I've always wondered about this place, and finally made it there because of Pokemon! There is a gym and two pokestops which explains the crowd over the weekend!

Nevertheless, we popped by not solely for Pokemon. It was a friend's birthday and we decided to just chill for tea. I've ordered the Sweet Potato Cake and the Salted Caramel Bingsu. Not too bad, in fact I love the cake! The savoury food did not appeal much from the menu, could give it a try next time.

Located at the same row with the popular Nam Heong Chicken Rice at China town. The entrance is quite hideous actually, like some speakeasy coffee bar!

We came here for their 3D Coffee Art, as a friend from the UK loves cute stuff!

Kokoro

Initially we came for cute Pokemon art which appeared on Instagram, but apparently not available for that day. They prepare it randomly, and it was so sweet of them to allow us to request! They didn't give us a reason why no Pokemon theme (I assume it depends on barista's skills...?), but at least they allowed us to pick normal ones.

...and the face is still there!

Hello Kitty

Friend from UK was really excited and thank you again Coffee Amo for the wonderful coffee art! :)

The beautiful Fat Chow on the way to Uluwatu.

We noticed this from the cab so we decided to pop by for dinner. It's almost 30 minutes by car from our hotel near Blue Point.

It's located right next to the famous Jimbaran iiga Warung. We actually ate at iiga first before Fat Chow.

It looks like a very beautiful place during the day, and not much at night. The food they offer leans towards Chinese, with a hint of Balinese. I once had lunch at Fat Chow Kuta, and they serve Bakso. I was looking forward for it but sadly they don't serve it here.

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The menu looks different from the one in Kuta, or they have already changed their menu? Not sure... But this is what they serve in Jimbaran!

Fat Chow's Page

Fat Chow on Facebook

This was the only tea room available in Fortnum & Mason at point of visi, without a booking and the queue wasn't particularly long.

The afternoon tea set, not the best but it was OK for an affordable session! Not too many things on the plate like the usual afternoon tea spread for those who just wants the scones!

*Reservation is recommended.

So this place became famous after a blog post... 

My first impression before going to the place is they ONLY sell salted egg yolk croissant but no, they have other types too. 

It costs approximately RM7.30 each after GST.

Well we love it - it's a pretty good snack to try! You can also heat it up with your oven if you want to have it at home.

P/S: Service isn't exceptional so no expectations there. To get a gift box you'll have to pay extra (can't remember the price), otherwise you'll get the ugly looking paper bag which you may accidentally squeeze if you didn't realise the bag's existence. Ridiculous that they can't even provide proper boxes when we bought a few to begin with. I could understand one, but hey you're marketing your brand with stickers on the box and you're charging your customers for it. Ok... Hope to see an improvement in their branding / service as the product itself is actually not bad.