Shop Reviews

"Ideal for a Sunday brunch if you live in Tampines. The food is very well made, and the portion sizes are big. The service is easygoing and friendly, too. I would recommend the chicken parmigiana, which comes with sweet potatoes. Good stuff! The place is a bit small, so you might have to wait a little while for a table. But you can get a drink and wait if you're not super hungry. Other than that, everything is great."

Went on a Friday afternoon; it was quite quiet, and the place was study-friendly (we found one charging outlet). However, the window ledge seats were a bit dirty, and the metal strip chairs might be uncomfortable for those sitting for a longer period. The filter coffee was amazing, and the food portions were generous. We had the pesto pasta salad, Angus beef burger with additional scrambled eggs, purple honey filter coffee, and an iced chai latte. Loved the effort and display of the filter coffee! The ambiance was really nice and calm, and it’s the perfect place for a weekday lunch. The staff were polite and courteous as well.

The truffle egg mayo croissant is fantastic, with generous toppings and a crispy, buttery croissant. The side salad has a refreshing dressing. The matcha latte is nice too (I think it's unsweetened). The seating inside the cafe is pretty cramped, but there are plenty of outdoor seats around Tampines Hub.

"I went on a Sunday morning and the cafe was packed. The limited seating and cramped quarters made for a less-than-comfortable experience. Additionally, the prices were a bit steep for the portion sizes and food quality. Overall, it's a decent choice if you're in the area and willing to pay a premium, but it's not necessarily a destination worth seeking out."

"A very convenient place in the neighborhood to grab a bite or shop for groceries. There's a supermarket, a food court, and a bakery here."

"If you're looking for the community club, it's located on level 2, next to the library."

I frequently go there to get groceries with my mum. Even though there's a bigger Fairprice branch at Our Tampines Hub, we know most of the staff at this location better, and it's great to speak with them. I also love how this outlet has been updated with self-checkout for both cash and card purchases, similar to the outlet at Our Tampines Hub.

Went to Sun You Japanese Korean food stall and was served by the worst server ever. I understand he's deaf, but he kicked a chair and walked toward me, staring and asking, "What do you want?" He served my food without wearing a mask, then started pacing back and forth, looking at me as if he were looking for faults.

"My favourite place to go, NTUC FairPrice supermarket is always well-stocked and not as crowded. The clinic on the 2nd floor has a very good doctor, very precise and straightforward. You can go up to the 1st and 2nd floors for shops. This is a one-stop hub for many things."

Compact yet convenient. Supermarket, childcare, tuition centers, music classes, art classes, dance classes, a bakery, a clinic, a food court, and more – the essential ones are all within the building.