⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Si Beh Ho Seafood @ Kim Keat Coffeeshop – Truly “Si Beh Ho”! If you’re around the Kim Keat area and craving good zi char, Si Beh Ho Seafood definitely lives up to its name — it’s really “si beh ho” (super good)! 🦐🍳 The dishes are flavourful, generous in portion, and cooked with that unmistakable wok hei that’s so hard to find these days. Their signature salted egg prawns are crispy, fragrant, and coated evenly with rich sauce — addictive from the first bite. The hotplate tofu comes sizzling with tender tofu and a savoury sauce that pairs perfectly with rice. And if you love something homely, their sambal kangkong and sweet & sour pork hit just the right balance of spice and tang. Prices are reasonable, the uncle and aunty running the stall are friendly, and food is served fresh and hot even during peak hours. You can really taste the heart they put into every dish. 💬 Highly recommend for families, friends, or anyone who wants a satisfying zi char meal in a cosy neighbourhood setting. Support our hardworking local hawkers — Si Beh Ho Seafood truly deserves more recognition!

Wide range of food stalls. Light bites, indian, western, chinese foods are available. The place is well maintained, clean and there is a public toilet available too. Can take a seat inside with the shelter or chill at the outside which is without a shelter. Tables are quite alot and the place is not so crowded. Trying out the noodle from mingji charcoal HK roasted delight, the noodles are wonderfully chewy, and the roasted pork is monstrously delicious. The fat of the pork is melting. And also the price is low!!Definitely worth to try out!! Would go back to explore the other stalls'.

Today, 8 November 2025, around 9:10 am, I went to a coffee shop for breakfast. I asked one of the staff if they could help me open my hard-boiled egg since there was no queue and no other customers at the time. The staff then asked another person, and the reply I got was: “If we help customers open their eggs, later the queue will stretch all the way to Chinatown!” With that kind of attitude and service, I’m sorry to say I won’t be visiting this coffee shop again. If anyone plans to dine there, better bring your own water. Really poor service 👎👎👎👎👎

Western Stall: $3.50 for a delicious Cheese Beef Burger. It's value for money and amazing, if only they offered double Cheese Beef Burger. Also, the Chicken Wings were fried to perfection. Will definitely be back for more. Maybe I'll get two burgers the next time.

🟦 Decades ago, since 1970, this area where Kim Keat Food and Drinks Centre currently is used to be a former market square ( ✔️ ie the old hawker centre + old wet market). 🟧 That old former wet market was torn down in around late 1999, to make way for a new multi-storey carpark complex. 🔵 That was under the main upgrading programme of our Toa Payoh East area. 🟫 Subsquently, the new Multi-Storey Carpark was built on the grounds of the former wet market in around 2002. 🟪 And not long afterwards, Kim Keat Food And Drinks Centre was established. 🟪 In early 2002, it was initially rented to another foodcourt operator ( who air-conditioned the place), but things didn't work out. 🟩Subsequently, things got into order, and now we have this Kim Keat Food Centre (➡️ non aircon) right at my doorstep. 😰 There was also a big fire last year in June 2023, that burned down part of the foodcourt. 😊 In the end, the foodcourt operator renovated the entire premises and it re-opened in July 2023 last year.✅️ The entire place now looks better and is cleaner. All individual stalls have their premises renovated too. 🟠 This is our regular go-to place for our meals at times. ✔️ 🍤🍜🍝 Most popular stall is the Hock Kee Seafood Zhi-char stall & the Indian food stall is great too. 🍛 I also like Fat Belly Western stall for their fish and chips.