This Coffee Express 2000 coffee shop is serving more lunch and dinner crowd. They only have a few stalls that is acceptable such as Chicken Rice stall, Vegetarian stall and the Ipoh Hor Fun stall. The rest of the stalls are usually changing hands frequently including the new Zi Char Stall.

This coffee shop has a good mixture of stalls. The chicken rice, kway chap and the vegetarian bee hoon stalls are the most popular ones. Food from the other stalls are quite nice too but they do not attract as many customers. The sitting area outside is spacious and airy but the sitting area inside is a little cramp.

Have been patronising the Beverage stall for many years. The desserts are of acceptable quality but the service is horrendously poor! Standing in front of the stall wanting to order a few dessert but was turned away by a lady saying " there nobody to serve you!" I guess she must be a ghost! Never will I ever return.

This is one of the oldest coffee shop aka kopitiam in Pasir Ris East. My favourite food over these 26 years still never change... vegetarian bee hoon. Never get bored!! Secondly is the Mee Bok. The prawn noodles is pretty nice, but a bit over priced, you can order the "tester bowl" for $3.80 to try out.

I like this hawker center (quasi food court) because it has a stall that sells Yu Tiao (a deep fried elongated bread dough that is relished in Chinese communities across Asia). It is the only one I know of in this area. It's also the only air conditioned seating HC in this neighbourhood - a good thing when the tropical heat spikes. Other notable stalls are the Chinese soup varieties, zichar, more recently the Bak Kut Teh and braised pig trotter stall. There is also a western stall option though I've never tried their fare Unfortunately the published location for this review is not accurate because google maps is not able to granularly define the unique block shapes for HDB (Government public housing) apartments. This creates a problem in assigning the exact locations of individual hawker stalls. Given that these food outlets are an important contributor to Singapore's social fabric, it would be great if google would reconsider and put a team behind the technological fix required. Not only would it serve the local populace but I also believe it would be of keen interest to those tourists who prefer venturing off the beaten path!