“ Excellent cafe at changi village. It's quite far from the center and even east localities of Singapore so you would probably club it with a walk or cycle type of activity at the changi beach park or a bike ride. They are known for their coffee and latte art both of which are excellent. We had the salmon and penne pasta which were great as well. Very nice service as well. Highly recommended if you are in the area. ”

“ Really good coffee done properly. I'd be thrilled to get coffee like this in Australia. They draw on all the foam so you can expect something fun. One day I came in with a cat in the box by dr. Schrodinger shirt and the baristas had fun and drew it on my coffee. You can see those pictures in the pictures on this page. I give them a solid 5 stars for their coffee. The food is pretty tasty as well. I've had the bagel and sausage casserole, the eggs Benedict and this morning the Bircher muesli. It's tasty but the eggs Benedict (while at a great price) needs a little work. The Bircher muesli is fantastic as is. I'll give them 4 stars on the food. The service is great as well, attentive, friendly, cheerful. A couple quirks, you order at a table but they bring the bill immediately. I don't think you have to pay right off (I got my food today before I paid) but I usually don't tip (it's a recipes with that guilt ridden tip line) before my meal and service as the tip, if chosen to giv, is a reward for quality of services rendered. The ambience of the place is pretty nice, full of light. The place seems to get pretty fun on weekends when I have been here. So grabbing a table for one or two is easy but anymore would be a wait. I noticed it is really good for kids and staff are well accommodating. If you want a goo ”

“ I have been waiting for an opportunity to try out this cafe ever since I saw cute photos of 3D art lattes. Trying them out was the main priority in my head when I came here. Each 3D art is different, and oh! You can only get a 3D art if you order one of their iced lattes which is 30ml in volume. Along with the lattes, I ordered a chocolate cake, while my friend who was famished went for a heavier meal, an omelette dish. My cake was placed on a white square plate with a chocolate sauce drawing of Mickey Mouse (at least that's what I think they'd attempted on). It was simply delicious. I finished mine in less than 5 minutes. Lady-like manners be damn! My friend's omelette came with a whole-sized tomato! Is that normal? Haha! None of us was ever served a dish with one whole tomato; albeit it being already roasted. Nonetheless, she'd enjoyed her meal. Coming back to our lattes, we were so amazed by the creativity. Loved how adorable both our glasses looked. We saw many more random designs on our neighbouring tables. Some even with multiple foam-heads. It's nice that each coloured design-drops were flavoured. However, taste-wise, both my friends and I weren't that impressed. We were sure we have mixed our drink nice and thorough to get the sugary syrup to blend in. Our Iced Vanilla Latte and Iced Hazelnut Latte didn't even had their taste at all. It's just like drinking normal classic Iced Latte, with a cutesie foamy art on top. ”

“ Awesome coffee and coffee art. And they serve a good cuppa of soy latte. Had the carrot cake....suprisingly soft, moist and creamy...let's not forget.. and pretty too! Unlike most carrot cakes I've had, where the cream's on top, this was squashed between the layers. I was honestly surprised as I was expecting a run of the mill cake. Good place to hang out...my friend mentioned the place around seems to be stuck in the 80s. Chill out to the max. ”

“ Could be hard to get to if you don't drive but it was definitely worth a visit if not for the good coffee but the really unique latte art. Best part was that you don't even have to request for it, each cup is lovingly decorated with latte art! We could not find a good place to sit and decided to grab dinner at a nearby coffeeshop. Came back later after the dinner crowd was gone and found a neat table for 2 inside. Server was friendly enough and was attentive to our needs. Definitely on my go-to list if I want to be wow-ed and inspired by latte art. Or if I'm in the East Coast area getting some weekend cycling done. ”

“ Tuck neatly away in a corner of Changi Village is this nice little cafe that serves coffee and sandwiches all day. If you are heading this way, this would be a great place to hang out, chill and relax. However, I won't recommend you to drive all the way out here, unless you want to get away from the maddening crowd downtown. If you do drive, there's lots of parking spaces available in the public car park next door. Their sandwiches and coffee is a-ok, nothing fantastic and nothing bad about it. As the other yelpers have proclaimed, it's their latte art that makes the cup of coffee so special and so much more interesting. Not sure how many pictures they can whip up, but judging from what I've seen so far, quite a lot. ”

“ This place is what an independent coffee shop should be. A great find in the middle of sleepy Changi Village that serves good coffee and all-day breakfast. A friend brought me here on 1/1/2013 to hang out, far from the crowd downtown. I was particularly impressed with the latte art and good menu selections. They do whip up a decent egg benedict, and I washed that down with a cappuccino. Since it was New Years Day, we were also provided with a complimentary drink each. There is both seating indoors and outdoors, and parking is ample next door. The only problem is the far flung location in the east of Singapore. But that's the idea, right? To escape the crowd in a relaxed cafe atmosphere... ”