Yong Li Coffee Station - 105 Canberra St

the whole world is owing them money, full of stalls with bad attitude. beware, one curry puff $2, think twice before take any food from malay stalls

Nice and spacious... very breezy with good ventilation. Down side always long Q at drink station. Sometime need to Q 15mins or more just to buy drinks. Tried most of the halal food there... very delicious...

Have been buying the economic Bee Hoon here for more than half a year since I discovered this gem stall!! Although is very simple dish but is very tasty! Their food are freshly prepared every morning. And their staff are very friendly and nice. A sharp contrast to a neighbouring stall who supposedly is some “famous” curry puff stall. I decided to stop patronising the curry puff stall because the owner and all the family members there got attitude problem. Despite buying a few times from them, they are really snobbish. Their curry puff maybe nice but not worth supporting. Anyway, is not like they care.

Thought the curry puff was one of the best , but the service is one of the worst. Maybe they will try harder to improve their attitude if their business went down. Not worth the trouble to travel down here to eat this .

Worst curry puff I have ever eaten. It is so oily and the puff is literally empty inside. Worst of all so expensive. You are literally eating oil. Highly recommended not to eat there.

Coffee shop in the middle this estate. The coffee shop has limited seat due to social distancing. I think the most famous stall is EPOK EPOK MUMMY.. the curry puff is quite good for the sardines.

Hot as hell coffeeshop. The roasted meat stall cannot even crack eggs properly? Food here is pretty pricy, ate a not so tasty roasted pork rice + ice coffee costs me over $8. But the coffee is great.

Visited this area thinking to try the mee Siam from their malay food stall for breakfast (not the Epok Epok stall). Note that this coffee shop is quite narrow and not quite friendly to wheelchair users. First I was ignored when I'm waiting for the malay auntie to take my order, she just skip me and went ahead to ask a Chinese auntie that cut my queue not knowing I have not placed an order. When I voiced out to the Chinese auntie, she then tell the stall owner to take my order first; which the malay auntie then obliged. Secondly, felt that it was quite a dishonest act that she fold the torn dollar note and hand it out to me. In attempt to hide the fact that it is torned. Third, the Mee Siam was under average for $4.50. Taste like it was loaded in sugar and could barely taste the other ingredients. Egg served with it was not fresh too, almost like it was prepared way beforehand to the point that it seems a little mushy and a tad slimey. I did experience diarrhea a few hour later. Word of advice, avoid that stall. I will be reporting this stall to SFA.