"It used to be air-conditioned, but now they've removed the doors to save money. Now, it's just hot air circulating."
Howe Thann
4
Air-conditioned food court with two giant ceiling fans that help ventilate the area. There are many stalls and a good number of tables and chairs. It gets crowded during lunch time.
Lim Wei
1
WuFu fishball noodles, the Taiwan stall, and the Hong Geng roast pork stall are all great. They removed the doors on December 6th, so it's no longer air-conditioned.
Hui Fang Ng
1
The drink stall staff was very rude when explaining why I couldn't use PayNow to pay. They had no patience and seemed annoyed when I said I didn't have enough cash. 👎🏻 I suggest the coffee shop owner include PayNow for drinks in case customers don't have cash on them.
Diana Ng
5
"First time trying the prawn ball la mian. Shiok! The prawny broth was very sedap! Umami! Good portion, fresh ingredients, and only $6.80. Way better than EHub prawn noodles. Will try their Hong Kong street zi char next time 😄"
Jansen Liow
1
Please DO NOT order any tea. I ordered a teh C, and it was so watery and flat! I took it back to the drink stall, and the sifu added something (I don't know what), but my teh C tasted as bad, if not worse! Either the sifu is of a primary school standard, or the tea leaves they used are cheap and super low grade, or both! Avoid the drink stall at all costs!
/Steffan Ong
3
One heavily built lady is very rude when selling coffee and often ends up quarreling with customers. The other lady, who is from China, is friendly and always attends to customer needs. Please bring a better mood to work, especially in the service sector.
Samuel Goh
1
Avoid this drink store at all costs. Their pricing is inconsistent; hot tea ranges from $1.30 to $1.80 for the same tea, depending on the time of day. Cold drinks start from $2.20 and up, seemingly depending on which staff member is on duty.
Jansen Tan
3
There is a good variety of food stalls at this coffeeshop. Some of the popular stalls are quite good and always have queues forming. The three most popular stalls are the caifan, fishball noodles, and chicken rice. The pancake stall is also popular; it opens in the morning and closes by 2 pm. The crispy pancake is really well done – very thin and crispy.
There are two other coffeeshops in Elias Mall, but this is the only one with air conditioning.
Irene Goh
1
"The food there is getting increasingly expensive. The drink stall always has a long queue, which sometimes extends outside the toilets. The washing area is very close to the stall, with soap and dirty plates near the serving tables – unhygienic. The tables are often dirty and not cleaned. I only saw one person at the plate collection counter, and no one was cleaning the tables. It's pointless to renovate if we can't eat in a clean environment."