OldTown White Coffee (Jurong Point)

Well for a "kopitiam", the coffee costs $2 per cup. Imagine that. But on trying, I think it is a very robust coffee yet well balanced with the milk. There is also no sour aftertaste that irks most coffee drinkers like me. Altho' I asked for "siu dai" or less sugar, the bitterness of the coffee did not come thru unlike some other places I've tried. Probably, the one that's closest in comparison, I would say, is the Golden Shoe car park Ah Pek's stall on the 2nd storey....but heh heh, Ah Pek's price only the lower end of $1+ per cup plus a scolding for remarking that he increased his price. ;-)

The french toast - I wish I can choose to just have plain french toast ie without the peanut butter. Abit overwhelmed in taste by the p.b.
Half boiled eggs - very orange yolks but no wonder, it says Omega+ whatever.. eggs. Attractive.
Prawn noodles - forgot it unless you're really hungry. Soup stock so so. At $5 or $6 per bowl, one can get better versions elsewhere.

Service - inconsistent. If you attract the attention of the right person, you get nice pleasant service; get the wrong one, heh heh.. try shouting and waving madly. Found one that was like in her own world on National Day morning. Also, can't understand why the eggs did not appear after the prawn noodles, the coffee, the honey drink and the french toast were served. Thot that should be the easiest to serve other than the honey drink.

went for old town white coffee for supper coz i was the hungry fellow again. =D

3 of us ordered a black tea. a hot honey lemon. and a cold honey lemon. along with my curry chicken rice. =)

service was normal. decor was like the old coffee shops i used to see in history texts.

drinks were either too bland or too strong. but the curry chicken was really good. thick and fragrant gravy. and the rice went well with the curry.

not sure if i will be back. maybe for the laksa?

It's nice to know that there is an outlet of Old Town White Coffee in Jurong Point.

Was first introduced to this joint while in Johor Bahru's Jusco. Have since been addicted to the brown bread toasted till crisp.

The service staff in Jurong Point are not that friendly. My vegetarian ordered a bowl of noodles and politely requested that the meat components be left out. The wait staff impolitely rebutted her that there is no reduction in prices even if the meat is removed. This statement got my friend a little upset and told the staff, its not about the cost. The bowl of noodles was later served with the meat in it. We did not want to argue and just removed the meat on our own.

This joint has a "CASH only" payment. Having a NETS facility would probably improve convenience.

Personally, I like the french toast with peanut butter. Never fail to order it when I'm there. Matched with the xi mut milk tea. You need to be used to the xi mut... some people I know don't like it.

Overall a nice dining location. The store opens @ 10am. Queues start forming as early as 10.30am.