Fish with macadamia crust The fish was fresh and soft, and the crust complimented it really well! Really enjoyed this! We ordered 3 main dishes, and 2 desserts (so we could use a Burpple deal, and it was about $30/person) pretty worth it!

Keto Brownie This legit taste super super good, even on a normal brownie scale. The chocolate was fudgy but not sticky, and it wasn’t too sweet either which went very well with the ice cream! The other items on the menu also looked pretty good and decently priced for a restaurant with a nice ambiance! Would come back again to try their other food!

Plant based Crab pasta Again, taste exactly like crab! Pasta was decent.

Squid ink fried rice! Finally visited Coexist Coffee Co. at Hillview! Took so long for us to visit this cafe outlet till they have changed out from the iconic red white layout! Now it is a grey industrial theme vibes already! Here is what we ordered: -Squid Ink Fried Rice ($26++): Super unique dish! Served in a claypot! There is tiger prawns, baby squid, and topped with lots of ikura! Very unique taste! -Chilli Crab Shakshuka ($18++): Comes with a huge tempura soft shell crab, chilli crab tomato dip, fried mantou and a sous vide egg! -Satay Quesadilla ($18++): Pulled pork satay with mozzarella and comes with peanut sauce! My favourite is per the above order ranking! We ordered 3 dishes as we were famished after 3+ hours of discussing reno stuff prior! Say hi to the new neighbouring neighbourhood!

𝐁𝐀𝐍𝐀𝐍𝐀 𝟏𝟕𝟎 ($𝟏𝟎) Taste and texture-wise, its was too sugary on its own. But the luscious cinnamon cream balanced out its sweetness and made this dessert really enjoyable!

Brunch Forget about the nice views comments you see about this cafe. What views do you expect to see from an 8th floor rooftop surrounded by tall condominiums and a rainforest? Come for the food and coffee instead! We came on a Sunday. Reservations strongly recommended as the tables are limited. We ordered Chilli Crab Shakshuka, Squid Ink Fried Rice and the Coexist Breakfast. The Shakshuka did not disappoint. Large chunks of crab meat were mixed within the chilli sauce (more like tomato sauce with just a hint of spice). Six small slices of man tou was provided to soak up the gravy. Do remember to mix the egg into the gravy to give the whole dish extra silkiness. Next up, the Squid Ink Fried Rice was equally good. It came with chunks of deep fried prawn meat and whole baby squids, topped with Ikura and chilli. Rice was not greasy and tasted umami from the squid ink. The Ikura added bursts of flavour and there was also a certain level of heat coming from the squid and prawns. Probably the marinate they used or the mentaiko sauce spread on the plate. But yes it did accentuate the dish. Yums! The Coexist breakfast was normal. Nothing to sing about. I have to give special mention to their White coffee and Aero-Black cold coffee. So hot are very robust in coffee taste, the way coffee lovers like their brew. Just choose hot or cold. Certainly coming back to try the other items on their menu, even if this cafe is a little pricier than others and it is very ulu in terms of location. If you don’t drive, then Grab will be the next best alternative.

Good food but wasn't sure what it was Prata platter We saw a photo with murtabak and prata and thought that was the platter but it turned out to be this. As we ordered this with the RK special, we really weren't sure which is which when they put both plates in front of us. Essentially they are kind of the same thing - shredded prata, two eggs and mutton. But this one comes with additional chicken bites as well. Overall not bad but unsure if will order again.

Good food but not sure what it was RK special Recommended by a friend and wasnt sure what it was even when they put the plate down in front of us. Apparently it's shredded prata with two eggs and muttons. It's quite good actually.

RK Prata Special ($12.33) The way my dad’s eyes and mine widened at this bombastic plate…the curry a tsunami or wtv💀🥘 but it’s significantly more flavourful and spicier (and warmer👀) than the usual ones served with prata! You can expect a hearty meal of 2 plain prata doused in mutton curry, sambal🌶, tandoori chicken, mutton and soft boiled eggs🤤🤰🏻 However, I saw others paying <$10 for this…I prob got scammed LOL because it’s an off-menu item👁👄👁 Nonetheless, I still think y’all should give this a try because it’s really big on flavour!!! Just check the price first ya🙃

Another Outlet At Wisteria Mall! 🌟pork belly (Spain) don $12.9: I love their description of "less than 1mm thick slice of pork belly". Everything went so well together with the mushroom, onsen egg and sauce. My only gripe is the pork belly is too fatty for me (I prefer less fatty meats!) 🌟 Truffle pot pie $13.9: we were WOW-ed by this when it was served as the portion looked quite big. However, the truffle seems to be just truffle oil poured on top of the cream sauce. Lol dining companion didn't mix the sauce when eating, so I could barely taste much truffle taste afterwards hahaha. The filling was v thinly sliced chicken meat, with some potato, celery, carrots and green peas (that I didn't like eating haha). Will prefer more potato and more chicken meat to be in it 🙊 the pot pie puff pastry was crispy though! Do expect a 20mins wait for this dish! No GST and service charge here

Small Warm Cafe With Great Food! Usually in cafes, there are hits and misses, but I have to say, I’m pretty happy with the food I had here! Would highly recommend the beef cheeks and Kurobuta Pork Chop (dinner menu)! It’s a small cafe, so remember to reserve before coming:)

Nice Place, Decent Food It’s a small place but the food and pricing are all decent, worth going. I had the chicken thigh, it’s good, enjoyed it! Service is good, will go there again!

