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HOUSE DOWNSTAIRS
170 Ghim Moh Rd, #01-03 Ulu Pandan CC, Singapore 279621
House Downstairs is a mid-range cafe located at 170 Ghim Moh Rd in Queenstown's Ulu Pandan CC. Visitors consistently appreciate the cafe's offerings, with the establishment maintaining a 4.5 rating across over 327 reviews.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 80 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 4 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: House Downstairs presents a casual cafe experience with a menu that generally hits more than it misses.
The Laksa Goreng, priced at $16, consistently receives high praise for its fusion take on a classic, described as a 'delicious laksa version of fried Hokkien prawn noodle' with a generous serving of fish cakes and prawns.
Other popular items include the Korean rice balls, which are a hit with families, and the scallion pancake served with condensed milk.
While the Rosti has received mixed reviews, with some finding it bland and small in portion, the overall sentiment leans positive.
We think the friendly and attentive staff contribute significantly to the dining experience, often making up for any minor culinary shortcomings.
The cafe's ambience is noted as pleasant and family-friendly, with quick service.
It's a solid option for a casual meal, especially if you're in the Queenstown area and looking for a fusion twist on local favourites.
We'd recommend it for families or small groups seeking a relaxed dining spot with generally good food and service.
Signature
Laksa Goreng
Price
$$ (Moderate)
Score: 80 · 5 sources
What customers say
HOUSE DOWNSTAIRS generally receives positive feedback for its friendly and attentive staff, quick service, and inviting cafe ambience.
Popular dishes include the Laksa Goreng, Scallion Pancake, and Korean Riceballs, which are frequently praised for their taste and unique fusion style.
However, some customers have found certain items like the Rösti to be small or bland, and the croissant occasionally soggy, leading to mixed experiences with specific dishes.
Google Reviews
Went to House Downstairs @ Ulu Pandan CC recently and honestly, it’s not about how far I stay — what matters is whether the food is worth it… and this place did not disappoint. We ordered a few dishes…
Great cafe located in the community center! Craygee was great - more details below. Sourdough not really up to my expectations as I like my sourdough either crispy and bouncy or soft and bouncy. But…
Coffee was good. Tasted a hint of alcohol in the beans they used- so good! Note there’sno alcohol in the coffee. I just meant the beans they used were good and had a slight alcoholic taste which I app…
Some of the dishes here are hits and misses. The hits: The laksa. It is more of a fusion-style laksa and the hokkien mee. It was genuinely good. It served piping hot. The riceballs were delicious wi…
enjoyed the afternoon reading to good songs in the background (even shazam-ed and saved an indie song) white coffee ($6) that was alright but that double chocolate banana slice ($6) 🤌 ambience is n…
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