After reading the post blogged by BroughtUp2Share, I knew it, I must come here and I couldn’t wait for any longer. Grabbed my coffee-kaki and we headed over one Sunday. As I was told that the place will be crowded during weekends’ tea time and may take up to hour for your orders to be served, hence I made my way there at lunch time.
Totally a hidden gem, as there isn’t any sign board plastered in front of the shop/ building but only a little rabbit made out of recycle magazines on the window, if you could notice it.
Le Lapin, pronounced as “Lu Lapan”. This café is run by a lovely lady, Eliza. She is the one managing the café at the moment, from cooking to baking, from brewing the coffee to serving homemade-s to the customers. The café is pretty cosy, decorated with the theme rabbits everywhere. I love the huge black and white rabbit motive hand-painted by the art and craft team behind. The rabbit looks lovely and mystery at the same time. This café serves breakfast set from 8am to 11am and their set includes a cup of coffee or tea while lunch sets are available from 12pm to 3pm; the set includes a meal, a drink and a cupcake.
Pour the cold milk over the 100% Arabica ice cubes or dunk the ice cubes into the cold milk, which ever ways you love. I prefer the later one.
Buttery and fluffy croissant was lovely too; it was so crispy after reheating.
The best pie I have ever tried! The pastry layer was fragrant and buttery; the fillings were creamy rich and there were ingredients hidden in it.
Cafe Au Lait is french coffee drink. it is actually the coffee with milk. it does seems pricey but allow you to sit in for a whole day. same goes to where we visit to those chained coffee place, i guess.
any good place to recommend??? i miss tea-ing now.