Soy Osthmanthus Tea Cake with Yuzu Frosting Spotted yet another new offering at the favourite place whilst being there for the weekend cuppa the other day; and it goes without saying what we are going to order to accompany the cuppa. Available alongside their line of loaf cakes, which includes the Carrot & Walnut Slice and the Chocolate Banana Slice, the Soy Osthmanthus Tea Cake with Yuzu Frosting is something that offers a twist to the more conventional loaf cakes that they have to offer. The tea cake was actually pretty comforting; bearing the same density as their usual loaf cakes, they are also pretty generous with how big the slices are here. It is sufficiently moist, but I especially loved how the cake itself carried light notes of soy — almost akin to that of soy milk. Whilst the Osthmantus could admittedly be a little stronger for a floral note, the Yuzu Frosting came with a slight zing and wasn’t particularly sweet; overall a pretty fitting and comforting combination. Best paired with an iced long black, especially given the current heatwave of the late.

Open Faced Toast, Slow Cooked Egg and Grilled Bacon ✨Open Faced Toast, Slow Cooked Egg and Grilled Bacon✨ The bacon was cooked brilliantly! Juicy, yet slightly crispy! The toast was a little too soft, especially with the cooked egg and cheese that softened it a little too much. I felt that each side was delicious, but it doesn’t blend well together. 💰: $17.80 📈: 8/10

Oven Baked Molten Eggs with a side of Smoked Salmon, Avocado and Melted Cheese 💼Service review: Super friendly staffs who are always smiley despite the busy lunch crowd. 🥗Food review: ✨Oven Baked Molten Eggs with a side of Smoked Salmon, Avocado and Melted Cheese✨ This is one of the best cafe dish I have ever had😍 The eggs are hidden in the melted cheese, and they are really soft and runny like Ya Kun half-boiled eggs! The eggs softened the melted cheese, which gives it the cheese pull while still having a crispy crust at the bottom. The avocado was sliced beautifully and sprinkled with chilli flakes, giving it a hint of spicy kick. The smoked salmon was really easy to slice and chewy. It goes really well with the avocado and fresh vegetables! The toast was the only part that I dislike as it was too tough to chew. 💰: $18.90 📈: 10/10

Chocolate No 2 Less milky and slightly thick for chocolate drink ($7.50)

Lowef Cheese Burger ($20) add-on of bacon ($3.50) and my friend choose coleslaw.

Portobello Burger ($18) with add-on smoked salmon ($3.50) but the menu for their lunch is quite limited tbh. I kinda disappointed tbh for the limited choice. But their burger is not that bad tbh and the sauce was quite nice also. So the smoked salmon was quite not that smelly and also their cheese for mushroom was quite juicy and savoury. Their side dish can be choose between picky cucumber and also coleslaw.

Bun Noodle with Beef and Fried Spring Roll ($12.50) Very meh. Noodles were ok thi not what I expected - it’s thinner than the Vietnamese noodles I usually have at Vietnamese stores. The beef was terrible, full of tendons, with barely any meat to eat. It’s marinated with lemongrass, and it wasn’t dry, but it’s a bit sweet. Spring rolls were crisp but tasted average, lettuce and pickled veg were fine. Not coming back.

Pho Chicken Noodle Soup with Chicken Meat Balls ($11.80++) I was surprised that the soup only had noodles and garnishings of vegetables in it, and no meat or other more substantial ingredients. But then I realised that the noodle soup is very tasty, and the piping hot meatballs were substantial and just slightly crisp on the outside. Overall a delicious meal.

Nice Simple Vietnamese Food. Tender thin slices of beef. Broth was flavourful. Other dishes we had were mango and papaya salad which came with crackers. However, some parts turned soft as they were soaked by the sauce of the salad. Portion was small. Chicken wings were OK. Summer rolls were nice. Wonder why the skin were chewy.

Artbox - Hojicha Latte & Doublr Chocolate Chunky Cookie These mini cookies were indeed chunky and fresh! We got the double choc with macadamia, and it was crunchy outside softer inside, enjoyed it! The hojicha was also p nice - milky but with a distinct hojicha taste and aroma.

Draft Nice

Yuan Yang Coffee (Dairy-Free) Good cuppa coffee. And such a cute rendition of yuan yang! Opted for a top up of 70c for oat milk.

Mushroom risotto Absolutely loved this.

Pizza Can’t really recall what pizza this was, but it was the thin crust kind, which I really like. Wished it could have been a bigger portion for their price though.

Seafood pizza Seafood pizza was decent. However, I believe that the establishment have changed and the seafood pizza no longer has a scallop on each slice, and has been replaced with clams instead. Rating 6.3/10

20% Off 2Noodles (save~$8) Halal Chinese Xinjiang restaurant?! 👀 Head over to Restaurant Aisyah on Arab Street, famed for its handmade pulled noodles and tender braised mutton! #BurppleBeyond members, enjoy 20% off when you order any two noodle dishes. Must-try: The Spicy Dry Beef Noodles — perfect for spice lovers! These noodles are a steal, especially with leek leaves adding extra flavour and a fiery kick. And don’t miss the Chili Oil Dumplings! These generously filled, thin-skinned dumplings come with your choice of chicken, beef, or mutton. Photo by Burppler Raine Liu

YUMMY NOODLES had the DRY SPICY BEEF NOODLES ($15.80) and CHICKEN DUMPLING NOODLE SOUP ($13.80). beef was q tough but dumplings were super stuffed and silky!! we both chose wide noodles which were SO QQ AND SPICY AND YUMMY YALL HAVE TO TRY

Chicken Dumplings in Spicy Sauce ($12.80) @restaurant_aisyah Overall: 8/10 Get these dumplings when you're at restaurant aisyah. With a generous amount of filling and well seasoned meat, this dish is here to satisfy. Slather on that amazing spicy sauce and go to town. Just pray for your stomach the following day. I'll be back for them and revel in the spice again👍🏽 #lesgomakan #sgfood #sgfoodie #sglocal #dumplings #halal #spicy