A perfect spot for brunch! Came with family and got to try a lot of the dishes. There's a parking…read morelot for the hotel the restaurant is located in and you get $ off from dining here! The sesame corn latte was my favorite drink, the flavors were rich and went super well together, surprisingly. The mala fries were the perfect amount of spicy, not too spicy where my parents ate a few but the more you eat, the spice will creep up on you!

I had a feeling that Little Uluh was going to be really good, and it was! Everything I tried was…read moreabsolutely delicious and flavorful from the strawberry matcha, Japanese soufflé pancake, crab burger with fries, truffle pasta, and Dolgana croffle. None of the food that I tried tasted bad. Everything was tasty and had good flavor to it, it was perfection. The restaurant was light, airy, spacious and modern. The customer service was also really good and fast here! The servers were really nice here and the food came out super fast, despite the menu saying that it would take a long for some menu items to come out. They said the Japanese soufflé pancake would take 20-30 minutes for it to come out, but it came out in around 10 minutes. There is also a variety with the menu and there is a lot of items to try from burger, pasta, ice cream, pancakes, croffle, and etc. The prices are also good here, the items were all each around $20 per dish. I definitely recommend this place and will be coming back to try more of their dishes. The location is good and the hours here are also amazing. The restaurant is open from 6:30am-9:30pm, which makes it a great place to get breakfast here, when not a lot of other places are open yet. Price: $20-$30 Rating: 9.5/10

A cute spacious cafe in Flushing, a short walk from the Main Street station. The furniture and…read morelighting are curated-well, centered on earthy tones & highlighting the contrast of concrete grays & soft yellow light. It is reminiscent of the design behind the trendiest cafes of Kuala Lumpur. The noise level is great if you want a quieter environment to focus and want 2010s pop music in the background. Most people on a weekend afternoon are here working. From a practical standpoint, the tables are higher than what, so get ready to sit real upright if you're going to do work here. *Seasonal caramelized banana matcha latte: 2/5. the banana flavor does not come through and texturally odd to have semi-hard banana solids at the bottom of the drink. *Molly sea salt latte: has both jasmine tea and espresso over milk, topped with a salty cold foam. 3.5/5. The jasmine is the most prominent flavor. I think this drink might benefit from less milk, so that the espresso can still come through.

Cute cafe with a florist shop inside. I came here on a weekday afternoon with 2 friends and it was…read morepretty busy. There were lots of people sitting with their drinks, doing work, or just catching up with friends. I was able to get a small table and ordered a Pistachio Latte, which was perfectly not too sweet. My friends tried the HK sandwich and madeleines, which were just okay. I'd come back again to try their other drinks but probably not their food. Pistachio Latte 9/10 HK Style Sandwich 6/10 Madeleines 6/10 - Too thick and cakey for my liking. It tasted more like a dense cake than a light madeleine.

Wow so luck to have such a lovely local spot! They make fresh scones every morning, along with…read morehomemade clotted cream that I need to try for my next order! We ordered the cinnamon, cheddar and pepper, and cream cheese and scallion scone. My favorite was the cinnamon scone. The savory scones were a bit more muted in flavor so I would recommend the sweeter scone flavors! All of the scones were made to perfection - epitome of a buttery flaky crispy crust, while being fluffy and moist on the inside. Would highly recommend visiting!

Tabitha, my server, recommended the BlackBerry Vanilla Scone because it is her favorite even though…read morethe Blueberry Scones sell out first! The BlackBerry Vanilla Scone was crunchy on the outside but a tad dry on the inside. It also had a hint of sweetness. I like that because I do not like overly sweet scones. The scone was clearly made with fresh quality ingredients, and the portion was huge, but it was served at room temperature. I prefer hot "made to order" scones like the ones I get at Mary O's on the Lower East Side. The smell walking into The Sconery was divine, and the atmosphere has an Upper East Side vibe. The bakery is pet friendly because I saw several pet owners seated outside with their dogs on leashes. Outside the entrance of The Sconery were two small tables and a bench, where customers were enjoying their scones. I feel the $5 price tag is a bit steep though. Maybe I should return first thing in the morning when the scones are hot so I could get my money's worth.