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“ Lively & welcoming neighbourhood coffeeshop with about 10 stalls offering a mix of local & international favourites. Prices are typical for a heartland coffee shop — affordable & fair. Had a Kopi C for $1.50, which was nicely done. ”
“ Came to order cold drinks to go. The young man was replacing the rubbish bin's plastic bag when I arrived. Without washing his hands he prepared my drinks n I think i saw his hands touched the ice. Disgusted! When I left, I noticed one of the plastic bags holding my drink was leaking, so all the drink was gone... maybe God was protecting me from a tummy ache ”
“ We came here after our morning walk from Mt Faber and Henderson Waves. We were attracted to a stall that was selling something very different, ie Chinese burger amongst others like mala food, mutton soup, mutton skewers etc. No regrets trying and their claims are valid - crispy, tender and tasty. The burger is crispy and the meat fillings are tender and tasty! Cost $5 each. I think it would be even better if they added lettuce or cucumber. Coffee is good too! The coffee shop is clean, spacious and bright. ”
“ The yellow-themed store caught my eye, and I decided to try their char kway teow and fried rice. The char kway teow had a satisfying wok hei flavour, while the heart-shaped fried rice was a nice touch and added a cute factor to the meal. ”
“ Gems are: + Charsiew/roast pork rice $3.30 (BIG) + Curry noodles stall $5 + Liang Ji The Legendary CKT $5 + Japanese Bento sets $6 + Braised Pork Ribs Lamian $5.50, Wanton Lamian $4.50 - Hungry Boy Western. Chicken chop w 2 sides $7 - Horiginal Beef Noodles $5 - Often run out of tables/seats. Tip: look for the round ones at the end of the coffeeshop. - HOT and somewhat stuffy environment. Could be due to the many lights. - Parking available at Blk 78A MSCP, which connects directly to the coffeeshop via a Level 2 walkway. ”
“ Great place to eat. Especially good is the western food store which serves up a good serving, tasty restaurant-worthy dish. Also remarkable is the ban mian, which usually attracts long queues as locals love carbohydrate rich food. Located conveniently without the heart of Telok Blangah, next to a gym and nearby neighbourhoods, residents can enjoy good food within walking distance, thus saving them a good walk and thereby enabling them to retain the calories they consume. Excellent concept for a healthy Singapore, don't you think? ”
About
Coffee & Tea coffeeshop
Welcome to Coffee & Tea coffeeshop, a lively and welcoming neighborhood gem located at 78A Telok Blangah Street 32, Singapore 101078. This bustling spot combines the charm of local food culture with a delightful array of international favorites, offering patrons a rich tapestry of flavors to explore.
As you step into the coffeeshop, the bright, yellow-themed decor instantly lifts your spirits. It's spacious and clean, an inviting space that beckons both casual diners and curious foodies. With about ten different stalls, there's a little something for everyone—whether you're in the mood for traditional Kopi C at just $1.50 or a unique twist like crispy Chinese burgers.
Customer reviews shine a light on the vibrant offerings here. Streetside food enthusiasts like L Chan rave about the affordable prices and delicious local startups, making this spot a beacon for heartland coffee shop lovers. Meanwhile, adventurous eaters like kwee fah osmanthus low find joy in discovering unique dishes such as mutton soup and mala food, with highlights including the crispy and tender Chinese burger.
But it’s not only diverse dishes that make Coffee & Tea coffeeshop stand out; it’s also the community vibe. Patrons can be spotted enjoying their meals, from hearty charsiew rice to satisfying bowls of curry noodles. Diners like Jas appreciate the thoughtful presentation, noting that even the simple fried rice can delight with its heart-shaped touch. The coffeeshop also appeals to the caffeine aficionados, many praising the quality of its coffee.
However, like any bustling locale, it has its quirks. Some diners have experienced slight inconveniences, such as busy tables and a somewhat stuffy environment, possibly due to the many lights overhead, as noted by customer Yong Hui, Ronny Tan. A small tip: for a more comfortable experience, try to snag one of the round tables at the end of the coffeeshop—being a popular spot often leads to a battle for seats.
Accessibility is a breeze, with parking available nearby. After a refreshing walk from places like Mt Faber or Henderson Waves, why not reward yourself with a culinary adventure at Coffee & Tea coffeeshop? With its diverse menu, reasonable prices, and vibrant atmosphere, this coffeeshop is undoubtedly worth a visit. So, gather your friends and embark on a delicious journey through the heart of Singapore's food scene! Amazement awaits with every dish you try.
