I used to go to this coffee shop because of the Chicken Rice Stall. The chicken is tender and the rice is fragrant, and their staff are very friendly and approachable. The rest of the stall is average to me. The coffee isn't bad either 😄.

Always crowded coffee shop but selling nice food. Has a famous chicken rice store and also hidden gem western food. Dessert stall always long Q but the food I feel so so only. I would recommend the western food fried chicken wings and also the rojak stall. Owner is easy going and friendly. Rojak you tiao and tau pok is crispy.

One of the drinks stall uncle has extremely poor customer service skills. He appears to only favour people who look like foreigners or old uncles. When i queued up for a drink, a european man was in front of me waiting for his drinks. After giving him the drinks, the stall uncle courteously said something along the lines of "have a nice day" which i never heard him utter to anyone before. Then when it was my turn, the uncle took his time taking the orders from the old uncle behind me, leisurely scanning my can drink and even asked the old uncle again to check if he got his order right. All the while i was reaching out with my money. He took his sweet time to find change for my drink when the person preparing the ice had already put a cup of ice on the counter. Guess he really loves foreigners and old uncles who probably buy drinks regularly from him... Update: came back and found a table with only 2 chairs but have 4 people, when i went to stacked up chairs beside the tray return, the cleaner at tray return station say cannot take. Yall put so many chairs for decoration is it? Only things worth coming for is food stalls

Really recommend the Western stall here, serves very affordable and generous menu. The aunty and uncle are very nice and hardworking. Can’t understand why there is no specific google pin for the stall. Maybe google can look into it. The coffee shop is so so in my opinion because the staff are pretty much rough and rugged. Rude as per what some might say. I would give a rating of 3/5 if not for the western stall and also chicken rice.

I tried the chicken rice—it was really good, especially the roasted pork, though I found it slightly pricey for a coffeeshop. The standout dish for me was the bak chor mee, which was excellent—perfectly cooked noodles, generous toppings, and a rich, savory broth. This place seems to have plenty of hidden gems, so I’ll definitely be back to explore more of the menu. It's a great spot for foodies looking for variety and quality in one place!