Knots Cafe & Living (Paya Lebar) - 160 Paya Lebar Rd

Overall enjoyable experience. They don’t do decaf, which was a bummer as the coffee looked yummy. Had the truffle eggs and bacon croissant, and it didn’t disappoint. Not a huge line to wait for a table. Worth a stop if you’re in the neighbourhood.

We enjoyed a nice breakfast at Knots Cafe last Saturday . It was my first visit and l like the aesthetically pleasing decor of greenery and flowers and interesting furnitures . Staff service were pleasant and friendly. Meng , impressed me with his passionate service receiving walk-in customers at the entrance. Food were nice and served in decent portion at affordable prices. We love the nice ambience of the cafe. This is a lovely place to enjoy a relaxing breakfast/meal on weekends.

When we stepped into the place, it doesn’t look like a restaurant. There are a lot of plants and soft toys decorations, like inside a garden, big contrast from the surrounding industrial buildings. The breakfast is very nice although it’s a bit expensive. Better call and reserve a table next time.

Cafe has nice ambiance. Not crowded also. It has limited space thus it's best to reserve. The manager was very accommodating to our request and allowed us to stay for longer hours even though we didn't have reservations. Recommended place to meet up with friends. Thank you for your good service.

The food is average. We tried the black coffee, iced cappuccino, lamb chop, croissant and the truffle fries. The team is friendly, but our entire order was served wrongly few times due to the order number being swapped incorrectly at the back kitchen and the barista counter. After we informed the team three times, the friendly team finally got the order right. There were many customers and couldn’t blame the team too! Nice ambience. Will still come back as I stay nearby.

Aesthetically pleasing ambience due to the sheer amount of greenery, and affordable food. It’s a perfect way to spend the afternoon just chilling in the cafe. We ordered a pasta, chicken chop and fish & chips, with coffee. Food is not the best, but it’s acceptable given the prices (mostly below $20). Drinks are ok, salted caramel latte is a little too sweet. Ambience makes up for everything. Really good concept, will be back for more!

A Good Friday visit - It was my second visit here and I’m grateful to be able to make a last minute reservation. All the staffs were consistent as they were attentive, helpful and polite. They seemed happy with their job! Customer service was definitely on point. Environment: 4/5 (comfortable interior + seatings) Location: 3/5 Suitable for kids: 3/5 (if kids are in the baby chair) Service: 4/5 Food: 3.5/5 Price: 3/5 Tip: Pan-seared salmon + spiced rice was really delicious and worth the order! Wishing them many successes ahead!

3 stars - No need to travel just for this, but if you’re in the area, worthy of consideration. Second time eating at Knots cafe since moving to the area. Today, we had the Truffle Eggs and Bacon Croissant, and the Salmon Eggs Benedict. Taste met expectations for cafe food - nothing extraordinary, but not bad. Eggs Ben was served with capers, which is a little more unique. Truffle Eggs tasted truffly. Wife found the salad dressing to be in an odd place between sweet and tart. Portions were slightly disappointing for the Croissant. At the cafe price point, I didn’t expect to have to ration my bacon slices to make sure I had enough for the whole sandwich. One or two more slices of bacon would have been welcome. Cafe is nicely decorated and very green. However, they’ve encased their nice wooden tables with plastic, which makes it not very pleasant to rest your arms on during and after your meal. Our table (in a corner) was also wobbly and we had to keep one foot on the table stand at all times.