[CLOSED] Owl Cafe (The Star Vista)

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I don't know if fried beancurd was misplaced and the curry could be spicer. Chicken was infused with the curry flavor. Simple comfort food.

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Compared to other Chinese wrap I tried, the buttery Prata and smoked duck made the wrap very aromatic and addictive to eat. With the refreshing cucumber, six piece wasn't enough for us. Treat it as a cheaper version of Beijing Roasted Duck Wrap, no regret.

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Among all the "coffee powder turned cafes", Owl cafe served a pretty good food. This was one of them. The laksa soup had a good balance between creaminess and spiciness. The prawns still remained springy and didn't tasted like frozen ones. The only down side was that the stone bowl was only for show.

Liked the wasabi mayo that packed a punch to the overall dish. Soft shell crab was crispy, meaty and tasty but pricey ($11+) considering the ingredients!

Not your ordinary fish soup noodles with thick bee hoon, but noodles made with fish meat which have a more chewy and bouncy texture. Would have preferred a stronger tasting broth!

A fusion kind of dish, basically a rich dry laksa! I only had a bite out of this but it was yummy, though I think it may get jelat after a while.