Since 2008, this kopitiam-style bakery has earned a loyal base through reliable food quality and affordable prices. Roti bakar, bihun goreng, curry laksa, and coconut buns draw consistent praise, though soup flavors and cake execution get mixed marks. Street parking fills up during peaks, and staff occasionally mishandle special requests like sugar-free coffee. The lack of JAKIM halal certification concerns observant Muslims despite the everyday menu appeal.
Strong suit is value: generous portions at reasonable prices, plus a friendly, clean setting. Best visited off-peak for parking ease and order accuracy. Service standards could sharpen, but the 15-year track record keeps regulars returning.
Visitors consistently praise the relaxed vibe, good food, and friendly service at fair prices. The exposed brick and warm lighting create a chill spot that works for solo coffee drinkers and family celebrations alike. Service speed can vary, and communication via phone or WhatsApp has been an issue.
Staff greet you into a minimalist cat-themed space with large windows overlooking trees from the second floor. The owner-operator couple from Hong Kong hand-crafts Hong Kong-style pastries (老婆饼, 波罗包 pineapple bun) and coffee that consistently win praise for balance and flavour; the 越南滴漏咖啡 Vietnamese drip with sea salt resonates. Walls feature cat drawings and cat-themed merchandise; one review notes there are no live cats despite the theme, so the place stays clean and calm. Polo buns, milk tea, and milk pudding appear frequently as standouts. Service tone is warm and attentive. One early complaint flagged fruit freshness and pricing misalignment with marketing photos; the bulk of recent reviews overlook this.
All 26 reviews rate Abdullah Goh five stars. Customers praise authentic halal Chinese dishes like chicken rice and wantan mee, friendly staff, and affordable prices that suit student budgets. The cafe offers charging ports at tables.
Last updated 2026-07-06
