Foodgle Coffee shop - Bukit Batok West Ave 6

In a quiet corner of Bukit Batok, Foodgle has a rather decent assortment of stalls. Seafood spinach soup comes unexpectedly with clams and prawns, very tasty. Burg serves up unique burgers with real meat, not patty. Canned drinks at $1.50.

The new Mala stall is quite good. Has a decent selection of ingredients, flavourful mala base and still rather affordable. The zichar stall also sells very affordable one person meals (hor fun, san lao mian). Only drawback is that seating in the shop itself is quite hot, as the ventilation isn't very good inside.

The worst Zhichar in Singapore. Order a mee goreng . $6 and totally come with nothing no sotong no prawn and not even egg only 2 lala (clam) . Not only its taste bad the whole noodle full of cracked lala shell and sands . Please try aviod this zichar .

Disgusted by the aunty at the drink stall behaviour.

Great breezy coffeeshop at Foodgle Bukit Batok west avenue 6 had this bowl of seafood soup on a rainy evening which was great,

Many choices of food. Good a ND juicy burgers by Burgs. Got Thai food, Western food, fishballs noodles, econ mixed dishes rices, mala fried etc..

Impressed with how foodgle has been managing the business since day 1. The current setting with an extended pavilion for extra sunshine and wind (away from smell too) is my fav space. The current variety of good is awesome except the price point for sustainable daily meals is a question. My hub would always repeat his iced teh si order only when the right staff is behind the counter. He said some staff make really good iced milk tea. Recently, we have been quite upset with the auntie behind the counter. She would ask at least 3 times before she remembers we order iced teh si on few occasions. While the cdc voucher sticker is displayed, she said it’s not accepted. While the business has picked up tremendously, it’s vexed us to always find the pavilion full of alcohol drinkers 酒客 occupying the tables with no available table for us. That drives us away who just want to quickly eat and go. Then there’s this uncle who told us we can’t eat in three the last time when our friend joined us but we saw his 酒客 were more than 3 per table and mingling around. Today he told us that we have to finish our meal by 9pm if we want to sit at the pavilion and it was around 8.20pm. The photo was taken at 10.35pm, there was still 1 table occupied. Just to add, the coffeeshop always close at 11pm. I hope the owner would see this comment.

Beware of Hong Man Tian stall as shown in photo which not only occupies/ reserves tables meant for patrons but is also unhygienic - aside from not wearing mask properly despite not eating or drinking, good luck unless you enjoy some foot smell to go along with your food.