Staff work efficiently even when stretched, treating each customer like they matter. Specialty lattes (tau fu fah, black sesame, salt caramel) draw repeat visits, and the pink, modern space with heated toilets and duck loyalty toys appeals to workers and Instagram browsers alike.
A few miss the mark: paper cups remain for dine-in orders despite the aesthetic focus, decaf is absent, and over-iced matcha lattes can taste diluted and overly milky. Near the LRT, decent value at RM10-15 per drink, it's an easy stop for a work session or morning meeting.
Recent shift: Added duck collectible loyalty program by December 2025; no shift in overall sentiment detected, which remains strongly positive across the entire review history.
Food and drinks land well here, with generous helpings at fair prices especially during happy hour (before 8pm). Live band sets a relaxed tone for families and groups, though expect heat, noise, and tight seating on busy nights.
Drinks are cheap and delicious, ranging from coffee and fruit teas to speciality drinks like matcha creations that reviewers praise consistently. The space feels modern and clean, but staff attitude swings sharply: some visits bring warm service and freebies, while others involve rude or dismissive employees, especially when busy. Promo redemption via their app can confuse, and the bathroom is tight.
Most visits deliver a relaxed, sociable experience where dogs run freely indoors while owners enjoy decent coffee and meals in a clean space. Staff go the extra mile-cleaning spills and pet messes without fuss-and the vibe attracts pet-loving regulars who return for both the company and the food quality. Occasional slip-ups in food prep (cold sides, limited sides on rice dishes) and air quality gripes exist, but the café's core strength is making dogs and their people feel equally welcome. Note: the business accepts cash only, and portions tend to be generous. Matcha drinks and noodle dishes earn repeat praise.
Last updated 2026-07-03