can go back

we had the braised pork and fried tofu bowls. loved the truffle egg - soft and creamy! fried tofu was rly soft as well, the light fry added an appetising crisp to it. roasted broccoli was tasty and braised pork was pretty average. portion could have been greater but was just nice for a smaller eater. was a plus that miso soup came with the bowls, but it was too salty for our liking. worth it with beyond.

we had the chicken pho & bun kho sets and topped up a dollar for their homemade drinks (worth! unless you are a soft drink person). the pho was a bit too salty and ordinary - we’d suggest giving it a miss. we enjoyed the bun kho which was flavourful. a small cosy place with a regular flow of customers tho with some annoying flies. would want to try their drip coffee on our next visit.

disclaimer: we’re both not ~brunch people~ so our reviews shldn’t be taken too seriously

can’t comment much on the all-in brekkie as we’re not a fan of oily food like bacon and sausage nor avocado..... but we just wanted something filling bc we were rly hungry. regardless, it was a basic dish. we liked the baked eggs cocotte, an appetising mix that’s not too filling and went well with the soft pita bread. the cold brews missed the mark for us (the white was too light and milky for our liking) but there are various factors when it comes to rating coffee so it is all very subjective. nonetheless, the main+cold brew 1-1 set made it worth for us.

small place, typical cafe atmosphere w indie pop music, but doesn't give off relaxing vibes maybe bc of the crowd/turnover and the average service.

ordered sanuki beef egg udon & black garlic tonkotsu udon. worth the burpple beyond, but nothing to shout about. not bad an option if u’re nearby. casual place.

Had Braised Wagyu Beef in Tomato based and Beef Bone soup. Noodles was soft with a nice texture, but the wagyu beef was disappointing. Small place.

Can go back...for the noodles but not the beef.