Percolate

Nice chill cafe in the heartlands. I like the "Walter Mitty" type dreamy song playlist, which is especially comforting on a Sunday morning. The lavender cake has a prominent lavender flavour, which I have not found elsewhere. Coffee is faultless, and l enjoyed the moist and warm carrot walnut cake too.

THE BANANA LOAF is a showstopper. I was initially skeptical because of the size but the whole combination of the moist and caramelised banana bread, with its sweetness contrasting with the savoury peanut butter. Topped with the fresh acidic kick of fruits, mellowed out by the milky whipped cream. Very delicious. Coffee was okay. An ice white gets you a bottled drink which was very milky and creamy in texture. The taste of coffee didn’t quite stand out, but it pairs well with the food. The croissants are big and flaky! The toppings may not look like much but they are well balanced in proportion and taste. Interior is cosy and calm on a weekday morning!

Met my friends for coffee at Percolate. Menu looks interesting with east meet west vibe. Had the Hae Bee Hiam ( spicy dried shrimp) croissant that was just so so. The croissant was too soft and not flaky enough. The dried shrimp filling was just salty and spicy. You can get better Croissants at Da Paolo or Tiong Bahru bakery. The ice white coffee was pre made in a bottle, wonder why would one go to a cafe to drink that. Coffee was strong but no fragrance. The place was small but cosy and comfortable. Service was fast and efficient.

A place for a good quick coffee. House blend was light. Needed the punch of bitterness from the coffee beans. Croissant was good, Atmosphere is nice and shop has lots products on coffee. Literally a coffee place for the coffee enthusiast. Take note when it gets crowded, it’s really crowded. Try to avoid when there’s a church event nearby.

Dropped in with a group of 15 pals after a walk round the nearby reservoir. The staff kindly accommodated us. Really great coffee and amazing cakes! Oat milk available too 🥰👍