Dear Abbey

Ambiance is good. Super yummy food worth the wait. Coffee and juices are delicious too! I ordered the Japanese Seared Yellow-Fin tuna is super fresh and tasty. I have tried pork belly is tender and the moist is perfect not dry and not too wet and just the perfect size. Went home with happy tummy. We’ll definitely come back. Highly recommended👌🏽

Quite warm during the summer days but apart from that the restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere with mouth watering food. Their menu is different compared to every other brunch spot with their own twists and take ons to their dishes making it a hit recipe. I highly recommend the eggs beneduck! Will be coming back to try the rest of the menu

passing by a lot of time and finally have the chance to get in, they used to be a church, the outlook definitely look stunning. coffee taste great, food taste great, the crispy pork belly definitely taste amazing, tender and juicy. the beef burger are pretty great, and delicious . chips are also flavourful too.

The food was really good, amazing service, friendly staff, coffee was just the way I wanted ❤️ Overall loved our brunch. Special Thanks to the staff who organised candle and music for us, and made our special brunch extraordinary, I hope you received your reward. We loved the salad and hotcakes, it was amazing, the food were cooked to perfection- neither too oily nor not too sweet, healthy and light ❤️ Keep up with the amazing service, will visit again ❤️

🌶 Chilli Scrambled Eggs 🍳 Abbey Hot Plate Dear Abbey cafe is a little unique from the rest, as it is housed inside a 1890’s Wesleyan church. The staff are energetic and friendly, and serve amazing coffee. You with find that the menu has a contemporary asian influence to it. ⛪️ Not too sold on any of the other options I went with a Chilli Scrambled which sadly I didn’t sense any chilli heat or flavour. My partner went with the Abbeys Hot Plate which is their version of a big breakfast and found it to be great value. 🍳 It was an nice meal however nothing I was wowed over or couldn’t have made at home myself. I had visited multiple times when it first opened years ago and used to love their Hotcakes and Baked Eggs! Not sure what changes have been made since then but I don’t think another visit is on the cards for me.

Dropped in for brunch and had a great dining experience. Ordered the lunch special Steak Sandwich and the wife had the Duck Benedict. Steak was cooked medium rare which is what I prefer and tasted yummy with the cheese and bacon. As expected fries were included and the beer battered fries and aioli were also tasty. The Eggs Bene-Duck was a bit more of an interesting dish, don't normally have duck in my eggs benedict but it worked. Don't really understand how it works but Peking duck, Peking hollandaise sauce served on toasted roti was a delight. The dish is on the heavier side but I don't mind that. lots of flavour and would eat it again. For drinks I wanted to try the cold brew but they were out so I just had an iced latte and it was a lovely tasting coffee. Will pop in again when I'm in the area. Also I think it's amazing how they've remodelled the interior of a church into a café.