Mr Bean (Closed)

I still think that Mr Bean has the best papaya soya milk, even better than the papaya milk shakes from other stalls elsewhere, which is not thick and very diluted. Mr Bean's papaya soya milk is great when you are slightly hungry, as it is quite filling. They blend a whole piece of papaya in the blender along with soya bean milk, hence the papaya taste is very rich. Drink was also not too sweet, just right, and costs only $2.

Not a fan of cheese or pancakes but was craving something salty and unhealthy and looked up the web for healthier alternatives. Some fitness guru suggested that such cravings means we need calcium and we should probably take some cheese! So decided to have to cheese pancake at Mr Bean because it was the only one I could find around my area. Probably not the healthiest alternative but better than having fried chicken! I must say I really like the taste of the cheese pancake and I would definitely

The FoodMr bean has been my favorite when I need to fill my stomach with some snacks. So here I am, having tuna pancake for my afternoon snack. There are many flavors to choose from. For example, cheese, red bean, chocolate, kaya, blueberry etc. Tuna pancake is one of the more expensive pancakes among all the flavors, but I love it especially when the tuna filling in it oozes out when I first bite it. Yum yum!! The PriceReasonable, even though tuna pancake is more expensive than the other pancak

love the pancake pies here. i though they would be made with soy bean but there really isn't any soy bean in it. it's a red bean paste filling. but it's mostly pastry. very good fragrance and flavour. love the subtle green colour and nicely browned skin. the pancake part is firm and not too light or too dense. the filling is enough to sweeten the pancake pie. wish they had other flavours on rotation but they flavours are always the same. costs about $1.40

This papaya soy milk costs $2 and is a cooling delight in Singapore. A healthier choice compared to other types of canned/sweetened drinks. This soymilk is not too sweet (level of sugar is of customers' choice) and they soy milk blends well with papaya. Besides papaya soymilk, there are also watermelon soymilk, honeydew soymilk and more choices that caters to different taste buds. A recommended drink especially for people who love soy milk and fruits and are looking for a surprising combination

It is quite creative for mr bean to put two and two together and combine the tang yuans (rice balls) together with their soya bean curd. This bowl costs $2.20. The tang yuans are the normal tasting ones which you can get from in supermarkets, but what I really like is the combination of both tang yuan and bean curd. The bean curd is silky smooth and soft and the tang yuans give the bean curd more dimension, since it is chewy and the filling inside the tang yuan is very sweet. This is a very nice

This is probably the second cheapest nicest ice cream I've eaten in Singapore. With just 1.80 I can have such a flavourful yet healthy ice cream, so happy hahaha. It taste just like pure soya, no additional sweetener or whatsoever I feel. And the serving is considered generous for a comparatively low price. It's available with cone too.

Piah or cookies with white lotus paste or pineapple paste. the piah has a tinge of bean smell too. A bit dry for me but nice.Mr Bean ice cream is my all time favourite, with strong smell and taste of soya bean blended in the ice cream, it is cool to have one in the afternoon.

This is a great snack, at any time of the day. I ordered the caramel custard pancake again. After trying so many stalls', I think it is good that all the stalls are quite consistent with their cooking, though the batter is probably the same from a factory. Still, the pancake is cooked nicely, not too soggy and uncooked, and not too hard.