Loved the Häagen-Dazs Waffle (RM18) that I ordered. Crispy at the edges and soft within, accentuated with berries and maple/honeyed syrup. Mixed fruit juice which is made up if apple, orange and carrot juices (RM7) has a weird aftertaste (perhaps one of the ingredients is not that fresh). Lemon cheesecake (RM8) has a thick & creamy lemony and cheesy taste, but the downside is there is no cake batter in the recipe. The bottom is made with a mix of oatmeal and cereals, or some kind of health-snack, I'm not sure. The environment is very pleasant, but I disliked the particular table we sat at. We were on laidback sofas with low tables so it wasn't that comfortable eating. Wished the tables were higher and the sofas less reclined. Waitress was very kind, attentive and helpful. I really liked that she knew what exactly they have on the menu without referring to the menu itself. Extra brownie points for recommending the waffle to me. You get a lot of personal space, they don't bother you at all until you're ready to pay at the counter. In US, some waiters will ask you if everything is all right every 5 minutes and it's really annoying. Glad that it's not the case here. When I went it at 3.30pm on a Wednesday (public holiday), the place was full, so business should be quite good. I would recommend you to reach early to secure a spot.

Such a pleasant surprise to find a cafe in a small town while I'm on my way to Pangkor Island. Definitely drop by if you are around, food is well prepared, coffee is comforting. Definitely my kind of cafe