OldTown White Coffee (Closed)

Old town white coffee is actually originated from Malaysia. One of their signature dish includes their speciality nasi lemak as well as their coffee. I decided to try one of their speciality nasi lemak which include deep fried chicken wing, some crackers, Ikan bills with peanut, half hard boiled egg as well as some cucumber slices. Their chicken wing is well marinated with spices and the batter is well seasoned as well. Texture wise has a very crispy skin and is not too oily. As for the cracker,

Some of the my nostalgic favourites are found in Old Town White Coffee. This is an area of comfort... the restaurant is decorated with old-fashioned looking furniture to retain the traditional atmosphere. Don't expect too much from their service - the aunties are not trained to be friendly or all that neighbourly towards you.Signature dishes are plastered on top of the counter if you don't have any clue on what to order. If you're looking for privacy, Old Town White Coffee is not the one for you

At Jurong Point corner, there was this Old Town White Coffee outlet that always has a crowd dining there.I had ordered their menu recommended Nasi lemak. The dish took quite to serve on the table as there was a dinner crowd.The Nasi Lemak had fried chicken wings, peanuts, ikan bilis, crackers and a half egg. I wonder why they did not give a whole egg.The chicken wing was hot and crispy on the outside. The chicken meat was slightly dry though. The sambal chilli was nice with some onions and ikan

I was looking for a place to have teabreak so I decided to drop by Old Town. The food here is steeper than similar places such as toast box.etc and they have a larger variety of food items on the menu. I got an iced enriched chocolate drink for $3.30. The chocolate was rich enough and did not taste diluted. It was quite nice, except that there was too much ice. The Old Town French Toast $4.50 was really yummy too maybe because I really love french toast. The butter provided was too little though

The toast here is pretty good. It's really crisp on the outside and still a little soft on the inside. The kaya used has a nice coconut flavour with lots of pandan taste. The kaya is just sweet enough and pairs really well with the toast pieces. However the toast was slightly burnt on the day that I bought my toast! So this added a slight bitter taste which was quite unpleasant. Hope this was a one off experience.

I was craving for some asam laksa and thus my friend and I headed for dinner there! As the name suggests, there’s traditional coffee with toasts and mains like nasi lemak, chicken chop, laksa, curry chicken etc. However, the funny thing was that I couldn’t find set meal of toast, coffee and eggs like Ya Kun so we ordered our coffee and toasts individually. Note that plain water costs $0.50, not free. We ordered a Nanyang-C that was just a normal cold cup of coffee that costs $3.20. Could use abi

Have a simple gathering with my ex-classmate in this oldtown outlet. This outlet is really crowded with many customers and we waited around ten minutes before we are bring into the restaurant to a table.I have ordered their kway teow noodle chicken soup, which cost at $6.20 per bowl. The soup base was really good and tasty, full of the nice fragrant from the chicken stock used in cooking it. The chicken meat is soft and easy to chewy. Kway teow and the noodles portion are quite generous as we

FoodBeing a regular of Jurong Point, it is quite common that I will run out of food choices fast. Despite the bad experience I had the last round, I decided to give OldTown another try.After flipping the menu over repeated times, I came to a decision that I should have their Asam Laksa. It mentioned to customers that this dish might contain fish bones. As the dish was served, it somehow tells me off that this is just another bad choice. Presentation of the food is not of passing marks. With mint

Coconut flavoured rice with the sambal chilli, aromatic curry chicken and egg is a perfect treat for the taste buds. Love the chilli here at old town as cuttlefish can be found inside the chilli and the chilli is really aromatic and the level of spiceness is not too bad-tolerable even for those who are afraid of the spiceness. Set meals are quite worth the money.

Another one of my chills will always be at Old Town white coffee... after my camp days....I would usually have one of my favourite places which was this place... The dish... Springy noodle with egg and sausage... It is pretty simple to make but they have a particular way of making it... the concept of this place is that you write whatever you want on it and then you place the orders...The noodles well a little bit too much MSG... which is errrr... welll makes me really thirsty...The drink... as

The thought of having Old Town White Coffee's food will never be the same anymore. Good and bad.Out of the whole booklet of menu, I had the Supreme Javanese Mee while my friend had the Supreme Nasi Lemak.Ordering is made a breeze by indicating your orders on the slip of paper and pass them to the staff. You will receive a white slip which indicates "This is not a receipt".The javanese mee, an resemblance of the malay's dish, Mee Rebus was placed on the table after sometime. I was like "whao", i

Chendol on a hot day is a great thirst quencher. It is one of my favourite desserts too as the gula meleka and the red beans are too good to resist. Overall, this chendol is okay as the shaved ice is too icy and not "soft" enough. The portion size is perfect for an individual and i especially love the red beans!! The shaved ice is also really nice with the sweet gula meleka. The green jelly adds a nice texture to the chendol.

I ordered the normal size of the rendang nasi lemak. they also have the supreme version was a lot bigger and had more rice. Unless I am very hungry, i will just order the normal size. Their rendang chicken is really good. though the drumstick is not very huge but it was juicy and tasty. the rendang sauce was not too spicy as well. the rice of the nasi lemak was very fragrance. it was good perfectly. the sambal chilli was good too.

FoodI have ordered one of Old Town's signature dish and that is the dry hor fun!O Town Dry Hor Fun - $6.90If you have eaten the normal shredded chicken noodles (dry) outside, I bet this plate of noodles is better. Silky hor fun served in black sauce, 2 pieces of prawns , vegetables and shredded chicken. Simply love the taste. The sauce is adequate and not too stingy.ServiceQuick and fast service. After seated, staff are very prompt in taking the orders.AmbienceTables are quite narrow. PricePrice

I was so hungry after a day of sports, so I headed to Old Town White Coffee to order myself a supreme nasi lemak, not the normal size but the large size. I must say the portion is just right for a very hungry me. I like the sambal chilli, it is not too spicy and pretty sweet. it goes well with the rice. the rice has the aromatic fragrance, it is cooked perfectly, not too soft or hard. Their chicken is really tender. I like their koropok too, goes well with the sambal.