Kedai Kopi @ Clementi
A place for all! With an array of diverse dining options at affordable value to choose from, Kedai Kopi is a fantastic place to make everyone happy. We believe in quality, convenience, and a fun environment to escape from the grind of the day.
Halal according to map data
- 380 Clementi Ave 5, #01-376, Singapore 120380
Today · 7 am–10:30 pm
- Monday: 7 am–10:30 pm
- Tuesday: 7 am–10:30 pm
- Wednesday: 7 am–10:30 pm
- Thursday: 7 am–10:30 pm
- Friday: 7 am–10:30 pm
- Saturday: 7 am–10:30 pm
- Sunday: 7 am–10:30 pm
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Google reviews
Visitor reviews on Google Maps
Comfortable coffee shop focusing on Muslim food. Food are pretty decent and reasonable priced. Came at 8pm. Not so busy time. So people here are friendly and helpful.
View on GoogleSuper nice nasi Lemak, seriously better than famous ones. Very fragrant rice and crispy well marinated fried chicken wing or drumstick. The sambal chilli is also the thumbs up. Must try! Teh peng is also nicely done or rather they make nice drinks like ice holick, ice milo too. Not too sweet, not too bland. Relatively Clean and modern coffeeshop environment compared with surrounding traditional kopitiams. Fully halal concept under one roof. A Nice kopitiam to relax for a drink or lepak with friends.
View on GoogleA Mixed Bag with a Few Reliable Standouts This modern, halal coffee shop offers a wide variety of stalls, but our experience was largely hit-and-miss. The clear winners here are Mee Bagus, for its satisfying noodles and Nasi Padang by Chef Syed, which offers a decent selection of dishes like Telur Ikan and Siput Sedut, though the taste is acceptable rather than exceptional. Unfortunately, several other stalls fell short. The Makan Melaka Claypot was underwhelming, Hawkerman Street Kitchen's Tom Yum Fried Rice was excessively salty and sour, and Aspirasi Chicken Rice tasted noticeably off, especially dishes with Nasi Goreng. The Nasi Lemak had an overly sweet sambal and lacked aroma, while the Tenderbest fried chicken was a disappointment compared to other outlets. On the practical side, parking is plentiful, and it's generally not crowded outside of the lunch peak. While the location is currently a bit out of the way, the upcoming Cross Island Line MRT station will improve accessibility. For now, it's a spot where you should stick to the known winners.
View on Google+ Newly renovated halal coffeeshop. + Has a good range of stalls including: Thai BBQ, Melaka Claypot, Nasi Ayam chicken rice, Indian Muslim, Noodles, HKM/CKT Hawkerman, Nasi Lemak, and Tenderbest Chicken. - Prices higher than normal for a coffeeshop, e.g. $4.80 for fishball noodles. - No nearby sheltered MSCP.
View on GoogleNice place , but their Chinese Muslim food was so so. Ordered the oyster omelette and Hokkien Mee. Not even close .Disappointed.
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