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Chang Cheng Mee Wah Coffeeshop
324 Bukit Batok Street 33, #01-31 Block 324, Singapore 650324
Chang Cheng Mee Wah Coffeeshop is a budget-friendly cafe located at Block 324 on Bukit Batok Street 33, serving coffee and light fare to the neighbourhood. Visitors appreciate its casual, accessible atmosphere for a quick stop.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 45 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 4 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Chang Cheng Mee Wah Coffeeshop appears to be a mixed bag, with some patrons praising the variety and overall quality of stalls, while others highlight significant issues with service and food consistency.
The fishball noodles, priced at $3.50, are noted for their taste but also for inconsistent portion sizes, particularly when prepared by the lady boss.
The economic rice stall faces criticism for serving cold and tough items like popcorn chicken.
There are also reports of poor service, especially from specific staff members, and changes in payment procedures for dishes like the curry fish head, which can also involve a 15-20 minute wait after rice is served.
The economic bee hoon stall is cited for a decline in standard and portion size after a change in ownership, with a plate of two chicken wings, one egg, and mixed bee hoon/kway teow costing $5.20.
We'd recommend this coffeeshop if you're in the Bukit Batok area and looking for variety, but be prepared for potential inconsistencies in both food and service.
It's a reliable everyday option, not a destination meal.
Signature
fishball noodles
Wait time
15-20 minutes for curry fish head
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 45 · 5 sources
What customers say
Chang Cheng Mee Wah Coffeeshop receives mixed reviews, with a recurring complaint about the rude attitude of the 'lady boss' and a 'Malaysian aunt' at the curry fish head stall, impacting overall dining experience despite some dishes being tasty.
While some praise the variety and quality of stalls, others note declining food portions and quality, particularly for fishball noodles and economic bee hoon, and issues with cold food at the economy rice store.
Service inconsistencies, including changes in payment collection, also contribute to negative sentiment.
Google Reviews
I ordered at the economy rice store. I ordered this spicy popcorn chicken, it came cold and hard. I asked them if I can change to a different meat and they had the balls to say it’s like that. It’s su…
15 Jan 2025 Ordered fishball noodle for breakfast. Taste of noodle is still nice but ingredients has reduced especially the fish cake Only 2 slices. This bowl of noodles cost $3.50. Service level from…
The economic bee hoon standard and portion really dropped alot after changing hand. The old couples has either handed over or sold the business but the branding is still the same. After reno, its even…
A typical neighborhood coffee shop but the wanton and fish ball noodles were good. Not like any other typical chain stores like Fei Siong or those in food courts that are forever inconsistent in taste…
Economy fried bee Hoon come with generous serving. Taste average and bit of dry. However, they do have variety of sides to add. May 2023 - Kopi O with or w/o sugar $1.30
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