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I was near that area around 6.30am and went to buy noodle with egg and luncheon meat. At the same time ordered the kaya toast bread and hot coffee take away. I like the chilli inside the noodle, as it is taste nice and special as compared with others. As for the bread, i find it normal and not cris

To experience what it feels like to have breakfast at a coffee shop of yesteryear, look no further. I go there whenever I want that familiar food to comfort my soul. The coffee, toast, half boiled egg are so good even on their own. The bee hoon is just right - that is not dry and not too moist. And

Old school kopitiam with good range of breakfast choices. WTM, mee siam, nasi lemak and mee hoon. Had the coffee and toast set for only $3.50. Good value for money and toast is nice with quality butter and kaya. Service is fast and efficient and place is clean and airy. Coffee could be more rob

Best all round breakfast and lunch. And they open till 11pm for toast and kopi! Can you beat that? Breakfast bihun and noodles are yummy. Sambal is unique too.

Corner coffeeshop with seats along their aisles. Do note that the ceiling, and wall fans do not reach all seats. Kopi-o-kosong with ice (6/10) Don't understand the hype about their coffee. Their kopi-o-kosong was average. Bitter, with little roasted flavours.

Wanted to try the economical bee Hoon but seem not available for lunch. So end up with wanton mee which is not bad though I prefer the malaysia style. Otherwise I think it’s really quite nice if you like Eng wtm style. Coffee also not bad. Got the old school taste. Can try both if in area.

Hidden gem! One of the best local breakfasts in SG - their soft cooked eggs and kaya butter toast were good, their economic fried beehoon was good. We’re definitely coming back here!

Came here for breakfast around about 9am. There was already some crowd but we managed to find a free table. We ordered the mee siam, wantan mee, kopi C, teh C kosong and kaya butter toast. All are reasonable - maybe the chilli sauce in the wantan mee was a tad unwelcome but it is quite common in Sin