Bakeray & Co wins regular praise for approachable owners, fresh waffles, and reliable coffee that draw laptop workers and office staff during lunch. The friction centres on confusing dine-in rules and staff enforcement during peak hours, leaving some customers feeling unwelcome after paying.
W Cafe draws steady praise for affordable, well-executed food and coffee that keeps customers coming back. Staff move fast and make visitors welcome, though the space can get cramped and loud during busy times, and a recent guest flagged concerns about review incentives inflating the ratings.
Every review praises Blank Coffee for its deliberate pace and personal touch. The owner, often named as Alvin, makes each drink meticulously and decorates the space with quirky collectibles (Capybara, Shin-chan figurines) that draw second visits. Reviewers forget time here, bringing friends and family for bonding moments over matcha, specialty lattes, and cakes. The hidden third-floor location in an office building feels intentional, catering to nearby workers seeking refuge from malls. Service extends beyond the counter: a spilled delivery order triggered a free replacement and personal drop-off the same day. Pricing stays accessible despite the craft focus. The cafe closes weekends and public holidays, opening only for weekday workers, though the owner occasionally opens for weekend visits if not traveling. Clean restrooms and quiet, work-friendly setup make it equally suited to solo reflection or small meetings.
Prices draw regulars in for quick lunch, but food quality splits opinion. Fried rice and economy rice options are affordable, though portions and taste vary widely; some flag slow service on delivery orders.
Last updated 2026-07-06
