Whenever I'm at this market, this soya bean stall is my go-to place. Their Dou Hua is hot and silky smooth. It's on par with the one I had at Bukit Timah Wet Market and Food Centre (Interim). Will patronize again if I'm in the area.

I went to this stall and ordered 2 cups of soy milk takeaway. While the lady boss was preparing the drinks, I placed the exact amount of cash on the glass top. When she collected the coins, one of the 20cent coins dropped into the container below. I clearly heard the coin drop and saw it happen myself. However, she kept refusing to believe me and insisted there was no missing coin. The experience was quite disappointing because I was being honest from the start. After this incident, I decided not to visit the stall again. Now I only support the soy milk stall facing the car park instead.

The Fu Hua soya drink n bean curd was diluted what I noticed when the men boss is here the food was done well boss not around the food horrible like hell tasteless food u paid the price put half drink sugar was extremely dilute n soya drink is just drinking color. Pls keep consistent with out boss advice customer if u want your food nice wait boss around then buy food if not the food horribly diluted. Due to regular buying n observation this is the conclusion for years of notice since first opening of the store.

3.5/5 stars I feel obliged to warn people not to buy any of their products for next day consumption. I bought 4 cups of hot soy milk at 9pm but by 11pm they had already curdled. The lady told me that I had to buy cold instead of hot, so apparently the hot soy milk is not fresher than the cold unlike at other soy milk stalls? The original whampoa soy milk at whampoa is still the best value (700ml for $1.30), most fragrant, highest quality and keeps the longest. I never fail to buy 12-15 items everytime I visit whampoa. The whampoa chains have a pretty similar product to original whampoa but the price is higher (about $0.50 per item higher), however the quality is there. Also fair warning, the beancurd is very hard and inedible after refrigeration. 4/5 food - soy milk (4/5), when not curdled, tastes ok, the size of the cup (500ml) is commensurate with the price ($1.20). Beancurd (3.5/5) is pretty hard and has a slight sour aftertaste due to the coagulant they use. No pandan fragrance in the syrup unlike at whampoa. 3/5 service (compared to fu hua at beo crescent) - needed to repeat my order a few times even though I only ordered 2 kinds of items 3.5/5 atmosphere because the tables in cheng san are a bit dirty

I ate their dou hua tang yuan hot.. and also ate them cold on different days. It costs $2.50 and the auntie is friendly and polite.. tang yuan 4pcs. Really yummy and it's really worth the price of $2.50. 😋😋😋😋😋 So far I've already ate 3 times on different days 😅😅😅😅😅