ST11 Coffee House - ST11 Coffee House

A lit of old man and middle age people are not wearing face mask. Please do something and i think you should keep day & night officers to monitor them.

Highly recommend hokkien mee for anybody who feels hungry at night for the price of $3.50. Open from morning until 12midnight or longer. Add more chili for more satisfaction. Totally worth your money and time and also it's not expensive at all. Morning chicken rice is the main dish to eat. Open store as early as 5.30am but close around 1-2pm. Pretty popular around this area. A must to give it a try

The Zhi Char Stall in this coffee shop have one of the worst Prawn Paste Chicken Wing . $10 for 8 pcs mid wing section and the flour paste so plain and oily. They really cut cost . Dont ever try. I have no choice to try finish all but after the 6 pcs....i really give up. They really think nobody will complaint or give feedback. ?????

Nice char keay teow and hokkien mee.

Yummy Zichar stall at reasonable price. Fried Yee Mee @$5 Special style Loh Mee @$5

It's opened 24/7 although the food stalls are all closed by 11pm. Good for taxi drivers who need toilet and early coffee. The Fatty Boom Boom and Nasi Kukus are reasonable and nice. Dinner could be crowded with beer uncles.

Gem discovered! Too disappointed with the food at Al Ameen Eating Corner, I decided it can't be any worse to get murtabak from this coffee shop. True enough, the Indian Muslim stall doesn't even have a decent signage. It is still using signage of the previous Mohamed Waseef stall but used tape to block out the name. The Indian Rojak displayed looked so sad. Anyway as I was running short of time, I just had to buy the murtabak there. The staff was at least friendly and I left after paying $7 for a mutton murtabak. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the curry gravy given isn't those diluted, watered down Curry water. It was thick, concentrated mutton curry gravy! And the murtabak was thin in skin and filled with onion and mutton. The sides were crsipy and the middle of the murtabak was moist and flavorful. It is what real murtabak is about. Nothing fancy, just flavorful, sinful, juicy murtabak with nice mutton curry gravy. For $7, you really couldn't ask for more. I'll be back to do a full review of other food sold by this stall soon. 5 stars!!!!

The char kway teow is nice. Full of wok hei, slightly moist and piping hot. I like that the cockles are raw - you can taste the fresh cockle taste and it’s crunchy instead of chewy after frying. That’s the way CKT should be done. Don’t be fooled by the nondescript stall front. The nasi kukus is very nice too. Love the fried chicken - outside crispy but inside juicy!