Five By Five

The café is newly opened officially on 8 October 2015 and is by the people formerly from November 8 café. Compare to the previous café, the place has a more cool and bright look with its white look. The place is also easier to locate, compare to the previous location. Similar to the previous café, the café offers free wifi to customers. Besides that, I could also see some customers helping themselves to the power supply to charge their laptops while in the café.
Order is taken smoothly with ipad at the table. Credit cards are accepted as payment here. Please note that there is 7%GST charge in bill. Although it is just past 6pm, quite a number of dishes are not available.
Chicken Bleu ($ 15.5)
Boneless chicken thigh stuffed with bacon & cheese, served with orzo rice pasta with greens by the side.
The chicken is moist but I would prefer if there is more of melted cheese in the stuffing. I could barely taste the cheese in it. The pasta side that served with it fares much better. Although it looks plain with just diced bell pepper and mushroom, it is soft and flavourful on its own.
Bacon & Chicken Skewer ($ 9)
Tastes quite juicy, but I feel that it is a bit high for such a simple dish.
Café Latte ($ 4.50)
Tastes not bad.
Waffle & Ice Cream
The waffle ($ 6) topped with a scoop of Thai Milk Tea ($ 4.20/ scoop of Deluxe Flavour), and a scoop of Coconut Taro ice cream ($ 4.80/ scoop of Premium Flavour). The waffle itself is light, hot and crispy but tastes a bit too sweet, maybe because it has been dusted with powered sugar. The coconut taro ice cream is a hot favourite and one can taste bits of the coconut flesh in it. The thai milk tea ice cream is rich and creamy too.
Overall food is not bad, but the waiting time for the cooked food is a bit too long. I have waited more than 45 minutes. The staff has explained to me that there is only one person cooking in the kitchen and there is a large order before me.