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Kopitiam @ Northpoint City has just reopened on 1 Dec 2023, after closing for a few months for revamping works. The newly renovated Kopitiam can be found in the same location, within Basement 2 of Northpoint City.
Kopitiam @ Northpoint City brings over 20 stalls to Yishun, with a huge variety of cuisines and dishes for patrons to enjoy.
The spacious new Kopitiam also offers plenty of tables and seats for dine-in meals. When I visited on the opening day itself, the space was packed with loads of diners eager to try out the new stalls.
Wondering what lies in store for you at Kopitiam @ Northpoint City? Check out exciting vendors like King Grouper Fish Soup, which serves bowls of healthy sliced fish soup from S$8, and Hong Kong Delights Mini Wok, where you can enjoy zi char favourites such as Salted Egg Cream Set (S$7.50/S$8) and Prawn Paste Chicken Set (S$7.50).
Feng Xiang is another stall to check out if you’re in the market for some delectable bak kut teh. You can’t miss out on their signature Herbal Bak Kut Teh (Soup) (S$8.50/S$14.90), loaded with tons of hearty and healthy ingredients. Alternatively, choose from an assortment of fried porridge, topped with protein like Abalone (S$13.50), Sliced Fish (S$8.50) and Frog Leg (S$9.90).
The stall within Kopitiam @ Northpoint City that I was the most intrigued by was Ai Shang— if you can’t read Chinese characters, simply look out for the stall with a signboard reading “Gyoza • Xiao Long Bao“. Ai Shang serves both traditional Oriental delights and unique fusion dishes, such as the delicious Laksa Dumplings Soup (S$7.20 for 6 pieces), featuring juicy dumplings served in a fragrant laksa broth.
You can also find Xiao Long Bao at only S$7.20 for 6 pieces— what a steal!
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The Laksa Gyoza (S$5.80) at Ai Shang is a must-try, as it is juicy and aromatic, with an addictive crispy thin layer on top.
If you’re craving something a little soupier and heartier, head on over to Soup Lodge right next door for some fantastic herbal soups. The White Pepper Fish Maw Pig Stomach Chicken Soup (S$8.80) is a signature soup not to be missed, with its impressive robust flavours and generous amount of ingredients.
Cai fan enthusiasts dining at Kopitiam @ Northpoint City can check out Kakhi Nang for economy rice, with a myriad of options to select from. Other stalls to keep an eye out for include Koo Kee Yong Tow Foo Mee, where you can enjoy healthy yong tau foo bowls, and Telur Thai, which stuns with offerings like Golden Egg Floss Chicken Tom Yum Soup (S$7.90) and Green Curry Chicken (S$6.90).
Satisfy your noodle cravings at Mian Jiang, which serves up handmade noodles, or savour Michelin-recommended nasi lemak dishes at the well-known Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang. Of course, no Kopitiam is complete without Mala Xiang Guo— dig in to all sorts of ingredients and select from 5 spice levels, ranging from Non-Spicy all the way to Monster Spicy.
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