Welcome to Punggol.

Two Men Bagel House is pretty much a familiar name within the local F&B scene after all these years — in fact, these folks had even expanded their presence out of Singapore and into Thailand in recent years as well. Whilst much of its operations in Singapore seems to have been stabilised with multiple locations all around the island, Two Men Bagel House had silently opened their newest outlet in Tower 98 of the Punggol Digital District — this would be the same tower block that also houses Aka Sushi Bar and Woke by Wake The Crew, and the outlet of Song Fa Bak Kut Teh and 87 Just Thai there. As with all locations of Two Men Bagel House in Singapore, the outlet at Punggol Coast also does come with dine-in seating. The food menu revolves around bagel sandwiches, bagels and schmears; there is also the possibility of choosing the various elements that they have to offer to “assemble your own bagel sandwich”. Non-bagel lovers also do have the option of Super Bowls as well, while Two Men Bagel House also offers a small variety of sides dishes that can be shared around as well.

Two Men Bagel House does offer an exclusive bagel sandwich at every outlet that they operate — the bagel sandwich offering exclusively available at their Punggol Coast would be Finding Nemo; the menu describes the item to come with elements such as fried fish of the day, sunny side-up, salted egg sauce, Thai chilli jam, pickled 3 chili and Mesculun. As with all bagel sandwiches available at Two Men Bagel House, patrons do get the choice to choose their preferred bagel to go with the Finding Nemo — our choice of bagel being the Cheddar & Jalapeno bagel. Two Men Bagel House’s bagel sandwiches usually comes at a substantial portion size and the same can be said about the Finding Nemo — there is something about the elements and flavours going on here that seems very closely related to local-style wok-fried dishes served up at zichar establishments in coffeeshops, food courts and hawker centres. The fried fish of the day does come with fried batter of panko crumbs that adds a crisp texture on the exterior to the flaky and moist fish within. The immediate dish that the Finding Nemo is reminiscent of would be salted egg sauce fish fillet; the salted egg sauce does come with a sandy texture from the mashed salted egg that gives it a saltish yet creamy note. Other elements like the Thai chilli jam adds that sweet note typical of Thai sweet chili sauce with a mild level of spiciness to tickle the tastebuds, while the capsicums do give the typical fragrance of chili peppers that one would come across in some dishes like Sweet & Sour Pork. The choice of the Cheddar & Jalapeno bagel also works great where the bagel itself was firm; all that while the jalapeño further adds on to the flavours of the pickled 3 chili with the melted cheddar giving a bit of a chew and a crunch plus a slight savouriness to further provide a contrast of flavours. Do get ready a bunch of tissue paper whilst getting through the Finding Nemo though; the amount of sauces and drippy elements does make it a little bit of a messy eat for those whom are not too careful!

(medium size - $7.90) smooth and rich nutty taste for warabimochi drink

Absolutely delicious bacon and egg brioche sandwich Korean style! Loved their freshly made popcorn too

($6.20) I saw sukyia at tw but I didn't wanted to try bc sg also have it too. but I decided to come back eating lol.

($2.90)

($19.90) come w random plush blind bag. Got a variety of raw and cooked sushi.

($6.90) Grilled Eel just got sauce on the top; Steamed Eel come w small slice of lemon (dont really remembered tat I have tried it b4) like quite nice and fresh made.

($9.90) its new latest collection for matcha series w mother's day collab. Its quite nice especially red bean between of the cake. As the matcha sprinkles was quite hard to chew thru and texture was quite moist.

This one is one that Punggol Coast residents have probably been looking forward to its opening the most for a while now — whilst the hoarding for renovation works for Woke by Wake The Crew had been up for quite a period of time ever since Tower 98 of Punggol Digital District had first opened its doors to the public, the cafe had only managed to officially open in the past couple of weeks. Best known for their cold brew coffee concentrates, Wake The Crew had mostly been seen around pop-up locations before the establishment of their very first cafe concept at Punggol Coast — this also marks their first time operating a brick-and-mortar location locally. Woke by Wake The Crew is located in the same block as where the FairPrice Finest supermarket is situated at there; they are neighbours with the outlet of 87 Just Thai there as well. Whilst their focus would still be in their specialty coffee offerings where roasted beans, cold brews and cold brew concentrates are available via retail, they also do serve up an extensive range of beverages segmented into Coffee, Crafted, Tea, and Non-Caffeine categories. Woke by Wake The Crew also serves up light food to go along with their beverages, with the menu featuring categories such as Bread, Savoury and Sweet.

Part of the line-up of Bread that Woke by Wake The Crew has to offer would be their Charcoal Sourdough Stack — we went for the Pesto Triple Cheese which features charcoal-infused sourdough (hence the jet black aesthetic of the bread), whilst it features a mix of three different types of cheeses all melted and a pesto spread in between. The Pesto Triple Cheese offers no surprises here considering how it is simply made as an item that is simple and comforting whilst being a crowd pleaser; taking a bite into the sandwich, we did find that charcoal sourdough to come with a firm bite and a good crunch on the edges — there is some tension in the bread itself though it is still pretty easy to chew apart. In between, the triple cheese does provide a little bit of that cheese pull that one would expect to get in a typical grilled cheese sandwich. The savouriness from the cheese is matched up with the flavours of the pesto spread that hints of notes of basil and garlic which adds another dimension of savouriness, nuttiness and a slight zing to the sandwich which is all familiar, but still satisfying.

Gotten the braised duck meat for two, with peanuts and salted veg. The duck was tender and nicely braised but the portion felt too small, thinly sliced and not quite enough for sharing. The yam rice was fragrant, peanuts were usual and the salted veg balance things out. Flavours were good but the serving size left it less satisfying.

Braised Duck 》$12 / 2 Pax
Braised Peanut 》$1
Salted Veg 》$1.50
Yam Rice 》$1.50 Each

📍 South Buona Vista Braised Duck | #02-K59

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