Foodfare @ Yishun Angsana Breeze - #01-01 Foodfare @ Yishun Angsana Breeze

Nice food court. Love their western, but bought zhi cha for today. Usually come here for dinner over the weekends. Place is crowded at 7pm.

Bad service at the drink stall. Wrote in twice to feedback to management but no reply.

Good portion from Peri Peri Grille Pasta. Chicken chop & tender pork loin taste good. The let down was the sauce for lettuce is spicy.

Lady with short hair cut is super rude. No patient when taking orders. The way she talk as if we own her money. Every single person they find to replace all have poor working attitude at this outlet.

Had the worst Fish and Chips from Tenderbest, eventhough the signboard says “since 1993”. Wonder how it can survive for so long. At $8.90 The fish was so small, think they tried to cover it up with a piece of bread. And the fries are horrible too. Absolutely no where near the standard of Peri Peri which moved out a few months ago. Disappointed.

Hidden treasure in this coffee shop that sell delicious fishball noodle and zi Char at reasonable price.. The western food is average while vegetables rice stall offer good selection too.

Just to pack food,Very bad attitude, scolding me, pointing at me and letting me complain to her, she didn't care.It's the picture of the woman cooking.

Ordered signature noodles and fishball noodles from Ding Ji and coffee and tea from drinks stall. When I reached the foodcourt, there were very few people and I liked it as I do not want to be in crowded places with the covid pandemic. There were no queues at all for all the stalls except for a short one at the rice stall. After I ordered my noodles and bought my drinks, it became clear why few people were dining there. At least I know for sure that the younger of the 2 elderly ladies manning the noodle stall was very rude and so was the lady manning the drinks stall. Though there were no other customers queueing behind us at the noodle stall, the younger lady was impatient for my mom, who is in her eighties, to bring her noodles off quickly and she did this by passing sarcastic remarks which implied that she was way too slow. Well somehow I had the same feeling about the treatment at the drink stall. A very sad experience indeed, that patience, tolerance and forbearance weren't shown to people who are much older in this foodcourt.