LUNA - 53 Amoy St

A tight cozy cafe serving excellent pastries. Though depending on when you visit, tart/cake availability differs. Their goma peanut butter cake is wonderful, with nice earthy tones yet a playfulness with the not too tangy peanut butter. So much so that the other cakes/tarts are just excellent tethering behind the goma flavoured offerings, if a little too sweet or not sweet enough, but it is clear they know their craft, and I look forward to their next experiment.

Heard extremely good reviews and decided to give it a try since we were nearby. There wasn't a queue when we went on a Saturday afternoon. The entrance LUNA was quite nice however, there were some confusion. We were left standing near the counter after check in though there were like 3 staff behind the counter. 4 of us stood there for nearly 5min and decided to ask the staff if we were supposed to find our own seat. The staff then told us we need to order and pay before going in. I mean they could have greeted us and let us know when we entered isn't it? We ordered their signature orh nee cake and sea salt chocolate tart. The orh nee cake tasted rather normal to us and there wasn't any wow factor. The tart's crust was abit hard, it was difficult to cut with their nice looking fork which is hard to hold and not practical to use. We need 1 person to cut and 1 person to hold on to the tart which was quite duh. The walkway was rather narrow as we were sitting near the washroom. We all thought that the cafe was way overrated and don't think we will come back again. Overall experience wasn't pleasant and the staff were inattentive with their bochup attitude. There were many other better cafes around the area, so our advice is to try the others instead. Ps: my friends reminded me to add on the cafe does not serve water and yet charges service charge! Well, there really isn't much service from the staff.

Ordered oolong almond florentine and honey yogurt walnut. Former release different flavours as you chew,while the latter is light and refreshing. Both good to pair with coffee or tea. They have new flavours this season. Do give it a try and I bet you won't be disappointed. Staff were friendly and helpful. The place has nice decor and ambience. Good to come with friends or dates.

Lovely ambience, good service and beautiful tarts. My favourite is the PB Goma tart and pistachio raspberry tart. Weekday day time is the best time to come when it’s not too crowded! Perfect with a cup of coffee… enjoy!!

SUPER-LICIOUS desserts!! When there for the first time & both cakes I bought was so yummy!! Although it cost around S$10 per cake but for the work that has gone into making the cake, I can see it is baked with lots of care & detailed. I highly recommend this place for a lovely afternoon tea whether to catch up with friend, love ones or even a “me time” ? Here are some photos I took.

I don’t usually fancy other flavours other than chocolate but was nicely surprised by the Pistachio Raspberry tart ($9) which was light, fragrant and refreshing. The Luna 2.0 chocolate tart ($9) was quite the usual - rich and thick. Gave a star short as the service wasn’t attentive. We ordered 3 cups of coffee and 2 cakes and were served with only 2 dessert fork and 2 pieces of serviette. Had to go to the counter and ask for an extra fork and plate.

Classy cafe with a minimalist yet bold interior. Cakes were pretty good with complex textures, but nothing over the top. We felt the Hojicha cake was better than the competition. The Luna 2.0 chocolate cake had a surprisingly gelatinous outer layer which made a refreshing experience. Price is slightly on expensive side, likely due to the central location.

The decor to the place is really pretty and modern, but seating inside is limited expect to queue for a bit. While the desserts look great, they are somewhat sweet and heavy on the cream, and the crusts for the tarts are somewhat stale. However, still a decent place for coffee and dessert after lunch/dinner at the many restaurants in the area.