The coffee draws regulars, with Ipoh white coffee and cham earning steady praise for taste and balance. The space feels comfortably retro, and variety spans nasi lemak to Western fare. Yet execution falters: reviewers report spoiled dishes, inconsistent seasoning, tough pastry skins, and watery sauces even in a quiet restaurant. Service slows down without busy-hour cover. Management surprises: items vanish from the menu without warning, leaving customers stranded after ordering.
The real friction is price versus delivery. Nasi lemak portions shrink, mee siam tastes like fried mee hoon, and a one-star takeaway coffee left one reviewer wanting to bin it. The 4.6 rating hides a gap: strong five-star loyalty from coffee drinkers who haven't hit the kitchen mishaps clashes with newer visitors who walk away disappointed by spoiled rendang or hard char siew pau.
Buttermilk Daddy draws pet owners with confident cooking that balances hearty sets and signature buttermilk chicken or pork. Reviewers praise the food quality, generous portions, and welcoming vibe for dogs; one mentioned live music at night. A minor note: shave ice lands softer than the savoury mains.
Luckee draws crowds for its welcoming vibe, strong food quality, and genuine pet friendliness. Staff greet you with complimentary shots, and the Singer sewing-machine tables make the space memorable. Prices lean upmarket, and some dishes (Japanese curry) underperform, but most meals and the coffee impress. The outdoor setting suits dogs and families alike. Service is consistently praised as kind and attentive. Parking is straightforward, and the calm atmosphere keeps people coming back to their favorite spot in Puchong.
Strong ratings reflect a calm space with clean design and vegetarian cooking, though portions run small and peak times need advance booking to avoid delays.
Last updated 2026-07-10
