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Regulars come here to read, work, or talk quietly, and most describe it as a calm escape from busy Ara Damansara. Reviewers rate the coffee and matcha as good, and the room rarely feels crowded even when seats run short.
Visitors mention the mung bean and jelly layered cake, the sweet pisang goreng with sambal kicap, and a fruit tea with apple and cinnamon. Staff are described as friendly and helpful, and one reviewer praised the clean toilet. The main drawback is limited seating, so groups may need to split up or wait.
Reviewers praise friendly staff, good coffee, and a cozy space. Some find the drinks pricey, the desserts too sweet, and the seats uncomfortable. One reviewer complained about a paid run club event held at the cafe.
Diners who like fish noodles tend to leave happy, especially with the fish soup and the sambal. Many say the broth is comforting and the portions feel generous. Service is the sticking point, with several reviewers waiting close to an hour or more for food. Staff are often called polite and caring, and one diner praised how the team adjusted a meal for an elderly parent. Taste reports vary, with some calling the food underwhelming or the meat portions small. Recent reviews point to slow orders, spilled takeaway soup, and a few missed items.
Reviewers... no. Diners here often describe a relaxed, bright room that suits long catch-ups. Staff get regular praise for being friendly, and the coffee and sourdough earn steady nods. Food ranges from pasta and katsu curry to cakes and Mont Blanc. Some diners find sandwiches pricey for their size. One visitor waited more than 30 minutes for a fried chicken sandwich, so go when you have time.
Last updated 2026-10-15
