Totoro East & West Cuisine

Slothduck Review

A little, cosy family-run restaurant specialising in simple Chinese-European fusion cuisine. It isn't a cafe, regardless of the title, but a full-fledged cafe opened for dinners just from 5pm to 10pm every day. This restaurant is recently opened but its area was a touch too remotefor our liking but possibly caters to a big, growing suburb. The menus may seem a touch too hodge-podge instantly, but there's always a friendly relative on hand to greatly help clients navigate through the menus. We didn't need to wait to become offered and our orders arrived inside a reasonable time even though the dishes didn't appear to be using very much prepared ingredients but new ingredients. The laundry had a clean flavor and weren't drowned by an excessive amount of sauces or spices, that is a common function of food offered in Johor Bahru dining places. In order to attract clients, the owners have involved a singer-cum-keyboardist to entertain diners on Sunday evenings but we didn't get the chance to sample this. Nevertheless start yet, but this eating place has some possible and certainly deserves the opportunity. They are particularly best for desserts, though no espresso was outlined on the menus! A pork-free restaurant lacking any alcohol licence.