Tappers Cafe

Tappers is my favorite breakfast place to go for during my college time, even until now I would still crave for the their breakfast with milk tea :) I love their lunch set too! parmesan chicken with fries that makes everything taste so good :)
I personally loving their pan cakes with bacon and sausages :)

Tappers Café is an Asian/​Western fusion cuisine café which is affordable with their set menu and ala-​carte. Their food ranges from toast bread with kaya, French toast, nasi lemak, fried noodles, pasta to burgers.
There’s a lot to choose from but do not let the choices fool you because the food quality is just average. I could equalise it for the price you may, that’s the quality you get.
Nonetheless, it is not bad. It is fairly decent. The staff there are friendly and attentive to the customers need. At times, too attentive, because they wanted to clear my plate when I wasn’t really done with my meal.
It is an alright place to dine when you have a budget.

Their attractive prices offered for their lunch sets that comes with a drink has made Tappers a staple lunch spot for me. However, don’t get your expectations up as the food here isn’t that great but justifiable for its price.
They serve a wide range of western and asian dishes but they’re known for their Hainanese chicken chop. I usually go for their chicken parmagiana, kungpo chicken with rice or even the hainanese chicken chop. Avoid ordering the pasta as its the worst dish on their menu. Portions here are decent enough and service is usually efficient. It will be packed during lunch hour as they offer a set lunch so be prepared to wait a little but I’ll always manage to get a table as the restaurant accommodates a large crowd.
White wicker chairs and vintage photos adorn the walls at Tappers giving it a colonial feel. If you’re on a budget, then I suggest coming here.

It’s always nice to walk into a brightly lit café. The decoration is inspired by colonial designs such as louvered windows, off-​white walls and rattan chairs. Staffs are attentive and it’s nice to be greeted and ushered to your seating spot.
The menu consist of Western dishes and local specialties. The Western counterpart are mostly pie & mash and chicken chop sorts. The local side consist of Hainanese chicken, nasi lemak, laksa just to name a few.
My friend and I ordered the Western side of the menu and find them pretty good for what they are worth. The price isn’t ridiculous and during the weekdays they have set lunch to attract the working crowd.

Tappers has always been giving me a clean and bright feeling, mostly because of the white décor. The outlet in Jaya One has been my breakfast place for quite some time, and only recently I’m starting to sense a deteriorating in their services.
As usual, the food has nothing much to shout about. The service has been quite fast, but I noticed they are taking quite a bit of time to serve our food. Even it’s on a morning with not many customers, we would have to wait very long. My friend once waited for 45 minutes for her breakfast to be served! That’s really ridiculous.
I truly won’t recommend the Jaya One branch if you are in a hurry in the morning. There are better places elsewhere with better food and services.