Chang Cheng Mee Wah Coffeeshop - #01-06 Chang Cheng Mee Wah Coffeeshop

Its always one of my favourite.. Good service n the boss is always that humble....and price is affordable...and soup is the best, not to mentioned the wanton with chestnut

The Wanton Noodle Stall here is my favorite. Have been a loyal customer for about 4 years and been eating since I was a teenager. They have so many options and I have tried all of them and they are all delicious. I would definitely recommend their Fried Wanton Noodle and Pork Rib Noodle. Those 2 never disappoints me and my family. The pork rib is always tender and noodle portion is just right. Definitely worth the price for $3. Have recommended many of my friends too. ?

Relative small coffeeshop with decent selection of food, western store is the only halal certified store Edit: Quite packed but most of the patrons are just drinking so hard to find seats to dine in

If there is a minus star, definitely goes to 631 Teochew Porridge selling economic noodles in the morning. The 2 staff are rude to every customers. Avoid the stall unless you are dying of hunger.

The economic fried beehoon is extremely greasy, almost like an oil spilled pollution just happened. Taste mediocre & nothing to shout about. But probably its main biz is economic rice & the pre-office hours food is not their expertise - just to generate extra revenue during morning rush hour. Elderly service crew appears rude to customers. Probably lack of training, hence, would recommend her to take up some front line service course. Can give this stall a miss if in the neighbourhood. Will probably stick to the wanton noodles & chicken rice here instead.

The noodle stall uses very springy noodles cooked just right. The dumpling noodles seasoning, tasty and not too oily. The chilly paste complements the dish very well. Dumpling can be tastier, but the whole shrimp in them makes up for it. Really good value at $3 per plate. Efficient service too. Definitely a better version tried, so far. Stall is named 国钦.

Reasonable price n food not too bad..

If you are craving for chicken feet noodles, dumpling noodles or shredded chicken hor fun, I highly recommend "Guo Qin Noodles" at this coffeeshop. The noodles are cook just right and the sauce and their chilli are really nice. Do asked them to add more chilli to give you that oomph. They normally serve with fresh cut green chilli. The chicken feet are braised well so it's nice and soft. The dumplings are nice and plump with filling of minced pork and prawn. They serve a generous portion of shredded chicken for the hor fun. You can add on the fried wanton which is nice too. Another dish that they serve is the pork ribs noodles if you like something for a change. The pork ribs are nicely braised too. I order takeaway from this store at least twice a week. I am sure you will enjoy it.