Edward Wong
Paid $1.10 for a cup of teh c. The tea and milk taste was balanced. Sweetness was ok. Service was fast.
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Hot & Cold Cafe 冷热茶室 at Bendemeer Market & Food Centre
Location: 29 Bendemeer Rd, Singapore 330029
Floor 4 · Bendemeer Market & Food Centre
Traditional hot and cold drinks stall at Bendemeer Food Centre
Traditional hot and cold drinks stall at Bendemeer Food Centre
Hot & Cold Cafe 冷热茶室 is a traditional beverage stall at Bendemeer Market & Food Centre, serving the full range of local hot and cold drinks that are the backbone of Singapore's kopitiam culture. The stall offers kopi, teh, yuan yang and their many variations, from kopi-c (with evaporated milk and sugar) to teh-o (black tea with sugar), prepared the traditional way using the iconic sock strainer. The Chinese name 冷热茶室, literally Cold Hot Tea Room, captures the stall's straightforward premise of serving drinks both hot and iced to suit the tropical climate and individual preferences. For many Bendemeer residents, a visit to the food centre is not complete without stopping at Hot & Cold Cafe for a morning kopi or an iced lemon tea to beat the afternoon heat. The stall operates within the modest, no-frills setting of the neighbourhood hawker centre, where the quality of the brew speaks for itself. Prices are in line with hawker standards, offering exceptional value for a cup of carefully pulled local coffee or tea. 29 Bendemeer Rd, Singapore 330029
Floor 4 · Bendemeer Market & Food Centre
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4.7 / 5
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LY
31 Jan 25: The kopi here has a rich, fragrant taste, and the teh is just as enjoyable. I often order the yuan yang siu dai (a mix of coffee and tea with less sweetness), which gives me the best of both worlds. The kopi peng (iced coffee) is …
Walking Wanderer
This was a nice hawker stall! The staff were nice and helpful and in a hawker without many kaya toast options, theirs is pretty good. I’d recommend trying it out if you’re looking for a drink or snack in the hawker here.
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Hot & Cold Cafe 冷热茶室
Hot & Cold Cafe
Exterior storefront of a beverage stall with illuminated sign displaying '冷熱茶室' and 'HOT & COLD CAFFE'. A staff member is behind the counter, and a refrigerated display unit filled with drinks and canned beverages stands beside the shop. The entrance has a yellow pipe overhead and adjacent shuttered door with Chinese characters.
Hot & Cold Cafe storefront interior
Interior view of a food stall with customers seated at stools. The sign above reads '冷熱茶室 HOT & COLD CAFE'. Staff are working behind the counter. A refrigerator stocked with drinks is visible on the right. The floor is tiled, and ceiling fans hang overhead.
Food stall interior with customers and signage
Interior view of a food stall area with patrons at tables and counters. A bright blue sign reads '冷熱茶室 HOT & COLD CAFE' above the counter. Red lanterns hang below the sign. To the left, a pink sign says '茶興魚圓麵 FISHBALL NOODLE'. To the right, a green sign shows '长春' with lotus leaves. Customers are seen ordering or sitting. A refrigerator stocked with drinks is visible behind the counter.
Hot & Cold Cafe storefront
Interior view of a beverage stall with bright signage displaying '冷熱茶室 HOT & COLD CAFE'. Red paper lanterns hang above the counter. A staff member wearing a face mask and green apron is behind the counter, while a customer in red stands nearby. A seated customer uses a phone at a yellow table. Shelves hold canned drinks and glassware; refrigerated units display sodas and juices. Promotional posters on walls show food items like toast and iced drinks.
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