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How we read reviews →Malaysian-Singaporean cafe on Little Collins St, famed for kaya toast and pandan cakes
Cute, cosy Malaysian-Singaporean cafe tucked into a Little Collins St laneway, often busy and queued at lunch, with a sweet-treats display case and friendly counter service.
Freshly baked in-house pastries, house-made milk bread sandwiches, rotating seasonal flavours (mooncakes, Dubai-inspired chocolate pistachio), and signature pink and malted matcha lattes.
Malaysian-Singaporean recipes (kaya, teh tarik, gula melaka, ondeh-ondeh) draw praise for nostalgia from homesick diners, though some Malaysian and Singaporean reviewers note the kaya toast texture and kuih fall short of the originals.
Prices split opinion. some find $12 for toast and eggs or $8 cookies steep for the portion, while regulars feel the quality and uniqueness justify the cost.
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