Review Pelanggan untuk Social Affair Coffee & Baked House

Anyone can guess that the comfy ambience and instragammable spots are a major selling point of Social Affair. No wonder visitors are constantly dominated by women taking pics here and there. Saying this, I am not implying that the food is not worth trying though. In fact, its array of menus presents quite some delectable dishes---although nothing outstanding in particular.
Some dishes we ordered included Croque Madame (4.5/5), Seafood Chowder (4/5), Crab Lasagna (3/5), Sweet Chilli Crispy Chicken, Seafood Linguine, Oxtail Fried Rice and some nibbles like truffled fries and sriracha Chicken Wings. I'd have my testimony only on those I tried to have a taste.
Croque Madame, my own order, was totally tempting from the outside with the yolk of the sunny-side up flowing slowly and the red bacon stacked in-between the bread. And yes, the look didn't disappoint me.
Seafood Chowder--the bread bowl is quite a unique thing for me, and the soup per se has this precise savory taste. However, as it purpots to have 'seafood',   I barely see anything but some prawns and fish meat.
Crab Lasagna: My tastebud seemed not to get the grip of anything special with this Lasagna. It tended to be plain and way too soggy, I may say. I am sorry I don't recommend this one.
My other friends apparently didn't lament about the other food, but some may find the price rather high for certain menus. It's understandable, once again because its flagship is the cozy place.
So, consider bringing along your best camera, if you fancy so.