With Susan's amnesia, Marie’s new relationship and a rival café gaining steam, there’s never a dull moment at the Kopitiam in this third season.
The gang visits Susan in Singapore and schemes to take her back to Malaysia. Before leaving for London, Stephen records a message for the group.
Joe and Kee Tat buy a bag of chips that contains a winning ticket for a hefty cash prize, but greed for the money causes rifts among the group.
Marie gets some worrying warnings from a fortune-teller. While Chan gets his eyes checked, he and Kong reunite with the son of an old friend.
When an immigration officer arrives at the Kopitiam with Susan, who looks to be suffering from amnesia, the gang tries to jog her memory.
As Joe, Chan and Kong reshape the still-amnesiac Susan to their liking, she gets confused about her identity. Marie attempts a personality change.
Susan crushes on an air conditioner repairman. Joe's supposed big break turns out nothing like he expected. A good deed goes unrewarded for Kee Tat.
The gang worries about Joe's absence at the Kopitiam, unaware that he's secretly working at a rival cafe. Marie is jealous of Jonathan's new supplier.
With the group still mad at him, Joe seeks new friends. Kee Tat faces a business rival. Susan tries to mend others peoples' relationships.
When the Kopitiam's pasta gets a rave review, Joe and Susan try to hide that it actually came from Dome. Kong is jealous of Chan's former best friend.
Marie convinces Jonathan to introduce her to his eccentric father. Kee Tat lands in hot water with his wife. Joe immerses himself in a new film role.
Joe sets out to film a documentary on eerie occurrences at the Kopitiam, but one particular re-enactment goes wrong, with surprising consequences.
Having regained her memory, Susan tries to recall what happened to her before her accident, but is frustrated by her disjointed flashbacks.
Jonathan is frustrated when his plans for time alone with Marie are interrupted by the uncles' news that they are going to be grandparents.