Drinks store is very generous with their ice and loading my plastic bottle, unlike a lot of other places where they fill halfway and haphazardly. Western stall is also friendly, and fries are great!

If you’ve ever wondered what Milo-flavored water with a splash of condensed milk tastes like, this is the place to find out. I honestly thought they forgot to add the Milo powder and just served me sweetened ice water. Probably the most refreshing cup of disappointment I’ve had in a long time. If you like your drinks weak and watery, congratulations you’ve found paradise. Update: i have to really give credit their kopi peng is really good. Just not the milo peng.

Ordered a Bandung from this coffee shop and noticed it had a sour taste, which was definitely not how Bandung should normally taste. I approached the stall attendant politely just to provide feedback, as I was concerned the drink might have gone bad and wanted them to check before serving it to other customers. I was not demanding a refund or replacement at all, and I even made that clear during the conversation. Unfortunately, the response I received was very defensive and dismissive, with no acknowledgement of the feedback given. Quite disappointing, especially when the feedback was shared in good faith.

Average tasting food here, really nothing to shout about or special. So far we had the fried Hokkien mee, char kway teow, the noodles with the long queue and the chicken rice. Nothing impressed.

Personally I'm surprised that at this corner of punggol there is this coffee shop. Good variety of food from Chinese, Japanese, Muslim and Thai food. Seatings are limited with narrow walking space. Not too crowded at meal times except for the chinese soup and muslim food store. Pricing range from budget $3.50 for duck noodle to almost $10 for a japanese don meal. Nearby supermarket, clinic and malay snack outlet. I could not rate higher then this rating due to yet to try out the food. Will review again after experience the taste there.