31 Coffee Shop

loosy chao guo tiao.. portion given out not fixed to pricing

This morning, I ate laska from Ding Feng Teochew Fishball Noodles stall in Yishun block 769 coffeeshop. The gravy of the laska was fragrant with generous amount of ingredients. However, price has increase from $3.50 to $4.00 recently. Hope that price will go back when inflation is cool down.

It's good place to eat n relax,friendly environment

okay.... food and service quite good.. tends to be a bit crowded and noisy around mealtimes... regular beer crowd occupying a few tables daily..
Food-wise quite a variety : resident zhi char, roast meat & soya sauce chicken branch outlet, western food stall, Indian Muslim food outlet with a 2-stall set-up also selling Beryani Rice but for breakfast & lunch only, Chinese Minced Meat noodle stall with Laksa available, and finally a Curry Rice stall with a wide array of tasty cooked dishes (around 25 varieties) and soup-of-the-day ( porridge also available, but almost always sold out after lunch).. portions cooked twice a day, one for lunch and another for the dinner crowd.

This review is ONLY for the tze char stall. One of the lady staff is very rude when we did not even do anything while sitting down at the table next to her booth allocated to us by the coffee shop server and she slam their customers takeaway on us.

Affordable economics rice, Indian food also not too bad... You can also try the Wanton Noodles.

Clean and good air circulation. Food are reasonable priced. Parking is easy too.
I like the dry version of prawn bihun with tomato sauce. $4 for quite generous portion. The fishball is not bad too. (Open from morning to noon)
The tzi char stall (满味坊) is a hidden gem. They offer a wide variety of dishes. The curry fish head and fish head steamboat are nice.