Swee Heng Bakery @ Vista Point
Blk 548 Woodlands Drive 44 Vista Point Singapore 730548 #01-19
Monday: 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM Tuesday: 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM Wednesday: 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM Thursday: 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM Friday: 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM Saturday: 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM Sunday: 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM
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nrl irah
Rated 4.0/5.0 10 months ago
worker organising bread or what dont know what she doing i was talking to my partner deciding what bread to buy. Didnt even know she was behind me wanting to take bread beside me, never say excuse me whatsoever she just hit the side of my body from my shoulder to my hip and took the bread. wasnt even a one second hit, it was longer than that like she wants me to move without saying anything.she only then stopped touching me when shes done taking the bread she wanted to take. just because you older than me you think i will move for you when you have no manners n u are working ??. think so entitled or what ? who are you to touch me and expect me to move for you when im the customer ? open your mouth and say excuse me i didnt know you were behind me. no need to touch my body with yours for 3-5 seconds thinking i will move for u. even slamming your hands on the breads, cant handle food nicely?
Dylan Yong Hao Xiang (Evergreenss)
Rated 5.0/5.0 a year ago
If you live in the Woodlands area, the Swee Heng Bakery at Vista Point is a convenient and dependable go-to for fresh, affordable local-style bread. Tucked into a busy neighborhood hub, this outlet might be small, but it delivers all the comfort you’d expect from a heartland bakery. 👍 What’s Good: • Classic favorites done right: You’ll find all the usual suspects — curry buns, red bean, chicken sausage, pandan custard, and more. Soft, fluffy, and just the right size for a quick snack. • Halal-certified: Perfect for sharing with everyone, regardless of dietary restrictions. • Affordable prices: Most buns are around $1.60–$2.00, making it a great option for breakfast, tea break, or lunchbox fillers. • Friendly service: The staff are generally polite, fast, and keep the counter moving even during peak hours. • Good freshness: Items are restocked regularly throughout the day, so chances are good you’ll get something warm if you come earlier. 🤏 What Could Be Better: • Limited selection: This isn’t one of the “1989 Signature” or “Classic” branches, so you won’t find premium or seasonal buns here — just the basics. • No dine-in: As expected for a small outlet, it’s strictly takeaway only. • Can get crowded: Especially during school release or dinner hours — be ready to queue briefly. ⭐ Final Thoughts: Swee Heng at Vista Point is a classic neighborhood bakery: fuss-free, consistent, and budget-friendly. It’s not fancy, but it delivers exactly what you need — fresh, tasty buns at a fair price. Great for residents nearby or anyone stopping by the area.
Jo Chia
Rated 1.0/5.0 a year ago
Honestly this deserves a 0 star rating and possibly a report to SFA. I bought a roti boy bun and sausage bun from them this morning as I had an event nearby and I was running late so I didn't have time to go anywhere else to grab breakfast. I tried one bite of the roti boy and was disgusted because it was clearly a bit off already. Something had gone wrong with the butter or margarine in the coffee layer on top. I couldn't take one more bite and threw it away. I was understandably already suspicious about the sausage bun but it smelled OK and I needed something to get rid of the horrible taste in my mouth from the one bite of roti boy that I had. I also wouldn't have a chance to find other food until at least 1pm. So I ate the sausage bun and it tasted pretty normal. Fast forward 3h, as I'm walking to the mrt after my event, I'm feeling strangely unwell but not nauseated yet. I board the train. 7 stops later, I'm on the mrt platform, puking into a plastic bag that I thankfully had in my bag. I vomited the whole sausage bun and felt better after that. It is definitely the bread from this Swee Heng that made me throw up because I had zero other food or drink in the morning other than that and the normal drinking water from home. Did Swee Heng leave the buns unrefrigerated/unchilled the entire night and then just happily sell them in the morning? When I was buying the buns, I was in a long queue. I wonder how many other people got vomiting or diarrhea too. Update: bakery called me. According to them, their buns are made on the day itself. Maybe that's true, but it's strange that the roti boy tasted so bad if it was just made that morning. And according to them, no other customers have reported food poisoning from that day 🤷♀️ But they have said that they will investigate and get back to me, so will wait and see.
A K
Rated 2.0/5.0 2 years ago
The cashier just walked off without any explanation when it was my turn to pay. Waited until somebody was free to attend to me.
Saliha Ismail
Rated 3.0/5.0 3 years ago
Rather walk further to 888 swee heng for better service even though the bakes are exactly the same.
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