Came here 2 evenings this week. Tried the western which is good. Tried the chicken and lamb which are good and above average and highly recommend you try this. The fish soup is savoury and has some interesting crunch in the soup but ex for not a lot of fish. The batang fish slices is a little fishy so must eat it before it gets cold. The eastern pot helps to keep the soup warm longer so that's good. Will try the other stalls next time.

I love sitting alfresco there having breakfast under the sky before the sun comes up. At that time, besides the coffee stall, some food stalls are already open: roti prata, minced mean noodles, tim sum, fried bee hoon.

There's variety of food from Chicken rice, mince meat, fish ball, pork rib noodles, and fried mee hoon with add ons like fried chicken wings, sausage, fish cake etc, as breakfast till early lunch, Indian muslim food - Briyani is nice and Para is nice etc, popiah stall, it's nice, and there's sea food noodles, etc, thanks

Nothing to shout about but does have variety for those who are choosy about their food. The mix veg and rice stall is a safe choice as always. And they are better than the kopitiam and the other end but there is a serious problem about ventilation and it feels hot and stuffy all the time.

It's quite a decent small kopitiam with a variety of food offerings. There a new fish soup store which has advertised itself rather well with bright lights and the biggest signboard I have ever seen for a stall in a kopitiam!

I ordered duck rice here and I was served with 70% bone and 30% meat. The meat here wasn't tasty. Also, my friend went to buy chicken rice at the SAME stall. (Chicken rice costs $3) My friend passed the cashier $5 and he walked with me as I was walking to the table. Halfway through the meal, he recalled that he didn't get the change. Well, we didn't pursue the matter as it was partly our fault? But we feel that the cashier should at least look for us to pass us the $2 change. This is why I'm giving this place a 1/5 stars.

This place is a godsend for your rumbling midnight tummy! With 24/7 Dim sum stall, Bak Chor Mee stall and drink stall. Friendly drink stall lady in the morning would often greet and smile when she serves you your daily perk despite my usual zombie-look. Front of house lady of the Western Food Franchise is a very thoughtful lady who remembers my specific usual orders every time even when I’m back in Singapore after a year or so! Overall, I’d say the friendliness of the usual staff makes it up for the food hence the 4 star rating.

Almost 24 hours minced meat noodles and handmade dim sum. I have my Siew Mai and CharSiewPao fixes here. The western grill is also value for money - must try their rib eye $15 only.

A coffee shop whereby a mixed variety of food can be found here. There is also a Western food, a Muslim food store to add to the color of tis place. Coffee, tea, beer and other beverages are available.

Good food. Love noodle stall n also the white carrot cake here. Economic beehoon portion too little n ex thou.