Cafe Maple

Can’t decide between Maple’s house curry and roast pork? Order the half-and-half plate and enjoy both. One diner who chose the large serving of each said the portion was bigger than expected—a welcome choice when you’re especially hungry. The house curry is described on the menu as a Japanese keema curry with a “spicy, nostalgic flavour”; another diner found it mildly hot but easy to eat. Roast pork, by contrast, was praised for its gentle seasoning, which pairs well with warm rice. Reviewers also liked the generous serving of salad alongside the half-and-half plate.

A hot sandwich is another option. One diner chose tuna and cheese with egg, served with Caesar salad, and was impressed by the bread’s crisp yet soft texture. Reported filling choices include ham, ham and cheese, egg, tuna and onion, and tuna and cheese. It’s an option for a lighter meal than curry.

For after lunch or a relaxing break, there’s coffee and dessert. The coffee menu includes Maple Blend, Brazil, Colombia and Guatemala; one diner singled out the Guatemala as a favourite. Alongside staples such as Maple muffins and scones, the café offers a monthly dessert, and one month’s special was described as substantial. Some diners have enjoyed reading a book over a meal or coffee, making it easy to linger from lunch through to an after-meal cup.