While was driving to New Farm this morning, I noticed that the Clem 7 toll is free so I changed my mind to go further north for exploration. Drove past this cafe and I am pretty sure i have not been here although I had a meal for the last management that was closed for a while.
Walked in to be the first dine-in customer of the day.
Coffee was made of my favourite Bear Bone brew, which was smooth and strong enough for my palate. I particularly like the croissant with ham and cheese that the chef carefully warmed it up and maintained the layer structure of the croissant. Aesthetic effect of the croissant made it as a piece of artđź‘Ť
Huskk Cafe has opened in a prominent spot on a corner of a busy roundabout in Grange. We had seen it many times on our way to one of our favourite brunch spots (Freja’s, now transitioned to Elska), and eventually the occasion arose to try it out. There were a few off-street parks in the complex Huskk Cafe was a part of, but they were all occupied. On-street parking was easy enough to find close to the cafe though. As we walked towards it, we could see that many of the tables in the outside area fringing the cafe were also already occupied.
Huskk is a new cafe recently sprouted in Grange. In a short period of time, we visited this place twice. First time, just Grace and myself and on our second trip, we took my mom and grandma here when they came to visit from Penang. This cafe looks bright, open and lovely. What is better is that they have a small corner of children's play area as pictured! Grace managed to keep herself occupied while waiting for our food.
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