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Based on 105 reviews
Kairin Kang
Ordered the kaya butter toast set on a weekday morning. Coffee was good, eggs were good, but the kaya butter toast was bad and soggy on the inside. The queuing time was long, even though it wasn't crowded and there were only two people ahead. The old cleaning lady was hardworking and polite. Please give her a raise.
Siti Zaidah
Ordered set A with kopi, less sweet. Only the kopi came. There was no apology, and all that was said was 'it's okay'. I'm a working individual and I have timing to eat. It's sad to have to deal with this. After explaining, I was hoping for a simple sorry, instead of blaming my staff for not knowing my order. My staff came after me.
Ben Lim
The mee rebus noodles are so hard! The signature noodles taste bad too. Conclusion: this cafe's only edible food is bread. They cannot make noodles.
Valerie Tan
We ate here on a Thursday evening around 8pm after my father finished his appointment at SGH. I ordered mee siam for myself and my mother, while my father ordered grilled chicken noodles as his stomach and IBS cannot tolerate chilli. The menu did not clearly indicate that chilli would be included, nor did the cashier inform us. When the food was ready, my father started eating and realised there was chilli. He then requested the female staff member in a hijab to change the noodles. She refused outright, stating, "All the items on the menu have chilli. It's normal." The cashier also rebutted with, "You never told me you don't want chilli." As first-time customers, are we expected to know that menu items automatically come with chilli? This is the first time I've encountered a shop that doesn't ask customers, "Do you want chilli?" I understand we could have clarified, but every other eatery, like Eat! or food courts, would ask this simple question and take the initiative. The service was terrible. All they had to do was apologise, and they couldn't even manage that. I would never eat here again. SGH should find a new cafe/restaurant to replace this one. This cafe, with its poor reviews, does not reflect well on the hospital either.
Thomas Tan
1. Bad customer service from the staff preparing toasted bread; they were very rude towards customers. 2. The pager was faulty, causing inconvenience. I had to go back and forth three times just to collect my food! 3. The kaya spread was dry, not evenly spread, and in small solid pieces.
Sean Tan
Personally, this restaurant has one of the best (and affordable) beef noodle soup options near this area. Their Thai boat beef/chicken noodle soup has a soy sauce base and is just very rich and nice in flavour. I'll crave their soup once in a while, and in fact, I haven't tried other restaurants elsewhere that have this soup taste yet. Recommended!
Peter Lim
A local once whispered in my ear that this place served his favourite beef noodles. Everyone has their opinions and specific tastes, but this local's best-kept secret might just be revealed here and now. This place serves truly delicious beef and chicken noodle dishes! Definitely try the mee siam (with chicken and balls, served with a hard-boiled egg).
M. Tan
Great place to dine in. The choices are plentiful. It can get very crowded during dining times, so you might have to wait a while before getting a seat. Food is affordable and worth the amount paid. Customer service is excellent; the waitresses are attentive and fast, attending to your needs. Highly recommended for families to dine in.
Kai Heng
In contrast to other reviews, I've eaten here twice over three years and have enjoyed my experience each time. I had the beef noodles, and my partner had the mee siam. Both were good in taste, and the portion size was generous too! I would definitely return. The kopi bing I had was also alright.
Akira Tan
Slightly more expensive than E.A.T, but the servings are also bigger. Laksa ($4.50): (3.5-star) Tastes a bit different than usual laksa, but the serving portion is big. The dou po (beancurd skin) is a bit hard and should be soaked in the laksa gravy for a few minutes before eating; it will taste chewy after that, which is nice ;-p Otah Bun ($2.80): (4-star) The otah bun was nicely toasted with fresh otah, but it's a bit small and not filling enough. Chicken Ham and Cheese Toast ($2.20): (4-star) Love the toast and the chewy cheese. I bought it as part of a combo, so it was cheaper. Soft boiled egg ($1.50): (3-star) Nothing special, but I prefer the fact that they crack the eggs instead of having me dirty my own hands doing it :-) Lemon Tea ($2.20): (4-star) Tastes great, not diluted like most coffeeshops, but they also cost more. I bought it as part of a combo, thus it cost $2 instead. Coffee "Ti-Lo" ($1.70): (4-star) Great tasting as I ordered a "thick" one without adding hot water. Just tell the server "Ti-Lo", which means "pour straight all the way" in Hokkien. I bought it as part of combo C, so it was cheaper. ==== 17-Dec-2017: There was a foul smell, not sure if it was from the toilet behind the walls or the mop they used. I hope they resolve it as it spoils the appetite. Otherwise, their food is delicious as usual.