Coffee Queen

I ordered an iced ginger milk. I was a little hesitant because it seemed like an unusual combination, but the ginger flavor was strong, and it was sweet and incredibly delicious. In hot Singapore, I ate ginger, and I'm not sure if I was trying to cool myself down or warm myself up, but I highly recommend it!

This morning, I ordered a kaya toast set and was issued a beeping token. After more than 20 minutes, the token had not beeped once, so I approached the stall to show that I had not received my order. The store lady (Vietnamese) repeated three times that she had "left the kaya toast at the store front" and that it was no longer there. The implication was clear — that someone else had collected it. I pointed out that the beeper never went off at all, to which she responded defensively, "You must have sat far away and I did not say you took." Yet she kept repeating the same line, that she had left the toast out and someone had taken it. The facts are simple. If a collection had genuinely taken place, the stall should have taken back the token at that point — that is the entire purpose of the token system. I am still holding my token, which means I have not collected my kaya toast. As a paying customer, I expect the goods I paid for to be delivered. By insisting that she "left the bread at the store front," she was effectively implying that I — or someone — was dishonest. It is far more likely that she simply short-prepared one set. I would strongly suggest a rethink of both the service attitude and the process here. Singapore runs on a rule-based, system-driven culture — tokens are collected on delivery, transactions are accountable, and customers are not made to feel like suspects. If the intent is to deflect responsibility, that approach will not survive long in this market. Own the mistake, fix the process, and treat paying customers with basic respect.

I love their teh-c kosong! It's nicer than the other drink stall inside the hawker.

Just love their Copi C, 1.40 SGD to drink in or +0.10 to take away. Often has a line especially weekends, which is even longer. But for a good cup of coffee, it's worth the wait!!

One auntie out of two (more slim) was very rude omg. The other auntie is ok..

Very good service

Best affordable vietnamese coffee 😍

Very good honey lemon