reliable daily pitstop for a quick and affordable family meal. The atmosphere is bright and functional, capturing the classic neighborhood coffee shop vibe with a modern, cleaner touch. ​We appreciate the wide variety of local favorites available at factual, budget-friendly prices. The service is consistently fast, which is a lifesaver when dining with hungry kids. Whether you're grabbing a traditional Kaya Toast set or a hearty bowl of noodles, it’s a convenient and consistent choice for families looking for authentic local flavors in a comfortable, no-frills setting. Remember to use app to pay for discount

This Kopitiam here is a fairly standard food court all things considered, food is alright (weirdly no chicken rice which every kopitiam seems to have), tables are clean, toilets could be better. I ordered some rice at the mixed rice stall and the proportions are really big for someone like me, or I just ordered too much, was good though. In conclusion, needs more heavy hitters, food that really strikes flavour, it’s just the basic cheap noodles and mixed rice stuff, good for an old chap but I’m under 40 so it doesn’t suit me.

Small. Very small coffee shop. With the worst kind of Japanese / Korean food stall which sells tiny portions of food and diluted soups its like seaweed water rather than soup... Disgusting... Paper thin salmon slices. Korean noodles soup was kim chi water.. Not soupy. Just kim chi soaked water with instant ramen in it. Highly Not recommended!! Drinks stall staff can be quite slow at times and super duper long que especially in the morning.

Newly reopen Kopitiam. Bad experience, Sabai Sabai staff told us they will be opening in 10 minutes time but ended up waited almost for 30 minutes (first in queue). After taking our orders (First Order of the Day), ended up cook wrongly upon collection and needed to recook. Reached home and we realize that our food which we ordered still wrong. We should be having 2 shrimp dumpling noodles and 2 Wanton Mee but instead we only got 1packet of shrimp dumpling noodles and 2 packets of Wanton noodles...and 1 packet of Wanton without the char.siew. Food wise, boat noodles is good. As for, shrimp 🦐 dumpling taste really weird (soured taste) ended up throwing it away. Wanton Mee not bad but mum do not like it (not the usual Chinese type of WTMee).

First time trying the Korean stall in the revamped kopitiam corner. Beef was tough to bite. Kimchi looks miserable in portion, just a few pcs. Disappoint with the overall flavour and texture. The Saba fish tasted better than the beef. Only the rice was edible. I will not consider to eat again.