Kopitiam

Kopitiam, but only the drinks stall belong to Kopitiam. It reopened on July 1st with the rest of the stalls under fei siong group. You could see recognisable brands like Nam Kee Pau, Ding Ji, Sabai Sabai Thai and Sedap. This is why the card can only be used at the drinks stall. Used to love their $3.50 minced meat noodles from Ding ji a lot, until they changed the person cooking it. The lady with pony tail always manages to cook noodles that are perfect, not too soft and soggy. The sauce is perfect too. Now with the new lady with short hair, it came out to be soggy all four times that we frequent this stall.. wish they can try and train their employee to produce consistently good texture noodles..??

Is new and clean, but pricing like more on high side as coffee shop. Drink stall can use kopitiam card but don't think other food stalls can use.

Newly reopen Kopitiam. Bad experience, Sabai Sabai staff told us they will be opening in 10 minutes time but ended up waited almost for 30 minutes (first in queue). After taking our orders (First Order of the Day), ended up cook wrongly upon collection and needed to recook. Reached home and we realize that our food which we ordered still wrong. We should be having 2 shrimp dumpling noodles and 2 Wanton Mee but instead we only got 1packet of shrimp dumpling noodles and 2 packets of Wanton noodles...and 1 packet of Wanton without the char.siew. Food wise, boat noodles is good. As for, shrimp ? dumpling taste really weird (soured taste) ended up throwing it away. Wanton Mee not bad but mum do not like it (not the usual Chinese type of WTMee).

New & clean kopitiam. Thai boat noodle was nice & flavourful. Came back another time during weekend lunch. Place still clean too. Tried Ding Ji noodle.. was flavourful!

Not bad to dine here, the thai food looked good.

Clean and airy Kopitiam. The Thai food stall is by far my favourite. Tried their wanton mee and boat noodle. I must say both are pretty tasty. The boat noodle I had today was served piping hot with generous amount of sliced pork and liver. The chilli goes really well with it too. For a tasty dish like this, I think $5 is reasonable ??.

I would like to apologies for the 3 star given but the reason can be found below this comment. Its much better compared to the previous coffee shop before this revamped. There is a good mixed of business here. Ranging from rice to noodles to Thai food and then western food. For snack, there is dimsum and also breakfast set from the drink store. I had the chilli noodle from Ding ji, great taste and nice texture of the noodles. Serving just right for me but some might said its too little for their tummy. The chicken chop has a good old schools style with 2 sides of salad and fries at $6.80, but need to wait for then 10mins due to peak hour and Grab orders. MSCP nearby. Lack of maintenance for the toilet. Overall great place to eat if too lazy to travel out of home area.

I visited the drinks stall at this Kopitiam on Mon, 24 Jan, and was glad that the stall displayed a Healthy 365 poster encouraging customers to request for the QR receipt (for Healthpoints). I ordered Teh-O siudai but the Chinese guy collecting payment gave me a receipt without the QR code. When I asked about it, he said they do not issue QR code. What a letdown.