Espressoul Coffee & Kitchen

Simply the best food in the locality. Definitely coming back for more delicious food. Gotto try them all. So glad I found this place.

- Deepak Shakya -

Dog friendly cafe where they gave our furbaby a biscuit! Food here was quality and tasty, ordered the Loh Bah Png and the braised pork was delicious and more sweet than others ive tried. Also had the Berry waffle and it was very fluffy and a decent portion with lots of cream, ice cream. Great cafe, would recommend and we'd come back.

- Alvin Liang -

A Hidden Gem of Taiwanese Comfort and Charm This Taiwanese restaurant is an absolute delight—from the moment you step in, you're wrapped in a cosy, welcoming atmosphere that feels like home. The space is thoughtfully designed with lush green plants that bring life to every corner, and there's a sweet little playground tucked away for kids, overflowing with toys to keep them happily entertained while you dine. The coffee here is surprisingly good—smooth, aromatic, and served with care. But the real star is the food: authentic Taiwanese dishes that are hearty, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Think rich noodle soups topped with fresh herbs and chili paste, tender braised meats over rice with perfectly fried eggs, and crispy pork rinds that pack a punch of savory crunch. Whether you're coming with family, catching up with friends, or just craving a comforting solo meal, this spot delivers warmth, flavor, and a touch of Taiwan’s homestyle magic. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a relaxed, delicious experience with a side of genuine hospitality.

- Ong Ooi Lim -

Had the Lo Bah Png which is the braised pork belly rice, and it was so so good! So much flavour and so delicious I wanted another bowl!

- Andrew -

It's my first time here, and the food is delicious! The service is great too! I had my first sesame coffee here! It's so unique! The appetizers taste like my trip to Taiwan! I'll definitely come back again! Hopefully, next time I can try their cakes!

- Sherman Lee -

It was a quiet Monday morning of 8:40am, plenty of tables available and aim for parking spots away from the cafe since they're limited to 30 minutes only. My mum wasn't able to finish a whole meal herself so we only ordered 2 menu items to share amongst 3 people. We ordered - Chilli Scrambled Eggs on Croissant and Espressoul Signature Toastie Pork Floss with Sweet Potato Chips. Both items had chef hat icons as recommended. My mum requested the Rock Sugar Chrysanthemum & Honey to be not to sweet, unfortunately it was already pre-made but the attendant provided extra hot water in a small jar on the side to dilute the sweetness as an alternative which was considerate of her. As a child, I would have pork floss in white bread on its own but this took it to the next level with the savoury of the creamy egg and vegetables (cucumber, tomato and lettuce). The sweet potato was light in crispy texture on the outside, fluffy on the in and very lightly seasoned with salt. I did order the milk tea not pictured which tasted similar to the tea without the pearls. I took a bit of chilli egg and sliced the bacon to be placed on one side of the toasted croissant, it tasted pretty good for something simple. We made comments that the sambal oelek would go well with chicken rice.

- Maddy L. -