"This coffee shop is such a cozy little gem with a great vibe. The art on the walls and shelves is so unique and adds to the charm—if you can, purchase something to support the local artists. We love coming here for pastries and coffee; both are always fresh and absolutely delicious. It’s a popular spot where people come to work, study, or simply hang out with friends. The outdoor tables are a big plus, especially during peak hours. One thing you MUST TRY is their Singapore Laksa, available Fridays to Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.—it’s insanely delicious! Highly recommended."

"Whoever the pastry chef is here, someone needs to marry them. This vegan cinnamon roll was the best I’ve ever had- vegan or not. Cafe Kopi has creative rotating pastries, friendly staff, and a community atmosphere. Can’t wait to see what creative vegan pastries they come up with! 10/10 :)"

"Small local coffee shop next to a vintage store and other small cafes nearby. Really enjoyed their Kona purveyors coffee, and they serve kopi (stronger than normal coffee but less than espresso). Had a turkey pesto sandwich that was amazing. Their pastries look fantastic & they usually have some sort of Singapore or Thai specialty dish or drink. Friendly vibes that I recommend if you’re looking for that small town coffeehouse feel!"

"We come here for the Indonesian laksa which is absolutely phenomenal! If you've never had this dish, I highly recommend if you like ramen or spicy soup. This is right up your alley. They also do totally out of this world bakery. I would say they're on par with some of the best on the island."

"My third visit here and Laksa is my go-to, comforting and brings me right back home! Highly recommended to come here for the laksa every fri-sunday Kaya toast is so-so & price is rather steep for a really tiny portion. Their kaya jam is homemade and taste great, could be a good food souvenir option to bring back. Service/order at the cashier was not a great experience, the person in-charge didnt seem to know / familiar with the kaya toast, kopi o etc. Seems really weird for a cafe that sell these Singaporean/Malaysian items."