A little cosy corner at Ng Teng Fong Hospital. The cafe dedicated to local coffeeshop delicacy like laksa, fish ball noodle, mee siam, chicken porridge, mee rebus and various toasted bread sets with half boiled eggs. Their best seller is the laksa. I personally loves the thick laksa curry. It is thick and tasty.

Decent meal option in the hospital, service was friendly and my food came fast. The mee siam was a bit sweet though

Heavenly Wang at NTFGH is a reliable stop for familiar Singaporean comfort food. I’ve been here several times and the quality has been fairly consistent — nothing overly fancy, but decent and satisfying when you just want something simple like noodles, toast sets, or local rice dishes The location within the hospital makes it convenient for visitors and staff, and service is usually efficient given the steady flow of customers. Seating is limited though, and it can get quite crowded during peak meal hours

I ordered teh c peng kosong and 2 pcs kaya butter toast. Drink was fast. BUT TASTED LIKE SUPER DILUTED TEA WITH hardly any milk. Tastes like water. No straw but got plastic lid. Don’t ever order this. The kaya toast - no one made it for me. After 10 minutes of standing there waiting. I asked - then the staff asked me for receipt. I said the cashier never gave. Then she said my queue number was xyz. I waited. Toast arrived. Not bad but this time kaya too much and too sweet. And the 2 pcs is actually just 1 bread cut into 2. $5.10. Please don’t ever come here if you can go somewhere else. Horrible standards.

No straws were provided for my iced drink, probably for environmental reasons (commendable if true), but they put a lid on it, which is totally unnecessary. 😅