Food Haven Coffeeshop

We note that the ambiance is generally well-received, described as spacious and comfortable for casual meals.

However, the food quality appears inconsistent across stalls.

The White Wanton Mee ($4.50) and Thai pork basil rice ($6.50) have received positive remarks for their taste and texture, with the wanton mee noodles specifically praised for being 'qq'.

Conversely, we observe significant dissatisfaction with the brewed drinks, particularly the Teh C Kosong peng, which is criticised for lacking both tea and milk flavour.

There are also reports of poor quality from other stalls, including a 'tasteless' dry hor fun and 'charred' fried chicken fillets ($6.90).

Staff attentiveness has also been called into question at times.

The frequent turnover of food stalls is another point of concern, suggesting a lack of consistent offerings.

Verdict: Best for a quick, casual meal if you stick to the recommended wanton mee or Thai basil rice.

Avoid the brewed drinks and be prepared for potential inconsistencies from other stalls.