Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre 慈济人文青年中心 - 30A Yishun Central 1

Awesome place with serene view of Yishun Pond, doesn’t feel like Singapore! There’s 3 gems hidden inside: Real Food, Jing Si Books and Cafe, and Slow bakes. This place has exhibits, space for students to study, is minimalist and promotes being environmentally friendly, with various vegan options. I like the fact that most areas have strong fans instead of aircon to save energy consumption (environmentally friendly). There’s also power charging stations and is good for students to come to study, relax by yourself or with family and friends, dine in and get away from the hustle. Some meaningful facts about this place is that it is opened HYC, community-based, non profit company to serve youth aged 15 to 31. It took over the Yishun Polyclinic site since 2019. Everyone can explore the premises for free. Great location as it is 5 minutes walk from Yishun Bus Interchange or 7 minutes walk from Yishun MRT station/ North Point Shopping Centre. Its really a great place to hang out and get connected for all. I will definitely be back!

I absolutely love this place! It’s quiet and *zen*. Recommended for ppl who wants somewhere to do their work at! Downside is, it can be crowded at times, so finding a table may be hard but usually I make do at the cafe area!

It's a good place to have brunch and coffee with friends including some other business like shops, yoga and library. Have a nice day!

Loved the ambience of this cafe - relaxing vibes that we loved - simply let time slip by over a pot of tea/ cup of coffee and some nice small bites and fantastic view of sunshine our there.

Peaceful and Serene place to enjoy life thru Food, Books, Yoga and Arts. It houses a cafe, restaurant, studios and makeshift fruits and vegetables stall.

This location is good for those ppls need a morning break after exercise, there have a cafe facing the big pond. Nice for Instagram catching. N also good for those wanna have peace , big space environment.

This is a oasis of calm. Facing the large pond at Yishun park, the centre houses Real Food, Slow Bakes and a chinese book cafe. All serve delicious vegan food and drinks. There is also a corner that is set up with tables and chairs with charging points for students and adults who find it difficult to work from home. On weekends, there are vendors selling organic produce along the open corridors. The high ceiling, spacious and quiet centre, juxtaposed against the backdrop of the park, immediately gives one a sense of inner peace. Would highly recommend getting your breakfast or tea break at the cafes there.

A very cozy n serene place to seek refuge. Vegetarian food, different types of tea, desserts, light bits can be gotten here. Two eateries faces the pond which gave them the perfect setting for a peaceful afternoon. Themed to Taiwan style, I enjoyed my time there.