Kampung Cafe @ Tag A

Name: Kampung Cafe
Address: 81 Tagore Ln, Singapore 787502, SG
Telephone: 6100 1629
Rating: 3.9

81 Tagore Ln, Singapore 787502 #01-10

$6 · Halal Certified · Restaurant · BBQ · Seafood · Singaporean · Korean · Thai · Fusion · Chicken · Beverages · Asian · Indian · Malay · Vegetarian · Lamb · Indonesian · Duck · Beef · Italian

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Julian Chow

Rated 4.0/5.0 5 years ago

Value for money. Prices are on the higher side, but you will get a corresponding hearty serving. Wide variety from Western, Chinese and other local offerings. I've been here many times, and the general consensus from fellow diners are that the food is good. In terms of environment, it's spacious with both open air sheltered seating and enclosed air conditioned seats.

Hong- Hanh Nguyen

Rated 3.0/5.0 4 years ago

Portion was huge but I’m not a big hunger so I find quite pricy. With a soft drink I paid almost 10$. Last time I took a chicken salted egg. Well, I really didn’t expect the taste of egg that much. I wish that I could have more sauce too because the meal in general a bit dry.

S C

Rated 4.0/5.0 5 years ago

3.5* Though the cafe offers a wide variety of western and chinese local dishes, there are hits and misses. Their mee goreng dish is a flavourful hit, and comes with a big portion consisting of prawns, fish cake slices, tomatoes and vegetables. Food prices are slightly higher compared to the nearby food centre. The outdoor and air-conditioned seatings available can easily cater to large casual lunch groups.

Cheng Yee Lim

Rated 1.0/5.0 6 years ago

Went there at noon time (approximately 12.30pm) and most of the food were out of stock for the DIY western food. No more pasta. No more iced milo. Ordered chicken chop with salted egg sauce. The sauce tasted weird. It tasted more like a watery version of mashed potatoes with salt added. The grilled chicken tasted sweet. Ordered kopi-o kosong peng and turned out to be a light colored drink like ice lemon tea. Of our group of 7 diners, only 1 managed to finish the food.

mike ong

Rated 4.0/5.0 5 years ago

Alot of choices for food. Chinese, western, malay Muslim etc. Prices on the higher side though.. prepared to fork out $5 - $6 for a basic fried rice / noodles. That aside. alot of seats and spacious. Food is yummy and service is fast. Lunch deal from $8.90 comes with a drink.

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