Ratings and feedback for Tastebud Eating House. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Singapore (Singapore)

Tastebud Eating House

30 Testimonials

Hospitality and gastronomy

Food court

Coffee shop

140 Corporation Dr, #01-01, Singapore 610140

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Oh man, let me tell you about Tastebud Eating House. Tucked away at 140 Corporation Drive, this little spot is like that friends’ gathering place you keep hearing about, but maybe not everyone talks about for a reason. You got your mix of stalls—coffee, food court vibes—you know the drill.

So, it’s got this casual atmosphere. Picture this: a cozy hangout where you can grab a bite, or settle in for some coffee and a good convo. The free Wi-Fi? It’s a definite plus, especially if you need to whip out your phone for a quick Instagram story or some scrolling between bites.

Now, let’s talk food. The prata? Freshly made and praised by a few folks. On the flip side, some patrons were totally let down by other dishes—like that unfortunate “found a cockroach in my bee hoon” situation. Yikes! But hey, some folks swear by the pork rib noodles, raving about the savory broth and juicy prawns.

Notably, the place could use a bit of a crowd boost. I mean, it’s kind of dead some days, even around lunchtime, which is a bummer. You might find it empty, but honestly, that might just be your chance to enjoy the space without feeling rushed.

Oh, and if you’re hauling in your whole crew, they’ve got wheelchair-accessible options. That’s pretty cool for a coffee shop, right?

While I wasn’t blown away by everything, I think it has potential. And hey, for the health-conscious or veggie lovers, they’ve got a vegetarian stall that people seem to appreciate, so there’s that silver lining.

With the vibe of the place, it’s definitely worth checking out for a casual supper after a long day, especially since it’s open pretty late. Just grab your pals, and maybe keep your expectations in check. Sometimes the charm lies in the journey, not just the destination, ya know?