Yeon Cafe

“A very cosy place serving Korean food and many bakes too! Had the sundubu soup and it was truly hearty! Tried the genmaicha mochi tart but felt that something was lacking - was abit dry and the mochi was abit too much.”

“Nice place to eat with friends and family. Food portion is generous. The army stew portion is enough for 2-3ppl. Please try the crepe cake and butter scone, it was so good. Its my 3rd time coming here and definitely will come again to Yeon Cafe.”

“The kimchi tried rice on omelette with prawn fritters was good. The blueberry crumble was great. Matcha strawberry drink won’t go wrong!”

SIA★★★★★

I stopped by Yeon Cafe and had the cheese tteokbokki, rainbow kimbap (beef bulgogi), and an orange americano. Everything was pretty decent overall. The coffee was good, and the food was satisfying without being too heavy. It’s a nice, relaxed spot to sit for a while and chill, especially if you just want something simple to eat with a drink.

Abraham★★★★

Good overall, nice cozy and peaceful ambience. Wide array of dishes and a lot of Korean options on the menu. We especially liked the cakes which were nice and moist! There is also an outdoor area which looked like it was undergoing some construction but would’ve been a nice alfresco area. Plenty of carpark lots right outside the cafe as well.

Ina Amyza★★★★★

came for dinner on a weekday, and the shop was quite empty and quiet, with only songs behind. we were shocked that the drink and cookie only arrived when we were already halfway through our meal, and that was after we asked for them. but luckily the staffs were nice and approachable. the matcha tasted strong enough even with the foamy cream, but it would be nicer if they reduced the amount of syrup. the army stew was decent and refreshing, love the portion of the ingredients, but our favorite was the kimchi fried rice with cheese around the edge, utter perfection!! the desserts were actually very nice, ordered both the cookie and the cake (the cake was a year+ ago)and they werent too sweet, just the right taste if ure craving something sweet but dont want it to be overwhelming.

Chels★★★★★

A very cosy place serving Korean food and many bakes too! Had the sundubu soup and it was truly hearty! Tried the genmaicha mochi tart but felt that something was lacking - was abit dry and the mochi was abit too much.

Na Suzana★★★★★

Nice place to eat with friends and family. Food portion is generous. The army stew portion is enough for 2-3ppl. Please try the crepe cake and butter scone, it was so good. Its my 3rd time coming here and definitely will come again to Yeon Cafe.

Kiat Chin Lee★★★★★

The kimchi tried rice on omelette with prawn fritters was good. The blueberry crumble was great. Matcha strawberry drink won’t go wrong!

Eunice★★★★★

was running errands in the area and randomly chose this cafe (without even checking the reviews first) to have a quick snack. it did not disappoint! i was pleasantly surprised at how clean, well-decorated the cafe is. thoroughly enjoyed the cheese tteokbokki as it was savoury with a nice spicy kick, the portion is very reasonable for the price. will definitely be back again for the tteokbokki and to give the gimbaq a try. the staff are also very attentive and friendly. had to leave a review because this cafe deserves it ^~^

s w★★★

Unfortunately was quite disappointed as I couldn't find the fried chicken on their online menu. Ordered their teobokki and their kimbap. Both were acceptable yet not really worth the price point. Furthermore the table had multiple ants crawling around prob due to the flower pot next to it, it was Abit uncomfortable with the constant worry of the ants crawling into our food. Place was aesthetic but slightly overhyped.