Hong Lee Coffeeshop - 7 Eunos Cres

The queue is ok as i went during non-peak timing. The noodles is good but i still think bedok 58 is still better.

A regular coffee shop. Has an Indian Muslim store, a pretty good economic rice store, wonton noodles, popiah, tophat, ma la mix. The breakfast store selling economic fried noodles closed due to covid :-( Economic rice store fairly cheap unless you get the fish. Pic below 1 fish + 3 veg without rice cost $5.60. Note: the big guy (owner) charges more on average so try get his boys to calculate.

The 3 stores that lasted for many years since the coffee shop was taken by Hong Lee coffee shop operator, about 30 years ago 1. Chicken rice store, 2. Famous mence meat noodle and 3. Duck rice. The Chicken rice store and Famous Eunos mence meat noodle both are very popular, often spoted long queue during meals time.

Was abit put off by the long queue at this Bak Chor Mee but after tasting the food, I must say it was well worth the long wait. I ordered a dry and soup version. The noodles is tangy, springy and the bak chor is in abundance. The broth is rich with pork taste in a good way. I enjoyed my experience and will be recommending this store to all food lovers. Will return....

This Bbw western food hidden in this Blk 7 Eunos Crescent is really really yummylicious! The ordering assistant gave awesome recommendations! We tried their popular Monterey Jack Chicken and Fish and Chip (Pan Seared Salmon) and we really love it! Truffle fries not too bad too! For just $3.50 we get a full basket! Best to eat in when served hot! Will definitely be back to try their other mains!

airy coffeeshop with interesting food stalls. currently limited to 2 pax per table.

One of the top bak chor mee minced meat noodle ( teochew soup style) and dumpling soup is in this kopitiam. Better than bedok blk 85 bak chor mee. They are open early in the morning and close at 7+ in the evening

麻辣肥肠拉面 Mala Intestine La Mian ?喜旺 Xi Wang La Mian Fried Dumpling ? Food wise: A really good bowl of noodles, had many so called La mian around but this was on point so far, comparing against those stalls in coffee shops or hawker centre. The Q-ness of the noodles was on point, springy and savoury, coated with a tasty broth. The soup was really good too, not extreme mala type, just enough, mildly spicy too! But of course, they provided more chilli by the side of the stall if one requires more. They provided vinegar too! Naturally, one went for all of it, added chilli and vinegar, no regrets! Finally the intestines, woah, so good! Chewy, flavorful, not stench, fatty goodness and soft texture. They were generous too! 5 big pieces of intestines! ✨ Ambience wise: Coffeeshop! ?? Service wise: Great! ? Price wise:$4.50 only! Worth it!