The Vaporicious cafe serves a variety of unique-named desserts. The desserts are sold in a set of 2 for RM16.80,  that is, you are allowed to purchase one glass at RM16.80 and have an optional refill of any glass at the same price.This is Ali's mama - a chocolate drink served with mammee snack with a scoop of ice-cream on the top.This is Ali's mummy - a coffee drink served with ice-cream, biscuits and some tit-bits.

Although taste wise is good, the price is over-expensive.

The salted chicken is very appetising, however the portion is very small, even for one person. The taste, though is yummy.This is the pork and prawn wanton and they only give 4 pieces per serving. It is quite filling as the wantan is quite huge in size and the soup tastes good too. 

Deep fired mee suah (heong dai mai) - first time hearing that. Nothing special, it's actually just like the mamee noodle snack. 

The gravy is similar to the wat tan hor gravy, with the usual vege, fish cake and pork meat. The portion is a bit huge though.

The Teo Chew Seafood soup is very appetising. The soup tastes sour and salty and has the sweetness from the sea food. There is sotong, prawn, fish  meat and salted vege and crab filament. 

The crab was worth it. Remember to order the big-sized one as it is really big. The crab meat especially the claw is very succulent and sweet. 

The sea snail also known as balitong may be a bit slimy. The meat is not sweet and is a bit tasteless.

Just like eating maggi noodles on a rainy day, this dish is best eaten on a rainy day as well as it provides a very soothing warmth to your body.

Because the place is very well-known, it is usually difficult to get a place, especially during rainy days and hours from 7.30pm onwards.

The chicken is tender and the soup may be a little spicy for people who can't take spicy food.