Friends Cafe HK 朋友冰室 - 60 Springside Walk

Love the deco,really brings you back to HK. The satay Maggi was nice just that the pork was a bit too tough. French toast and milk tea is good too! A bit expensive for the portions but food and service is good.

Simple set up, fast service, a bit cramped on space, can be quite noisy during weekends dinner time, 5 pax seating allowed by the cafe at e entrance for their customers makes it challenging for others to walk pass narrow space between that table and cashier counter. Beef brisket noodle soup flavorful, chicken chop noodle soup wise the soup no taste but chicken chop is chunky. Complimentary butter toast and 1 choice of add-on item for set meal. Overall slightly above avg food taste.

Yummy pork chop pepper rice and not so spicy, however luncheon meat noodle taste bland. Curry fishballs are good, bigger and better tasty than the ones I eaten in HK. Affordable pricing, most items are below $8. No service charge or GST. Likely to come back again for the porkchop pepper rice.

Came here after a random search online for what/where to eat in the area. Parking is easily found either on the street outside the building where the cafe is located or, basement (paid) parking is available. We parked along the street. When we arrived, the store probably just re-opened for the dinner crowd (~6pm?) so, we got seats quickly. One thing I noted about the place was, it was small, deco was similar to what you would find in HK restaurants, there was also Cantonese music playing in the background. One thing missing from what you would definitely encounter in HK is, rude, loud staff. Select your order and make your order+payment at the counter/cashier. Per online reviews, we ordered the curry fishballs, chicken chop noodles and, a peanut butter French toast. Thankful I did not add a beef brisket order. I might throw up eating that much. Total bill came up to S$17.50. Pricey? While there was much rave about the curry fishballs, I found them to be so-so. In fact, maybe a waste of my $ and calories. The chicken chop on its own was salty, best eaten with the noodles. Best take-away I got from here was, the peanut butter French toast. Tasty and well toasted. Another thing I liked about the place? The vibe it gave me. I felt comfortable. Nice for a gathering with friends.

Interesting collection of HK Street food. There tends to be a long queue during opening hours, so I expect the food to be quite nice. I wasn't disappointed by the Beef Brisket Horfun. The portion is just right for me, which means that it will be too small for most guys.

Good experience. Seats are limited. Thankfully, the customers just ate and left. So the turnover was fast. Food wise: classical HK dishes. Came in set meal too, with a slice of bread/toast. Sufficient range of drinks, the milk tea seems popular. Didn’t order it. However, almost everyone was having a bottle of milk tea. Had a good meal there. The opening hours are limited. So be mindful when you are going over.

Heard some mediocre reviews from my friends but wanted to try it myself. Simple menu, like what you get on neighborhood cafes in HK. Basically set meals which you get to have as breakfast in HK. Taste wise, nothing much to shout out about. Milk tea that I had was sweet (didn't know they added sugar for hot milk tea as usually sugar was served separately.) Probably the staff were busy and had forgotten one of my mains and I waited 20mins for it before reminding the staff. Interior does brings you back to HK but other than that, don't really expect too much in this place.

The cafe opens at 1130am. We went on a Fri. There was a couple (first in queue) when we arrive at about 11.25am. Another gentleman was right behind us. So there were 3 groups waiting before opening time. Staff was friendly and guided us on the portions so that we won't order too much food. Spring rolls were not available when we were there. The items we ordered was nice generally. Their HK milk tea is very good! Menu range is acceptable. (Hope they offer more items in the future and also hope they open all for all day dining.) Prices are quite reasonable. Ambience is pleasant with Cantonese songs playing on the sound system) but personally I didn't have much of a HK feel. There were vacant tables up till about 12.10pm when we were there. The building itself has a car park in the basement. Enter car park from rear of building.