Clove - 2 Stamford Rd

A Cocomelon theme restaurant at swissotel. It's spacious and family friendly with a little playing corner. KIDS definitely will like the place. Staffs are friendly and food is decent. Ordered the Cocomelon happy family selection, Bingo paw bun and a wheel on a bus milkshake. Good portion for 3adults and 2kids. However, good to have the food photos included in the menu, I'm sure children will love it and eventually order more foods as the food presentation is cute.

We went there for my girl 1st birthday. She love cocomelon and I thought it will be a good celebration. A few pointers to note about our disappointment and do hope that restaurant can take note 1) waiters and waitress that serve us doesn’t look well trained, giving wrong information. For eg, told my husband all menus is listed on the paper but my husband found out there is alchohol menu online. 2) Waiter told Him Heineken, corona and tiger , husband ordered Heinken, waited for 15 mins and when my husband ask again, he told my husband there is NO Heineken. 3) Waiter will give diff instruction for eg, when buying the bill, one will say go to the front desk for payment and another actually help us with the payment and serve to us as it was a medium big group. 7 pax. 4) food is decent, like decoration and taste is acceptable. No offering to serve Chili sauce, ketchup, until I have to walk myself to the counter and ask for it. Total damage at $227. Will hope to see improvement if I go back again!

For very young kids. Every table has at least one of them. Nothing romantic and food is average. 'Happiness burger' was the best for us. Desserts and milkshakes are the main draw. Desserts can cost more than the mains but that the reason why we were there. It is a theme cafe and the 'Sky cloud' was almost on every table with "ooh..ahhs" from kids when served. Dry ice effect was great. If used as a birthday dessert, can request for a candle. We spent about $50/psn. *it be great if they have real fish/Chips for the kids. *menu if come with pictures, will be good too. Tips: bring socks for toddler to play at playarea. Older kids need to find stuff to entertain themselves as nothing exciting for them. Weekends, better book a table. If required the bus-seats, book early. Can order cake to celebrate child bday.

The place is huge and spacious. Kids loves it once they enter inside with familiar songs. Quite overprice. Food taste ok not very fantastic kind. Service was not what I’m expecting. Despite being only have 3-5 tables of customers, I have to wait very long for each request. Ordering of food, requesting for sauce and even payment. They could done better perhaps if they could provide Color pencils since the menu has coloring template. Some small souvenirs giveaway. Photo menu. Promotions. Overall, for that experience only and don’t think will be back again.

With the little one being a fan of CoComelon, we had to pay a visit to the first ever Cocomelon café! We went on Sunday at around 4.30PM, and there was hardly any queue. From what we understood from online reviews, waiting times can extend to 1.5 hours at times, so plan ahead if you intend to visit. Since the concept of the café is targeted at juniors, it comes as no surprise that there were plenty of child-friendly food options. What came as a pleasant surprise was how much greens were included on every plate, contrary to our biased expectations of themed cafés. I can’t say all the mains are healthy, but they certainly were balanced in nutrition. We had: - CoComelon Rubick cube (the most instagrammed item from their menu; an exquisitely plated fruit platter) - CoComelon Banger from the toddler menu (Crispy New Zealand Salmon Croquette) - Bingo Paw Bun from the juniors menu (pulled pork burger, with buns shaped like doggie paws) - CoComelon Chicken from the grownups menu (fried chicken thigh with salted egg mayonnaise) Prior to visiting, I must admit I had very low expectations of the food, given how cute it all looked. But we were proven wrong— the fried chicken thigh was served piping hot and crispy, and the pulled pork bun was juicy with delicious crunch from cucumber strips in every bite. The toddler meal’s bone-shaped salmon croquette was full of salmon flakes and mashed purple sweet potatoes, and was a big hit with Nigel. The total bill came up to around S$92, which is pretty reasonable considering the amount of smiles the experience put on Nigel’s face. To top it all off, there was a free play area with heaps of blocks and cards to keep little ones entertained. There were many photo areas, so there’s hardly a dull moment. We parents even had some quiet time to ourselves!

If you have kids who love cocomelon. This is a must visit place. But there aren't many options for semi-solid food. Only porridge I believe. . Even the toddler meal (coco melon banger) seems like it was for adults e.g deep-fried croquette with leafy greens for salad. I wished the waited would have advised us if there were other options for my 1-year-old. Adult meals were good.

Adorable high tea, better than average attempts at healthy options for kids with menus curated for different ages bands! Will this be a healthy family meal? Unlikely, but you will have some great photos and some family fun. Do consider requesting a table near the buses to maximize the fun for your kids! Advance reservations are essential for weekend lunchtimes if you don't want to have to queue up but they are fully digital and easy to make.

A decent destination cafe for young families. The food was fairly average for the price but other than that, we had a nice time there. My toddler quipped every time a familiar song was played and enjoyed sitting in the “school bus” from the “wheels on the bus” song. She sat down quietly for almost 90 mins without any iPhone/iPad time. And for that, I think it’s worth the entrance fee. Maybe for a special occasion. For adults, the burger is your best bet. Smoothie was good too.