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Maxim TAM CHIAK Kopitiam (Bidadari)
212 Bidadari Park Dr, #03, Singapore 360212
Maxim TAM CHIAK Kopitiam in Toa Payoh serves cafe fare at 212 Bidadari Park Drive. The casual eatery draws visitors who appreciate its convenient location near Bidadari Park.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 2 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 19 Oct 2026
Our take: Maxim TAM CHIAK Kopitiam in Bidadari offers a diverse range of hawker fare, making it a convenient dining spot for residents.
We note consistent praise for the fried Hokkien mee, with reviewers highlighting generous portions of fresh seafood and a well-balanced chilli.
The prawn mee from SongHua also receives positive mentions for its flavour profile.
For those seeking dim sum, Ding Sheng Fuzhou Dim Sum provides an affordable selection, with the Char Siew Bao and Chicken Glutinous Rice being particular standouts.
However, we observe mixed feedback on the dim sum stall's service and the quality of some items like the Siew Mai skin.
The Dang Gui duck noodles and chicken rice from the HK Roast meat stall are also well-regarded.
While the kopitiam generally maintains cleanliness, some experiences with the dim sum stall's plate availability suggest operational inconsistencies.
We think this is a solid neighbourhood option, particularly for its noodle dishes and the variety of stalls.
Best for a casual, everyday meal.
Signature
fried Hokkien mee
Best time
morning for dim sum
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 75 · 5 sources
What customers say
Maxim TAM CHIAK Kopitiam (Bidadari) is praised for its diverse food options, with many customers highlighting the delicious fried Hokkien mee, prawn mee, and dang gui duck noodles.
While the dim sum stall, Ding Sheng Fuzhou Dim Sum, offers reasonable prices and variety, some items like the siew mai and chwee kueh toppings received feedback for improvement.
Service quality varies significantly between stalls, with the fish and fishball shops receiving commendation, but the dim sum stall noted for poor service and operational issues like running out of plates.
Google Reviews
The fried Hokkien mee was really delicious with generous portions of fresh prawns, sotong and pork belly. If they can offer beehoon mixed noodles, that can add greatly to the texture of the dish. The…
Delicious dang gui duck noodles from the HK Roast meat stall! Their chicken rice is great too! I also enjoy the century egg congee from the dim sum stall (mostly opens in the mornings as they sell out…
Review of Maxim Tam Jiak Coffee Shop @ Bidadari This coffee shop opened earlier this year and has brought a great variety of eateries to the neighbourhood, making it a lively new dining spot. I came…
Ordered prawn mee and hokkien mee from SongHua and it was really good. Not a big fan of prawn noodles but the taste for this one was just nice (not too salty). Hokkien mee was good too! Edit: went do…
5 ⭐ because I really want this coffee shop to stay open. ⭐ Food from fish shop and fish ball shop is very good. But dim sum is not great. ⭐ For cleanliness. Toilets and hand washing facilities are cle…
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