d' Good Café

Chanced upon a newly set up coffee house at the premises of Holland Village. It's been awhile ever since we set foot to explore new cafe within the area; Lorong Mambong, Lorong Liput. 

The Entrance

You might not have notice them because they operate on the second level and the third level with very unique coffee experience. d'Good Cafe actually offers 4 different settings with two levels accommodating up to 95 people.

That fine day, the attic and the balcony were closed for a private event so we didn't have a chance to take some picture but we will definitely be back again. We chose the lawn because of the grassy patch and the swing in front of the window panel. It really feels very relax and comfy as time passed by.

The Lawn

We ordered the lava cake, the macarons and the blueberry white tea. I was supposed to be on a diet but you know, food blogger have no control over nice cafe settings and cheap and good dessert. 

Blueberry White Tea (Healthy drink)

Lava cake and macarons

While the lava cake was good, the macarons was nothing to shout out for. We had better macarons in Paris and they definitely doesn't serve the best macarons in Singapore either. I have seen reviews of the breakfast here and we will be back to update you further. This restaurant doesn't charge GST and service charge at the moment. 

They are open from daily. Drop by and say Hi! 

d'Good Cafe

273 Holland Avenue #02-01/02 Singapore 278992
Tel: +65 2199807

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KPO Cafe Bar

One of the coziest place to chill out is this KPO Cafe that is situated at Killiney Road Post Office. Together with BALACLAVA and Wala-Wala Cafe Bar, KPO is one of the creative company lead by Imagingings. 

KPO Cafe Bar

We wanted to give it a try many a time during the weekdays and it's always fully pack, so we decided to check it out on a Saturday and guess what, it was relatively quiet. If you ever pass-by, it's really a post office beside. And several times, those luxury branded cars will be parked outside KPO like a showcase of art. 

KPO Spring Chicken

The two-storey cafe has a big problem with the staircase as the "gaps" are rather big. Ladies would have a hard time climbing up and down. Happy hour ended at 8pm and after looking through the menu, we ordered the KPO Spring Chicken and KPO Beef Burger. 

If you wonder why would i order a spring chicken over at KPO, that's because they offer a huge selection of local delicacies such as Nasi Lemak, Hokkien Mee and etc. Well cut the story short, i wouldn't have ordered Nasi Lemak for a whopping $16. SO, we ended up with something special (I suppose). 

KPO Beef Burger with Potato chips.

The service was pretty good but the food's really overpriced for the portion that was offered. Nothing special about the KPO Spring Chicken and taste as good as the one, what coffeeshop uncle can offer at $4.50. I would probably have a chicken feast with the kind of money spent here at KPO ($17). The drinks are reasonable, $7/8 for a bottled beer but definitely not the price for the food. KPO Beef Burger was generally good except that the portion is small, beef minced meat was juicy.


The feels like modern-home concept definitely attracts me back for a drink or two but not for the food again. KPO Cafe Bar also offered 'LIVE' Telecast of soccer, so it would be a popular hangout for fans out there. Afterall, a good and cosy place to chillout.

KPO Cafe Bar
Address:1 Killiney Road, Singapore 239518

Open until 1am, Except Fri and Sat till 2am

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