Kim's Cafe opened last year, but this outlet seemed quietly inconspicuous. Many did not know of its existence, including myself. It was A**** who recommended that we go there, citing it as one of the favourite cafes to hang out.
It was W**'s birthday, and because of so many lapses in communication, we ended up celebrating at 3.00 p.m. in the afternoon. It was neither lunch nor dinner; A**** and I had a full breakfast, and yet W** and I had not eaten for the day.
Anyway, the Mee Sua came topped with 3 pieces of chicken, shiitake mushroom, and as promised, a hard-boiled egg. The bowl was a tad too small and there was too little soup to eat the mee sua with, and so, the lady offered extra soup in another bowl!
Mee Sua or Longevity Noodles in Red Wine A**** and I just wanted to snack, so we ordered a set of spring rolls. I expected them to be deep-fried popiahs wrapped with shredded vegetables. Instead, the spring roll turned out to be mini meat rolls. There were 3 rolls per order, served with sambal belacan. I suppose the meat rolls tasted pretty alright. Except that I did not like meat rolls to begin with. All of us liked the piquant sambal belacan, though.
Meat rolls
Our snacks basket came filled with crinkled fries, 3 tiny pieces of battered fish and 2 chicken wings. Pretty ordinary.
Snacks basket
However, all three of us liked the waffles a lot. The waffle was soft, and was superb when eaten with the ice-cream. The waffle satisfied and comforted and had me craving for more.
Waffles with a single scoop of chocolate ice-cream ... to die for ..
Kim's Cafe is at the same block as Clara International. Doesn't click? Hmn. Maybe if I say "Citrus", then you'll have a better idea? Parking is limited, so it can be quite a put off for some.
Kim's Cafe is at the same block as Clara International. Doesn't click? Hmn. Maybe if I say "Citrus", then you'll have a better idea? Parking is limited, so it can be quite a put off for some.
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