Kopi/ Teh

Strong bitter Kopi. Very very hot.

Ya Kun has moved to a new spot in the corner, right opposite Daiso. Small space so very crowded. #B4-49

Soft boiled eggs that weren’t too raw. Fresh and delicious.

Slightly too sweet but taste was not bad. Very very hot.

This was not a Siu Siu Dai at all. So sweet I had to bring it back to ask for hot water to be added. In the end, it tasted like diluted sweet Kopi.

This must be the best Kopi Siu Siu Dai ever. The Kopi taste was strong yet not bitter. Sweetness level just right. Suited my taste perfectly.

According to one of their staff members, this is the one and only branch. All others are closed. ☹️

Decided to go for the Siu Dai instead of Siu Siu Dai. Pleasantly surprised by what one less Siu could do. Not as strongly bitter, but still sweet. This one was much better than its Siu Siu Dai sibling.

This Kopi was really good. Not bitter, not acidic, slightly sweet, and very hot. Nice Kopi taste.

This tasted similar to Ya Kun’s YY, but it was sweeter. Too sweet for me.

Very strong aromatic Kopi. A little bit sweet but acceptable.

I liked this the best out of all the yuan yangs I’ve tried. Kopi taste was not very strong and it was mostly milky Teh. But it wasn’t too sweet.

Hot milky Teh. A bit sweet.

Hard to find corner location. Quite noisy with lots of people chatting. I sat at the entrance to avoid the noise.

Very hot cup of Kopi. Good Kopi taste. A bit sweet.