Madras Coffee House's - 54 Kerbau Rd

The tea is marvellous, as tasteful as I got it in India many years back. More so, the setting of tiny set up resembles Indian stall. It is queuing in the hot sun but feel like you are in India when you ignore the heat and patiently queuing up. Have fun.

Teh tarik was unique, probably due to the type of sweetener used. Might be a bit too sweet despite still being able to taste the tea though. I'd give it 4 stars. Teh ice was also sweet, but with a much weaker taste of tea. A large portion of the taste was white sugar, completely different from the sweetener in the teh tarik. 3 stars for this. Here's where the stall loses all their stars: In my most recent visit I paid by PayNow (QR code) and was told by the staff that the minimum amount for PayNow is $3. While the stall eventually accepted the stated $2.20 for my order, I am still deeply disturbed by their behaviour. I did not see any sign or notice stating the minimum amount for PayNow, and if stated, might not be in the spirit of implementing the SG QR code. Thus I suspect the "minimum" is an arbitrary amount cooked up depending on your order price.

Very nice filter coffee! Always, there is a crowd queueing up for coffee! Good choice if you want to have Coffee on the go! Very near to Little India MRT station exit E. There are sweets & lite snacks available at this shop, but coffee bought a lot here!

Best Authentic Indian Tea you can get in town. Perfect. The Aroma is fantastic, taste is out of the world. They use Fresh Cow's milk so lets not even bother pondering abt the taste.

Tried this vendor today with my friends due to hype of this shop in social media and concluded this is the worst place to have a cup of tea, Vendor requesting customer to pay a deposit of two dollars if they want to have the tea served in the glass. To add further tea taste very diluted by the condense milk . There are better places in little india, which serves a good cup of tea and which cost more economical compared to this vendor. Do not bother supporting this vendor further.

Oh it soo much reminds me of evening in india. Amazing aromatic masala tea with soo many snacking options. The freshly made onion bhajias , crunchy vadass and samosas are super yum. Situated next to the temple

A lovely stall for traditional Indian sweets and coffee. After my friend and I were discussing what would be best for a satiated stomach (we ate too much at Gandhi Restaurant nearby, but still were craving something sweet), a nice man next to us in line recommended the badusha to us. It tastes almost like a mixture of 麻花 and 沙琪玛, but flakier. Very delicious.

Nice taste with a fantastic fragrance, a bit too sweet for me even ordering with no sugar though.( Not sure if it comes from natural sweetness or what!?) Despite this point, their masala tea is exceptionally good! Female staff accepting orders was friendly.