F.R.COPPER

ok sorry my photo is horrible I had the quiche and the cauliflower. I like them both it's not amazing but it's not bad. Will probably come again to try other stuff.

Pretty much what you’d expect from a chicken sandwich. I didn’t taste much chipotle though, and would’ve liked some sauce on the chicken as it was a bit try. The onions were a nice touch, and the shoestring fries were a great accompaniment in terms of texture. All served with a side salad for RM18.

Smoked salmon, a poached egg, avo and a smattering of hollandaise are all packed in between two slices of bread to make this sandwich. Its served with a side salad and shoestring fries (which are basically a hybrid of potato chips and fries), all for RM22. I thought the bread could’ve been more flavoursome as it served more as a vehicle for the toppings than an accompaniment. Everything else was pretty good though, and props to the shoestring fries for not tasting completely of oil - as most are wont to do.

F.R.COPPER’s version of the popular burnt cheesecake might be my new fave. Made in-house, the cheesecake is light, creamy and not too sweet. And that works nicely with the housemade cream that had a tinge of vanilla. The cake sells out pretty quickly, so you might wanna swing by early, especially on weekends.

A decent cup of milk coffee, but incomparable in terms of flavour and complexity to the filter brew. It wasn’t as balanced as I hoped but again, still a good cup.

A good-looking cafe in TTDI, with an even more attractive dessert and coffee assortment. This was such a pleasant (and surprising cup) of filtered coffee with bursting notes of strawberries.