Tiramisu Hero

Went there twice in a roll within one week. Super cute place and their menu is too cute! We can’t stop taking pictures. This café provides a wide range of selection from breakfast, main course, drinks and dessert. I just love their waffles! Be prepared for the wait because they only have one machine. It’s worth the wait. I ordered banana with Nutella sauce. When it was served, it was crispy outside and very dense inside. They also gave generous amount of Nutella which I LOVE! I really do not want to share with anyone. Second time I went there, I tried their big plate. You can upgrade it with $ 6 and get mushroom soup (comes with a delicious garlic bread) and a drink less than $ 6.5. Very good deal and I happened to try out their Thai Iced Milk Tea ($ 7.5) which costs over $ 6.5 but you can just pay the difference to enjoy it. I ordered risotto with mushroom. Reasonable portion and can select vegetarian option which is nice. My friends tried their pasta but it was a little spicy for me (I do not like spicy food) but the portion is not bad. We also tried their Tiramisu in the jar. Lots of flavors to choose from and I picked the Oreo and I think it tasted good but no wow factor. For $ 7.5 I think I can get a bigger size elsewhere. It wasn’t a REAL Tiramisu, you can see there are gaps in between the layers. Looks kinda like those cakes made by kids. Overall, I really like this place and staff are friendly. Will go back for WAFFLES for sure!!!

The food is quite average. We had the mac & cheese and it was served cold, so clearly not freshly made and just reheated. The fish is from frozen as well. If you are looking for comfort food then it is good. The only thing I would return for is the delicious lemon lavender tiramisu!

We had a great meal at Tiramisu Hero. Despite what my friend say (about how it’s fake and all that), I’m a fan of truffle fries and was even more delighted to find truffle potato puffs.
The bangers and mash I had turned out to be sausages with mac & cheese because they ran out of mash that day, but the sausages were excellent (although a bit too much for me — I ate two of the three happily then surrendered the last one) and the mac & cheese was pretty good too. Then I happily had a Milo tiramisu. You can’t visit a place like Tiramisu Hero and *not* have tiramisu, after all!

Came here on a Tuesday night for two, no reservations, just a walk-​in. I thought that service here was okay, but my friend thinks otherwise; he gave up and got his own water after trying to get some, for about 20 minutes (okay I wasn’t thirsty).
We had «truffle fries», aglio olio, bangers and mash, and durian tiramisu. The truffle fries are the shoestring variety, with a generous amount of truffle oil drizzled over. I am a truffle fry skeptic so I never expect to find any good ones around, but this is as good as it gets, I spose.
My friend wanted his aglio olio more spicy, and they added chilli padi. He found his pasta a little bland, and it needed some salting. Meh. My bangers and mash, was a lot more bangers than mash. Three different types of sausages on a Maggi-​esque mash. Not spectacular.
Now, on to the tiramisu. How does durian tiramisu taste like? Like a durian paste layered into sponge cake, it does.
Would I come back? For $ 50ish for two, I think it’s an acceptable weekday dinner choice.

this place was packed! i went on saturday about 6pm and it was full.
there isn’t really a good system of waiting for tables so we were only seated about 25 mins later; the staff asked us like 5 times if we were waiting for a table and even once thought we left when we have been standing there for a long time. Anyway we decided to go for the next open table after spotting 2 other groups just charging towards tables right after they walk in.
at the cashier we ordered the mac and cheese, baked cheesy chicken, sausage platter, truffle egg and bacon rolls. oh! and not forgetting their strawberry tiramisu. the quality of the food was definitely above average but not to the point where i wish i can have one more bite or I can’t wait to come back again for more. despite that I am open to going back to try other items on the menu such as the mud pie and pasta.
the staff seemed like a fun bunch; they were friendly and looked like people who enjoy their work at the café. the décor of Antonio the cat was fun to look at and to take pictures of. Even the restroom was a fun place for picture opportunities.
including drinks, we spent $ 83 for 3 pax.