Blk 207 Kopitiam Hokkien Mee - 207 Bukit Batok Street 21

Very decent coffee shop that caters to the need of the nearby residents. I believe it will also attract some of nearby people working in the industrial estate and some after a good swim from the swimming complex. Decent variety of food available as well.

New hokkien mee store. Very tasty with fresh prawns, pork lard and meat. Chilli is spicy and adds a nice taste to noodles.

I liked the QQ texture of the wanton noodle and the overall meal was delicious albeit the sauce tend to be a little on the sweet side for my taste. This eating is for the roast meat stall only. The fish ball noodle and Indian Muslim stalls are not quite up to par. The red bean hum chim peng from the stall next to the drinks seller is quite nice. The kong bak pao from the dim sum stall is also delicious when piping hot.

This two stars are given to the variety of food choices. Like their dim sum, prata and wanton mee. VERY RUDE AND IMPOLITE drink stall red headed auntie, out right pms and start SCOLDING people. Seriously, drink stall is something most people order from and yet has their mood ruined by her. Plus there is always a queue because she is rather slow. The newly hired Chinese lady is actually so much more efficient than her. Honestly, how wrong can it go when ordering drinks do you really have to be so rude? One instance, it took her very long to count how much I've paid and just kept all the money without returning my change. And scolded me for just standing there and never remind her to give change? Seriously was giving you time to struggle and count the money, and only by the time u kept all and close the register then I knew you totally didn't bother to count anymore plus I already reminded you. What in the world. It can get quite crowded during peak hours such that there wouldn't be enough seats. Given the covid situation some seats are being blocked out.

Place has undergone several makeovers. Currently there is no name associated to this place. Houses approximately 11 stalls. Crowds are mostly nearby residents, peak hours are during breakfast and lunch. Dinner options are limited as stalls close early. No overnight stalls.

Normal coffeeshop, with popular Hokkien mee. Western food is not bad too.

This is a no-smoking coffee shop, but people are often smoking here, where there is clearly a No Smoking sign everywhere. It is disturbing to be breathing in the cigarette smoke when one just wants to have a meal. To the coffee shop management or the relevant authorities: please looked into this.

Amazingly, a normal coffee shop beneath a HDB, just a few stalls but almost all are great. The Fried Hokkien Ptrawn Noodles, really amazing (special chilli with a Wok Hei taste). Roast Duck Rice with a very strong flavor of "Dang Gui", Fish Ball / Mince pork mushroom noodles really taste great too. Noodles cook to perfection & even ve their chop sticks & spoon stored in a UV Heated rack.