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Kopitiam Corner
361 Sembawang Cres, #01-01 Sun Natura, Singapore 750361
Kopitiam Corner is a cafe located in Sembawang at 361 Sembawang Crescent, within the Sun Natura building. Visitors frequent the spot for its casual cafe offerings and local atmosphere.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 3 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: Kopitiam Corner in Sembawang offers a diverse range of hawker-style food within a cafe setting.
We note that while the overall Google rating is 3.5/5, many individual stalls receive high praise.
The Western food and Bak Kut Teh are mentioned positively, as is the biryani from the Malay stall, which uses basmati rice.
The kopi is described as 'gao' (strong) and 'energetic'.
A standout appears to be 'Taste of Hanoi', a Vietnamese stall, with its beef pho lauded for a broth simmered for six hours with beef bones and ten herbs and spices.
The pho includes generous portions of tender beef slices and smooth rice noodles.
Their fried spring rolls, filled with minced pork, black fungus, tung hoon, mushrooms, and mint, are also highlighted as a 'yummy' option, priced at $4.80 for three.
The roasted chicken thigh and char siew are also noted for being juicy and tender, respectively.
We'd recommend exploring the individual stalls rather than viewing it as a single culinary entity.
Verdict: A good option for diverse hawker fare, especially for the Vietnamese stall, if you're in the Sembawang area.
Signature
Beef Pho from Taste of Hanoi ($4.80 for spring rolls)
Score: 75 · 3 sources
What customers say
Kopitiam Corner is generally well-regarded for its diverse food offerings, with specific praise for the Western food, Bak Kut Teh, and biryani using basmati rice.
The coffee, particularly the Kopi Gao and Yuan Yang-C, is noted for being strong and smooth.
New additions like Taste of Hanoi's beef pho and spring rolls have also received high acclaim for their authentic flavors and generous portions.
While most feedback is positive, the overall sentiment is slightly tempered by the average Google rating.
Google Reviews
Was recommended by a client to visit this Kopitiam. This is a very nice coffeeshop with wide variety of food. The western food pretty good. Bakuteh is nice too. The Malay shop using good basmati rice…
Tried yuan yang-c($1.35 with app) from kopi kiosk for my breakfast. Personally feel it is smooth, thick and less sweet. Ratio of tea is higher. The aunty served me also very friendly and courteous. 9.…
There’s a new Vietnamese stall called Taste of Hanoi, dishing out flavours of North Vietnam. We had beef pho and spring roll set. One of the best pho soup we have tasted in a food court. Owner shared…
Reviews from Google
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