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Foodclique Coffee Shop
347 Bukit Batok Street 34, Block 347, Singapore 650347
Foodclique Coffee Shop is a budget-friendly cafe located at Block 347 Bukit Batok Street 34 in the Bukit Batok neighbourhood. The cafe draws regular visitors who appreciate its casual atmosphere and affordable pricing for coffee and light fare.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 4 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: Foodclique Coffee Shop offers a range of hawker fare, with the mixed vegetable rice (cai fan) frequently highlighted for its affordability and flavour.
Reviewers praise the tender pork ribs and well-executed dishes from the cai fan stall, with some noting it's a surprisingly decent option even for those not typically fans of the dish.
However, consistency appears to be an issue across stalls.
The Hokkien mee is described as bland, and the char kway tiao leans salty.
The Kimly Teochew Porridge stall receives strong criticism for cold, tasteless dishes, sandy lala, and perceived overpricing, with one customer reporting a $46 bill for a few dishes.
The fried carrot cake from Ming Ji stall, particularly the white version, is a standout, drawing comparisons to famous hawker centres and is considered worth the wait despite potential queues.
We think this spot is best for those seeking an affordable and satisfying cai fan or fried carrot cake, but approach other stalls with caution.
Expect queues during lunch and dinner.
Signature
mixed vegetable rice
Best time
after 1:30pm for lunch
Wait time
20-30 min during peak hours
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Foodclique Coffee Shop generally receives positive feedback for its affordable and flavourful mixed vegetable rice, with specific praise for dishes like tender pork ribs and well-executed stir-fries.
However, some patrons have experienced disappointment with bland Hokkien Mee, salty Char Kway Teow, and cold, tasteless dishes from the Kimly Teochew Porridge stall, which is also perceived as overpriced.
Long queues are common during peak hours, particularly for popular stalls like the fried carrot cake.
Google Reviews
I’m usually not a fan of cai fan, but this place is definitely decent. Everything was flavourful, and the pork rib was tender and fresh. Every dish was well executed. I actually started writing this r…
Just moved here recently. Chanced upon this coffee shop and was amazed at how affordable the mixed veg rice is and even more amazed at how good the dishes all taste. Long queues will form during lunch…
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