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We wanted to eat their banana cake since we're all the way here. Though very homemade, it's not that nice. And somehow it didn't really pair well with ice cream.

Risky pick but I won! Fantastic sandwich. Delicious filling and crispy bun.

Likeable idea but poor execution. Meat was dry and limp. Sauce was only vaguely like salted egg.

Including their signature moringa. It's better if it's all moringa!

Quite ordinary.

I guess their signature drink. Cappuccino with gula melaka.

Stepping into this place felt like traveling back to the early 90s—a nostalgic, old-school vibe that’s hard to find these days.

The food was delicious and lived up to the atmosphere. The hor fun was excellent, with fresh seafood, strong wok hei, and a flavorful gravy.

The Hainanese pork chop was another highlight—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and served in sweet & sour sauce which tasted very ketchup-y

The milkshakes, however, were nothing special—very old-school, basically made with walls brand ice cream blended with milk.

For those driving, there’s adequate parking available, though the place itself is quite secluded.

A charming spot for a trip down memory lane and a satisfying meal!

Stepping into this place felt like traveling back to the early 90s—a nostalgic, old-school vibe that’s hard to find these days.

The food was delicious and lived up to the atmosphere. The hor fun was excellent, with fresh seafood, strong wok hei, and a flavorful gravy.

The Hainanese pork chop was another highlight—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and served in sweet & sour sauce which tasted very ketchup-y

The milkshakes, however, were nothing special—very old-school, basically made with walls brand ice cream blended with milk.

For those driving, there’s adequate parking available, though the place itself is quite secluded.

A charming spot for a trip down memory lane and a satisfying meal!

Stepping into this place felt like traveling back to the early 90s—a nostalgic, old-school vibe that’s hard to find these days.

The food was delicious and lived up to the atmosphere. The hor fun was excellent, with fresh seafood, strong wok hei, and a flavorful gravy.

The Hainanese pork chop was another highlight—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and served in sweet & sour sauce which tasted very ketchup-y

The milkshakes, however, were nothing special—very old-school, basically made with walls brand ice cream blended with milk.

For those driving, there’s adequate parking available, though the place itself is quite secluded.

A charming spot for a trip down memory lane and a satisfying meal!

Visited Creamier over the weekend and tried their Waffles with two scoops of ice cream - chose the Roasted Pistachio and Honey Lemon Yuzu. The pistachio ice cream was the star of the show—creamy, rich, and packed with a delightful nutty flavor that was indulgent yet balanced. The honey lemon yuzu was also tart and refreshing, perfect as a pick-me-up on a sunny afternoon.

The waffle, however, was just decent. While it had a crisp exterior, it lacked the fluffy, buttery depth I was hoping for. It serves as a good base for the ice cream but wouldn't stand out on its own.

Overall, it was a pleasant experience, especially for the ice cream. Everything came up to $19.80 with 10% service charge, which I thought was an alright price for a place like Creamier. Would return to try more of their unique flavors, but might skip the waffle next time.

Very unique flavoured topping on crisp bread. Love it!