The inside was quite small but cozy too. They also have some board games for the customers to play like scrabble, monopoly, numbered jenga and a few more others. I really like mille crepe, I don't know why and this wasn't that tasty as I thought it would be. Maybe it's because it wasn't kept in a chilled place. I tasted cinnamon. Full stop. That's the end of it. Because I'm not fond of cinnamon. A mixture of caffeine and chocolate but it's not mocha. I forgot why but that's what the waiter said. This drink wasn't half bad. Classic hot chocolate served with a piece of biscotti.

There were very generous with the side ingredients. In my honest opinion, it was just okay but not half bad. The environment was kind of small and not very clean. It is very secluded as well, it might be a bit difficult to search for the restaurant if it wasn't for the signboard they hanged near the main road. But never the less, pan mee lovers can give this a try if you are around the area.

Medium rare Rib-eye steak (i guess/think?). I rarely have steaks for lunch. Steak and the sauce tasted okay. Mash potatoes was really nice. Bacon and asparagus was bacon and asparagus. Lol. You can't beat that kind of comment. Hahaha.Curry Laksa with squid ink pasta. Okay, honestly, I didn't know why I ordered this! I just read the squid ink pasta and I was like *I will order this eeeeeee*, so I ordered without thinking the word "curry" or even "laksa". Blur as hell. But it tasted good, I mean.. It's curry.. just with.. spaghetti.. and seafood. They were pretty generous on the seafood.I was pretty disappointed with the mushroom soup. It doesn't taste as strong as I thought it would. Not enough to satisfy my taste buds. I forgot the salad's name. But this was okay.The nachos wasn't really that good. I only enjoyed the cheese and the mango sauce. They weren't crispy enough.All five dishes cost me RM170++. Truthfully not worth the money.

The food that this restaurant serves were... meh~. The tom yam soup didn't have sotong/calamari in it. Sad. Pineapple fried rice was okay but the other one wasn't winning over anybody's heart. Mango salad, too tangy and the mango isn't crunchy. This lunch wasn't cheap though. Sorry, didn't take note and forgot the price of the meal.

The food was just average, but not as good as Sushi Zanmai (where I usually go for Japanese food). They do have variety of foods though. They even serve rice, porridge, noodles, salads, and many more ala carte foods. But I guess normally people would choose from the set menus, since they are much more "cost-efficient".