KPT Kopitiam - Blk 401 Hougang Ave 10
- 401 Hougang Ave 10, #01-1158, Singapore 530401
Today · Open 24 hours
- Monday: Open 24 hours
- Tuesday: Open 24 hours
- Wednesday: Open 24 hours
- Thursday: Open 24 hours
- Friday: Open 24 hours
- Saturday: Open 24 hours
- Sunday: Open 24 hours
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went running at punggol park early morning then went for my breakfast at KPT 24 hours , food is nice and reasonable pricing and the park is very clean , got some changes to the playground 🛝 facilities…👏👏👏👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝❤️❤️❤️
View on GoogleThis coffeeshop is popular among attendees of a church nearby. It is usually very packed in the evenings. We came for lunch and it was not busy. The kway chap is acceptable but portion is quite small. The oyster omelette was not good. The rojak was the best among the three. Coffee here is below average compared to those from other coffeeshop.
View on GoogleWhy many people say this coffeeshop full of lives and many food and 24 hrs some more. It's because the only coffeeshop in this area open 24hrs. Just went there try from mee Siam ( so so),ngo hiong( ok),bak chor mee( ok).. Price is abit expensive,maybe because of 24 hrs. Car park is huge go in easy,but need to find your way out,like a maze.
View on GoogleGood food here. Zi char, chicken rice, duck rice, popiah, rojak, slice fish soup, western food and mix veg rice is a must. Somehow the 85 bedok oyster omelette, carrot cake stall standard dropped quite badly. The bah chor mee portion questionable as portion varies. Nice but inconsistent.
View on GoogleAbsolutely appalled by the rude and arrogant attitude. I was carrying my baby and quietly standing in front of the popiah stall because I wanted to buy popiah. The popiah and rojak stalls operate in the same area, and I genuinely did not notice there was a line drawn on the floor. When I asked where to order popiah, the rojak stall owner simply pointed at a signboard without saying a word. I was confused, so I asked again. Instead of explaining properly, I was met with more pointing and a terrible attitude. The owner then spoke to me in a condescending tone and asked, “Can’t you see what I’m selling?” Excuse me? I never once said I wanted to buy rojak. I was standing in front of the popiah stall and asking for popiah. If I happened to be standing in the wrong spot, how difficult would it have been to politely explain that instead of treating a customer like an idiot? I was carrying a baby, trying to place a simple order, and was made to feel embarrassed and unwelcome for absolutely no reason. Basic courtesy and customer service were completely absent. There is no excuse for speaking to customers this way. One of the rudest experiences I’ve had at a food stall. I certainly won’t be returning.
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