Selegie soyabean is the closest to my hometown's soyabean taste (we drink soya bean for breakfast lunch dinner and supper). Always go for the hot soyabean with less sugar, hot beancurd with ginko, and if your sugar is low please get soyabean pudding, it is the top notch !! MUST HAVE !!

Wanted to get something soft and easy to eat for my aunty in the nearby care Center. Read on google review this soya bean curd was good. Tried the red bean curd, very soft and fragrant not overly sweet. Asked for less sweet version. I think they do with less syrup. They have non sweet soybean drink. Among others are fried dough sticks, butterfly and muffins. They have Taiwan style rice ball beancurd, grass jelly dessert too. Can give it a try on hot day. Non air con siting. Under HDB.

I ordered a warm soya bean curd with rice balls, but the rice balls were rock hard in the middle and clearly undercooked. I raised this with the staff on duty, but was told to “accept it as it is,” with no attempt to address the issue. As shown in the photos attached to my review, the interior filling of the rice balls was a different colour from the outermost layer, clearly indicating they were not cooked through. Instead of offering any explanation, replacement, or apology, the staff turned their attention to closing the shop and ignored the issue entirely. Very disappointing lack of service recovery, especially since I paid for the additional topping and ended up throwing everything away.

$4.50 for the bowl, $2 for the drink. The gingko nuts are very, very old. I lost my appetite after seeing the mould :(

Dropped by this soybean shop while I was in the area. We had the beancurd with peanut balls and the azuki gula melaka with tapioca cubes. Beancurd was quite decent, but I have to say that the azuki gula melaka wasn't that great, I don't mind the toppings but it had way too much gula melaka, making it overly sweet and you completely lost the taste of the beancurd. Overall decent, but must say there are better options out there.