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Aiman Cafe
235 Jurong East Street 21, Singapore 600235
International cuisine is served in this airy, down-to-earth destination that has a take-out option.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 4 data points · Updated 2 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 19 Oct 2026
Our take: Aiman Cafe in Jurong East offers a wide array of halal international cuisine in a clean, airy setting.
We see consistent praise for the variety, with options ranging from Western to Nasi Padang and noodles.
The Roti John, in particular, has received high marks for its soft bread and balanced sauces, though some might find it a light meal.
Portions are generally generous, especially for dishes like the chicken rice and Western pasta.
However, we note some price concerns, with a teh tarik at $1.80 and packed kuih at $2.70, which some reviewers feel is on the higher side for a neighbourhood coffeeshop.
We'd recommend sticking to the pasta or Western menu for value and flavour, and perhaps skipping the $10 quesadillas, which have been called out for not being properly melted.
Overall, it's a reliable spot for halal food with a relaxed atmosphere.
Best for casual meals where variety is key, but be mindful of individual item pricing.
Signature
Roti John
Best time
Anytime for a chill, laid-back experience
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 75 · 4 sources
What customers say
Aiman Cafe is praised for its clean environment, diverse halal food options including Western, Nasi Padang, and noodles, with many finding the portions generous and tasty, particularly the chicken rice and improved roti john.
However, some customers feel certain items like teh tarik and packed kuih are overpriced for a neighborhood coffeeshop, and the quesadillas are specifically noted as subpar.
Google Reviews
Very clean coffeeshop to enjoy various halal food such as western, Nasi Padang and noodles. I tried the chicken rice. Big portion and extremely tasty
vibes there is just too good... very chill and laid back and not crowded previously i ate thr roti john it was mediocre but this time round it was amazing, the bread was soft and the amount of sauces…
Unexpected price for a simple teh tarek can go up to $1.80, packed kuih already marked up $2.70/pack. For a neighbourhood coffeeshop will be Abit overpriced. As compare to those in Arab st, it is much…
Totally the spot for halal food! So many stalls and options to try, and almost all is good. Everything else is worth getting from most stalls, just skip the subpar $10 quesadillas.. they dont melt it…
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