Kopifellas

Got recommended to this place my friend and was pleasantly surprised! If you are looking for some quality traditional kopi then you can give them a try! Though slightly more expensive than what you get at coffee shops but the quality is worth it!👍🏻 I got Yuan yang at $2.90! Go try yourself to judge it!

This is one of the best iced coffee C I've ever had. There's a lovely hint of chocolate aftertaste, and I can't wait to return for more!

Coffee here is definitely better than the usual coffee shop. A rather robust and smooth brew, though initially had a bit of that siap siap taste but it did balance out after a few sips so alls good. $2.70 for my ice kopi, 50% sweetness.

Kopifellas has become my go-to spot whenever I’m in need of a satisfying cup of hot kopi or teh. Their price is also reasonable for its quality. This stall consistently delivers high-quality kopi and teh that cater perfectly to my cravings. But their food and other beverages so so only. Kopi: The kopi is a standout. The brew is rich and robust, that is perfectly balanced by the sweetness of condensed milk. Each cup is consistently smooth and velvety, making it a delightful treat every time. Teh: Their teh is equally impressive. It boasts a mellow, sweet flavor with a creamy texture that is incredibly comforting. The balance between the black tea and the condensed milk is just right, providing a soothing experience that keeps me coming back for more. Ambience: The cafe is in a non air condition area and table is quite limited, small, cramp as close to each other so I often order takeout instead of dine in. Limited seating during peak hours, so it can get a bit crowded. Overall: This shop is a gem for anyone who loves a good cup of kopi or teh. The high-quality kopi and teh, make it a must-visit cafe for satisfying your cravings.

Food is bad, except the eggs. The fishball soup was decent, at least the soup had flavour, but the fishballs were barely palatable. The earl grey milk toast set was disappointing. There's barely any taste to the earl grey milk spread. I almost had to imagine what the taste was like. Same with the earl grey milk tea, disappointing as well. I don't know if it's a bad day or just the regular food they serve, but I wouldn't come back here. It's really too disappointing. Perhaps there's a queue because they're opened earlier and there's no other choice. I don't know, I'm feeling a second wave of disappointment just looking through the pictures again. Not worth the money. One of the rare times I didn't finish my toast at all.

Came across this take out coffee place while gg to oishi bakery. Ordered their yuanyang kosong -$2. It was nicely brewed. Better than some chained coffee place. Definitely worth trying their coffee and teas.

Interesting to try. $5 small cold brew and $2.90 large yuan yang. Cold brew doesn’t have the smooth, mellow, and less acidic taste that you expect to have. Yuan Yang is what you can get at the coffeeshop but at a higher price. They should review why they are serving normal drinks at a higher price when there is nothing additional they can offer at present eg ambience, branding etc. Personal opinion. Try it yourself to know what they offer.

Ordered fishball noodles with chilli and vinegar but somehow their concoction of sauce tasted sweeter than the usual fishball noodles with vinegar elsewhere. Matcha milk toast was tasty, however the stall area is infested with lots of flies that will fly around you during your meal, making your mealtime less enjoyable as a result. The stall next door also has an employee who will keep hitting the flies away with a towel so some flies might end up flying to Kopifellas instead. Their earl grey milk tea was disappointing for the price - it was diluted and very ‘thin’. The taste was a bit superficial. Not sure if they were shorthanded but the cashier guy taking our orders was very distracted when taking our orders. there was constant break in between our order and it took us 1-2 mins to finish ordering as he was doing some other stuff (looking behind, looking at other customer’s order) while mending the cashier…