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Jin Hong Coffee Shop

★ 3.7(19)on Googlecoffeetoa payoh

137 Potong Pasir Ave 3, Block 137, Singapore 350137

Jin Hong Coffee Shop is a cafe located at Block 137 Potong Pasir Ave 3 in Toa Payoh. Visitors appreciate the casual setting and coffee offerings at this neighborhood spot.

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

BSolid

Score: 75 / 100

Atmosphere65

Food quality85

Value for money80

Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 3 Aug 2026

Our take: Jin Hong Coffee Shop is a long-standing neighbourhood spot in Toa Payoh, noted for its casual setting and diverse hawker offerings.

While the coffee shop itself has been upgraded over the years, the draw here is the variety of stalls.

We'd highlight the Indian Muslim stall, Al-Bismi, which receives consistent praise for its Mee Goreng Kambing and crispy egg & onion prata.

Reviewers specifically mention the 'tender diced Kambing with the orange red sauce' and 'fragrant wok hei smell' for the Mee Goreng Kambing.

Another stall offers 'Seremban lai fun with braised pork' which is described as having 'authentic Seremban flavours' and well-cooked braised pork.

While some stalls may close, the consistent quality of the remaining vendors makes this a reliable choice for a diverse meal.

We think it's a good option for those in the area looking for a variety of well-executed hawker dishes.

Signature

Mee Goreng Kambing

Score: 75 · 4 sources

What customers say

Jin Hong Coffee Shop is a nostalgic neighborhood spot in Toa Payoh, offering a variety of hawker fare.

Patrons highly recommend the Indian Muslim stall, Al-Bismi, for its "awesome" Mee Goreng Kambing, crispy prata, and delicious fish curry, with cook Narayanan receiving specific praise.

Other popular dishes include the Dried Duck Noodles and Seremban lai fun with braised pork, noted for its authentic flavors and tender meat.

Al-Bismi Indian Muslim stall qualityNostalgic atmosphereAuthentic Seremban flavorsVariety of hawker food optionsReasonably priced food

90% positive10% neutral0% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Wendy Tan (悦翎)· 2 years ago

Has requested my friends (AH & TCY) to bring me explore Singapore local food at Kopitiams for my recent trip. The number one pick for this coffee shop is Dried Duck Noodles - surprisingly i like it, b…

★★★★★Kalintouya· 3 years ago

This coffeeshop has been there eversince Potong Pasir Estate was established somewhere in 1985. A nolstagic coffee place that was upgraded several times to keep up with times. This Indian stall was r…

★★★★★Ban Guan Gea· a year ago

Tucked away in a corner of Jin Hong Coffee Shop is a small Indian Muslim stall called Al-Bismi. I had the best egg & onion prata in a very long time. Crisp and light outside but soft and delicious ins…

★★★★★Nelson Gan· 3 years ago

Came here looking for Seremban food.. specifically cuttlefish meehoon. Unfortunately, it was sold out. So tried the Seremban lai fun with braised pork. Very authentic Seremban flavours. The braised po…

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