Eating House 815

Food wise is ok but the veggies rice stall is not so good nowadays. Morning breakfast aunty charge $2 for one chicken wing. Hope they can clean the small drain properly in front of the stall all the way to the last bhk stall . Darm smelly

Ordered their fish ball noodles, very solid. The chili sauce is super spicy and the portion is real big. The kopitiam also have a lot of other stalls including all time favorite chicken rice. It's a very old nostalgia 80s 90s type of setting. Don't miss it when you are here.

Soft Drink charged $1.80 to $1.90 which is ridiculous. What’s so special of this soft drink?? I wonder how they charged nowadays in all Singapore coffee shop. What a ripped off! Nowadays coffee shop is like a robber, use straws to rob.

Eating House 815 is a gem! The food is really good and the portions are generous. I enjoyed their nasi lemak - it was fragrant and delicious. The staff were attentive and the ambiance was pleasant. Highly recommended!

Our favourite spot for breakfast. Their kopi guo is must-have. The food at the vegetarian stall is simple and nice. Curry beehoon is our favourite comfort food, love the combination! Their tau kwa is especially delicious too. The price is so pocket friendly!

Except for mee goreng, bee hoon, kway teow goreng and murtabak which is still can be considered not so bad, but the taste of Roti Prata kosong, Roti Prata with egg and Thosai is getting from bad to worse, not also crunchy too.

One of our favourite coffee shops tucked in HDB in Jurong West near Pioneer North.

This coffee shop is always crowded and there are many options of food to choose from including mix rice, chicken rice, noodle soup, porridge, mee hoon kway, Indian stall that prepares variety of food including Roti Prata, Mee goreng, Briyani, et cetera; Chinese fruit and dried squid rojak, veggie Chinese vegetarian food, Japanese and Malay cuisine. Of course a coffee shop is incomplete without a beverage corner that also sells half boiled eggs and Kaya toast.

The three oldest stores I know are the Rojak, fishball ball noodles/curry noodles and chicken rice stalls.

My favourite store is the fishball noodles stall. Be fishball noodles, they also sell laksa, curry noodles, braised chicken feet, wanton noodles, noodles and more.

Mixed rice stall is also popular because of plenty of choices from variety of dishes. The taste of their dishes quite tasty but I found the price is slightly higher, and the portion varies depending on the server.

The local coffee is quite good but the price is higher than in the city.

Overall still a good neighbourhood coffee shop to visit especially when you do not know what to eat. You will find something there.