I am always fascinated by anything weird and unique. I came across this place when I came here to watch Mr Holmes movie. My friend told me that in Japan, people would queue up to eat here but over here, the salesgirls had to keep promoting this. I ordered the Tanoshii with matcha filling, creamy mango ice-cream, a chocolate stick and also a strawberry. The tanoshii has crispy sides too. The ice-cream and filling are thankfully, not overly sweet. 

We have to wait quite a while for them to make this when we order. I may come back to try the matcha/black sesame/coffee ice-cream. 

My friend was so excited about bringing me to this cafe as he was very sure I would like this place due to the decorations. I am always inclined to like any place where I can do my photo mania. 

The only downside about eating here is that food takes a very long time to arrive due to crowd coming here. It is a nice artsy place on the top floor. There are also chalk art on the walls. While waiting for my food, I spotted a terrier and played with it downstairs at the al fresco area. The greyish puppy is so cute and it loves me a lot. I guess puppies kind of like me the way I like them. 

I ordered the Beef Egg Benedict (RM 18). The egg was done just the way I like it but the bread was hard rock which was very unexpected. The salad had an overload of mayonaise and once this happens, I usually am not that happy. 

My friend had the Wholesome Breakfast (RM 24) which consists of English Muffin with beef bacon, mushroom omelette, beef bacon, chicken ham, fresh vegetables and cheese and also potato wedges. I preferred this to my egg benedict so as usual, my best friend would exchange with me. 

My friend ordered the Pineapple Juice whereas I ordered the Marmalatte Coffee (RM 13) which is quite tasty as it came with orange zest. I am a little crazy over flavoured coffee. 

Me and my colleagues happened to park our care here as we wanted to go the corner kopitiam. Then, my eyes spotted the opening discount of 50% for all food on weekdays only at 12-3 pm. 

There were darts to play here and we can also book the karaoke room to use. I particularly like the cute porky drawings on the wall. 

We ordered the Seafood Aglio Olio (RM 28) which was the best I have ever eaten in my entire life. It was my first time eating a non-oily aglio olio which was why I was so satisfied with the aglio olio here. They use fresh seafood like calamari, fish, prawns and clams.

It takes a super long time to cook the food here but when the food arrives, you will feel so happy after eating. 

The Fruiti Di Mare (RM 27) pizza is actually thin crust seafood pizza. I can tell you that it is on par with the pizza at Spazzo Milano! The crust is so crispy and the seafood very fresh. Every bite of the pizza and pasta, you can literally hear me stating how splendid it was. 

My colleague ordered a Fruit Punch (RM 12) but it was to sweet. 

The price of all these cost a mere RM 49 for 2 pax who ate such a heavy lunch. That is the price after the 50% discount but even if there wasn't this discount, the normal price is not that expensive either. 

I have seen the Little Fat Duck food vans but never had the chance to try it. Today I saw it at Tropicana City Mall, and decided there and then, that I must try this. 

I ordered the Creamy Fish Pesto Spaghetti (RM 6). The pesto is quite tasty and I like the peppery fish fillet on top. RM 6 is very cheap for spaghetti and a price you can rarely get these days. 

I was searching for a place to eat around this area and found this place which is hidden on top of the Ipoh Chicken Rice shop at Taman Desa and one would have missed it one did not look up when searching. When we reached there, we had to queue up. The place was so noisy from all the noise of the crowd. Thank god there only two groups waiting. I wondered why there were so many people coming here when there are only 3 desserts and 3 Hot and the exact same duplicate of the drinks in cold version. I guess they have proven that quantity loses out to quality. 

The 3 desserts are Vanilla Souffle, Chocolate Lava Cake and Chocolate Waffles. The only 3 beverage are Black Coffee, Milk Coffee and Earl Grey Milk Tea and the same version in hot and cold. 

The design is very minimalist and plain with white walls and wooden and steel seats. There is an open kitchen. That is all, not much decorations. I think the owner must be very down to earth too. 

We ordered the ever popular Vanilla Souffle with Orange Sauce. There are choices of orange, salted caramel and osmanthus sauce. The souffle is so soft and fluffy and not too sweet like how some others are. I love the grapefruit sorbet the most as it is very sour and fruity. The best part was that it was not creamy, which is my concern when it comes to desserts. 

I ordered the hot Earl Grey Milk Tea (RM 10) whereas my friend ordered the cold version. Though hers is cold, there is the same design of milk foam and honey strips. I felt there was too much milk inside which has covered the taste of earl grey. I still preferred the Earl Grey Coffee at The Hungry Pie.