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Coffeeshop (Kimly Seafood) at Blk 163A Gangsa Road, Bukit Panjang
163A Gangsa Rd, Singapore 671163
Coffeeshop (Kimly Seafood) serves seafood dishes in Bukit Panjang at 163A Gangsa Road. The establishment has garnered 41 reviews on Google.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 45 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take on this Kimly Seafood coffeeshop suggests a mixed bag of experiences.
While some patrons praise the variety of stalls and specific dishes like the Koka noodles, which reportedly draws a crowd in the 'wee hours', there are notable inconsistencies.
The Western stall's Fish and Chips, priced at $7.50, receives a decent review for its taste and portion, despite a minor observation about oily buns.
However, the beverage stall seems to be a point of contention, with pre-made, overly sweet coffee and tea being a recurring complaint.
The dim sum stall also garners negative feedback regarding both food quality and, more significantly, consistently poor and unwelcoming service.
A major concern for some is the presence of a smoking area, which impacts the overall dining environment for families.
We think this location is best for those specifically seeking the Koka noodles during off-peak hours or a quick and affordable Western meal.
However, we'd advise caution with the dim sum and beverage stalls, and those sensitive to smoking environments might prefer to avoid it altogether.
Signature
Koka noodles
Best time
wee hours for Koka noodles
Score: 45 · 5 sources
What customers say
Customers appreciate the variety of food stalls available, with the Koka noodles, chicken rice, and western food (specifically the Fish and Chips) receiving positive mentions for taste and value.
However, the pre-made and overly sweet coffee/tea is a significant drawback, and the dim sum stall is consistently criticised for poor service and unfriendly staff.
The presence of a smoking area is also a concern for some patrons, particularly families.
Google Reviews
There are many nice food stalls here but don’t order coffee or tea get can drinks instead. Their coffee tea are all pre-made and sold to you the moment you order.. come on! we are not in a rush for a…
Here’s a professional but honest way you can comment on a bad experience at Kimly Coffee’s dim sum store: I've given Kimly Coffee's dim sum store more than one chance, but unfortunately, the experien…
Coffee is extremely bad, worst in my life , drink stall staff says it’s “fresh”. Better not order coffee from here, other kimly coffeeshops all the same.
Coffee stall aunties have extremely bad attitude. Ordered takeaway hot coffee in cup. Aunties did not tell me no takeaway cups available. I asked a couple more times when she was proceeding to pour my…
One of the best coffee shops in Bukit panjang with a variety of good tasting dishes. The Koka noodles is famous and people come here in the wee hours for it. Other stalls are great too such as the chi…
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