Windy Anastasia

Uphold yourself as this cute cafe just opened in Sunter. A much bigger place. If you know MOI, make a u turn (so you would be heading to Sunter), and go straight. You would find the apartment complex, then still go straight and the cafe would be on your left side.

This place was a pleasant space kinda comfy to hang out with friends. Nice ambience, although i thought it was still incomplete; in terms of cake display.

We ordered the vanilla cake and the based was yum! Didn't expect it would be yum. The only thing was after paying 55k, i would expect the cherry or strawberry jam should be all over the based. Apparently it was just some part of it. Kinda a let down. I only finished the based as the cream was making me sick. It was delish, but only for a couple of spoonful. Good to be shared with a friend or two.

Their lychee yakool was a bit sweet for my liking. Much to my surprise, they added pudding (i supposed) and i liked it. It elevated its flavour.

Ordered quite a bunch as we were hungry. Service was pretty quick, thus, later on, we realised that servers who were happen around our table (and not their station) were more than UNWilling to help us out. They were just 'helping' us out in calling the intended waitress.

Our server was more than informative and patience. Her service alone would be 4 (out of 5) for me. Along with the manager on duty, she also checked our satisfaction on the food quality. Thus, they really need to be trained again.
Their softshell ramen smelt good and it was well-seasoned as well. It was pretty good, although it came in a petite portion.

The tempura ramen was pretty okay. Not my kind of food. Don't really like the soup.
Chicken karaage was crispy and on spot. Liked it, especially that they got the snack time offer, then it was cheaper (from 3-6pm).
My winning dish was their earthquake hanito. It was crispy, sweet and totally won me over. Liked it a lot!

Following my recent visits to this humble cafe, it was quite changed from my last visit.
I liked to come here whenever i needed my me-time. Peaceful enough for me to catch up with my reading.
Located quite secluded from the main street, therefore might be a bit hard to be found. If you know the harvest bakery, you need to go the opposite way and once you saw homemade bakery, you need to turn left. Once you turned left, you need to go straight and look on the left side. The sign of Kopium was hidden by the tree.
Anyhow, the cafe was mostly visited by youngsters, either they wanted to hang out with friends or to catch up with their work.

It felt homey and welcomed you.

Their piccolo was not my cup of tea. A little almost like espresso. Strong and smooth taste, but too bitter for me.

The mocha was nice. Strong dark chocolate with a hint of strong coffee. Liked it!
They also got some board games for you to play.

Located exactly next to YakunKaya Toast, WingStop surely the new sweetheart for foodie. Eventhough they're at the food court, but the service wasn't. The waitress explained to us patiently about their menu. We chose crispy wings with garlic parmesan and original wings in mango spicy and garlic parmesan flavour.

The mango spicy was indeed spicy. Couldn't stand of the spiciness after a bite. But it was good though.

Their garlic parmesan won me over. I loved it!

Best part of all was their free flow soft drink. We gotta choose our own drink. They share the same beverage booth with Carl's Jr.

Silly looking, almost gross, bread had finally been here! They opened a stall in MTA and it caught people's attention. It was a pretty decent and clean looking stall. I had them take out though.

For 75k, you got 3 poop bread of your chosen filling (i had all 3 of them) and a bottle of chilled banana milk.

The bread tasted just fine. Nothing really special about it. The filling was a bit lacking.

But their banana milk was delish! It was smooth and you could totally taste the banana. It was yummy!

For so many reasons, i've always come here whenever i crave for good strong teh tarik. Their teh tarik was the best and almost like in Malaysia.

The ambience was of course, cozy and almost a little fancy. Service was a bit slow, but forgiven since they were polite and food was good.

The food, for me, was not as fancy nor memorable. The one thing that i wanted to highlight was their delish teh tarik.