I need to write this just to give this place a fair comment. The shop itself is nicely decorated and rather cosy (i.e. small). Yet, the food were surprisingly fresh and delicious, unlike what the most recent comments mentioned.

The photos taken with my poor phone were not great, but the food we tried were all very nice. We had the squid ink tempura, beef salad, chicken skewers, lamb rack, tofu, and lots more.

I would say you must try the lamb rack and the scallops. Absolute heaven.

I drove passed this place many times and I thought it was a cake shop, until I heard they have all day breakfast.

Arrived at 10:30 am on a Sunday and there were still seats left. The empty seats were soon taken within 5 minutes.

The price seems cheap. The all-day breakfast was only $60. I had toast plus sunny side ups plus sausages.

I saw this cafe when I was sitting on a bus that drove passed. It looked interested. Design Library.

Came up on a saturday afternoon and it looked interesting. It looked more like a home office which I would love to be in. The so-called cafe only offered coffee and tea, and there were only a few sofas available.

Whilst we were waiting, we had a tomato salad Then, the real dinner started. First came this fish whose name I forgot, but it was really fresh and chewy. We were given different sauces to eat with, very sophisticated. Next came another fish that was cut up in a chunk as opposed to the first one that was in slicesand sushi (and I need to say the egg was meticulously done)and veggies tempura We actually ate even more, but my phone's poor camera can hardly show you how delicious the food was.

Last, we had this sticky and chewy dessert, which I think, was the only dish that was ordinary.