Lima Grill serves Western, Asian, pizza, pastry and coffee in a relaxed atmosphere that draws loyal repeat visitors. Food quality is generally strong, though service stumbles on speed and temperature consistency during busy times, and a handful of customers report recent decline or isolated rudeness.
Tea O'Clock Cafe wins over most visitors with reliably good cakes, coffee, and a small but welcoming space perfect for lingering over afternoon tea. One customer hit friction when told takeaway wasn't available only after returning during posted hours, highlighting a gap in how policies are stated upfront.
Most diners praise the food quality, especially the thin toast, curry noodles, and Nyonya kueh, with a welcoming owner who treats regulars like family. The main friction point is wait times (30-50 minutes during peak hours) and order tracking issues, though many feel the food justifies the delay and kueh shortages are a sign of popularity.
Most visitors praise the flavour of dishes like hand-pulled noodles, soup, and chicken chop, plus decent coffee at fair prices. Some report skimpy portions and occasional inattentive service, but regulars return for taste and value.
Last updated 2026-08-14