie also wasn’t anything to rave about. A good drink if you’re looking for something sweet . The americano also was normal run off the mill. Coffee beans didn’t seem anything special. Wouldn’t mind coming here again if I was in the area but wouldn’t go out of my way to come here. The atmosphere felt nice, a lot of tourists. Price was ok, $20 per person for drink and food.

Fuss free place with great service! The salmon bagel was really filling for $13 and prices are nett! Drinks had a great variety, from smoothies to coffee and kombucha.

Went on a Saturday around lunch hour, even though it was a full house, the waiting time was quite reasonable and short. Got the breakfast and the pancakes and the portion was quite reasonable, if you have a larger appetite then the portions are okay and won't fill you up. Taste wise the food tasted pretty good and the individual food portions such as salmon and eggs were not too bad but I feel like 19 bucks for the breakfast was a tad high, but still worth a try if you're feeling rich. Pancakes were pretty good but I wished they gave more syrup. Coffee and matcha latte were just okay and not really a must try, can skip.

Ordered the Guac on toast, Omelette Crepe & Prawn on toast. Standout was the prawn on toast. The prawns were extremely fresh, large and springy with a satisfying crunch when bit into. You also get a decent number of prawns. Other two dishes were good as well, and portions sizes are average. Recommend to check this place out if you're in the area. Can get crowded on weekends but on weekdays it's pretty easy to get a table.