You can tell that Balance Coffee is serious about it coffee when the boss (or at least he looks like it) cum head barista patiently explains the different coffees and carefully prepares each cup with pride. I like that the latte (oat milk option available) served here is strong and not too milky; similar to the flat whites served elsewhere. But I find the black coffee a little acidic for my taste.

Other than drinks, you can also find simple bakes (Croissant, Muffin, Eclair), Snacks (Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich, French Toast, Truffle Fries) and a mix of Asian (Omu Rice, Nasi Lemak, Braised Pork Rice) and Western dishes (Aglio Olio, Beef Quesadilla, Prawn Burrito). We have tried the teriyaki sandwich and love it. Something about the sauce just hits the right spot; it is definitely not the typical salty one-dimensional teriyaki sauce that you get from a bottle. If time permits, we will try the ru rou fan next (braised pork rice). The last time we visited in the late afternoon, this was already sold out.