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Billion Foods

3.3(15)on Google$coffeebishan

160 Sin Ming Dr, Singapore 575722

Billion Foods is a cafe located at 160 Sin Ming Dr in Bishan. The venue draws a steady stream of visitors to the neighborhood.

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

Opening Hours

Today (Thursday)7:00 AM – 11:00 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
C+Worth a visit

Score: 60 / 100

Atmosphere80
Food quality65
Value for money50

Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 21 Jul 2026

Our take on Billion Foods suggests a mixed bag, with some patrons appreciating the clean and spacious environment, particularly for a coffee shop setting.

The prawn mee receives specific mentions, with some finding the broth tasty but portions, especially the prawn count, on the smaller side.

Another review notes a bland prawn noodle, suggesting inconsistency.

Other stalls within Billion Foods offer items like sardine puff, fishball noodles (with a preference for plain fishballs over mixed), mala xiang guo, minced pork noodles, and chicken rice, all of which have garnered positive feedback from some diners.

We think it functions primarily as a convenient spot for a quick bite, especially for those in the vicinity or waiting for vehicle services.

We'd recommend managing expectations on consistency, particularly for the prawn mee.

Best for a casual, no-frills meal if you're in the area, but not a destination in itself.

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prawn mee

Score: 60 · 5 sources

What customers say

Customer sentiment for Billion Foods is mixed, with some praising the clean and spacious environment and specific dishes like the sardine puff, mala xiang guo, minced pork noodle, and chicken rice.

However, recurring feedback highlights small portion sizes, particularly for prawn mee, and inconsistent quality in dishes like fishball noodles and tea.

While some find the food acceptable for its price point, others desire improvements in ingredient quality and serving sizes.

prawn mee portion sizespacious & clean environmentinconsistent food qualityspecific dish highlights (mala xiang guo, chicken rice, sardine puff)
40% positive40% neutral20% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★Google Map· a year ago

Tried the prawn mee at the canteen. Flavour was nice, broth was tasty, but only got two prawns and the portion of noodles was quite small. Would be great if they could offer a bigger serving or more p…

★★★★★Backyard Xplorer· 10 months ago

Coffee shop at corner of this multi car repair building. Tea is not as great and triwd the prawn noodle here. Blant but for the price it just those have a quick bite while waiting for your vehicle to…

★★★★★Hrmgr· a year ago

Tried the noodle stall in this corner shop. Not big for a coffee shop. The fish balls noodle was acceptable though the fish balls can be better with plain ones instead those mixed with veg and chili.…

★★★★★Dennis N· 11 months ago

Quaint, well spaced and really clean place to be. I’m supposed the ratings are so bad. It’s windy and everyone dining has their own personal space to enjoy so I feel that it’s good. I enjoyed the sard…

★★★★james petez· 2 months ago

The drink stall very dodgy. When order soft drink, its $190 if you want a cup of ice. Without ice, it's $180. Not sure if this is a norm practice or scamming people.

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