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Kimly Coffeeshop (881 Clementi)
345 Clementi Ave 5, Block 345, Singapore 120345
Kimly Coffeeshop is a cafe located in Clementi at Block 345, Clementi Ave 5. Visitors appreciate the mid-range pricing and casual atmosphere for coffee and light meals.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 3 data points · Updated 2 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: Kimly Coffeeshop at 881 Clementi is a well-regarded neighbourhood spot, offering a diverse range of hawker fare in a casual setting.
We note the popularity of the Zi Char stall, with dishes like the prawn ball with ginger hor fun receiving praise for its 'wok hei' and unique offerings such as honeydew thousand island dressing prawn ball.
However, the crispy duck has been described as a bit dry.
The dim sum stall is also a highlight, with many items made in-house, but the standout appears to be the homemade porridge, particularly the pi tan zhou and peanut porridge, which are reportedly generous with ingredients like scallops and oysters.
Claypot rice is another option, though it requires a 20-minute wait and doesn't include vegetables.
The sliced fish bee hoon is noted for its fresh fish and tasty soup.
We think this is a solid choice for a varied meal, especially if you're in the mood for comforting porridge or a Zi Char spread.
Best for a casual, unpretentious meal with a group or for a quick, satisfying solo lunch.
Signature
homemade porridge
Wait time
20 minutes for claypot rice
Price
$$ (Moderate)
Score: 75 · 3 sources
What customers say
Kimly Coffeeshop (881 Clementi) is praised for its tasty and unique Zi Char dishes, particularly the wok hei-infused hor fun, though the crispy duck can be dry.
The dim sum stall's homemade porridge, especially the pi tan zhou and peanut porridge, is highly recommended for its generous ingredients.
While the claypot rice and sliced fish bee hoon are generally yummy with fresh ingredients, customers note a lack of vegetables in these dishes.
Google Reviews
Celebrated Father’s Day in advance with Kimly Zi Char . Ordered these curated dishes stir-fried morels with assorted vegetables, for prawn ball with ginger hor fun, honeydew thousand island dressing p…
This coffee shop also goes by the name of : 881. Probably the local movie must have had a huge impact on the owners, heh. The most popular stall here, arguably, is the corner dim sum stall. The owners…
Today's claypot rice - it took 20 minutes to cook, amazing. Pity no vege (need side order) and 2 salted fish bits not crispy. Tastes yummy overall. Yesterday's sliced fish bee hoon had nice tasting…
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