USD Cafe - 171 E Coast Rd

I love the cold brew and the iced latte! The coffees are geared towards the Nanyang style rather than the typical café fare, which is refreshing to experience. I also recommend their egg tarts. The staff there were also friendly and approachable.

IG themes cafe in the Katong way cafe strip. The theme here is there is themed as upside down so there are chairs and things attached the ceiling. Quirky cafe with reasonable drinks and food. I would say focus more on the drinks. Hopefully they concentrate on being a really good cafe than a momentary IG place.

USD cafe boss Thomson firstly took initiative to use writing method to communicate with deaf like us on his menu We really appreciated his kind thoughts ! Food are so yummy specially pineapple cheese cake . My pal fell in love with their coffee when she tasted it ! so fun time in such cool cafe !

Old school meets new age, white coffee cold brewed to near perfection. The layers of chocolate, hazelnut, butter, roasted flavours fuse in one really delicious cup of kopi. I cannot imagine what the weekend crowd must be like; I will return on a weekday.

It has limited food items. Ordered their salt cheese coffee. Interesting taste, reminds me of toffee. They also gave us sample of their new coffee, it was too sweet for our taste. I prefer to taste the coffee.

A small cafe with limited seat, like maybe 14. The food is good, the coffee is better and the dessert is unique. Worth a visit for some nice photo for your IG but just visit for the coffee and dessert if your wallet is too thick for your pocket.

Heard a lot about this new place in the east. Went to have brunch on a weekday. Lucky to have a table without much waiting. Food was delicious and an eyeful to look at. The Ipoh cold brew and the cheese coffee were surprisingly good. A must try I think. Only thing to take note was the price is on the higher side for small portions. But the overall experience was a pleasant one.

The cafe was smaller than I imagined. The upside down design was interesting from all the photos on social media, but wasn’t so fascinating when you see it in person. Concept wise is very modern Chinese-style: everything from the decor to the interface to the food and plating is like the new cafes in China. I was able to order and pay using the web app, which was really handy and I think all business should adopt. Service was quick and the staff were able to tend to the customers efficiently. We ordered a Sesame Cheesecake ($12+) which was a good size - enough to eat without feeling jelak, but a bit on the pricey side i feel. The caramel iced white coffee ($7.5+) was okay but nothing too special. Overall a pretty decent cafe - might visit again if I’m in the area, but I probably won’t travel down specially. The theme is a good concept but wasn’t consistent with the food which was just normal cafe food. Perhaps can introduce themed menu items like upside down burgers / drinks / antigravity food / reverse high tea set. That would be pretty interesting!