Alley Wei
Alley Wei is close to Tampines Mall, 4, Tampines Central 5, Tampines, Singapore, Northeast, SG-02, 529509
- Address: 4 Tampines Central 5, B1-K21 Tampines Mall, Singapore 529510
- Latitude, Longtitude: 1.3525557, 103.9450465
Alley Wei, opening hours today
| Day of week | Open | Close |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | 11 AM | 9 PM for the week |
| Monday | 11 AM | 9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM | 9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM | 9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM | 9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM | 9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM | 9 PM |
Alley Wei reviews
In terms of ambience, it’s a typically eatery at the basement of a mall. Nothing special, and good for a quick meal. …
Food standards are somewhat as expected - above average. However, with an increase in prices, it has outpriced itself as a soya bean shop. Service starts at the cashier, who is quite impatient and unwilling when asked about the menu. I will still return, but only when there's a strong craving.
The 豆浆油条 were pretty good. Particularly the soy bean drink was light and has a nice soy bean aroma aftertaste. Fried fritters was slightly bland, I would prefer it to be more savoury.
In terms of ambience, it’s a typically eatery at the basement of a mall. Nothing special, and good for a quick meal.
Food standards are somewhat as expected - above average. However, with an increase in prices, it has outpriced itself as a soya bean shop. Service starts at the cashier, who is quite impatient and unwilling when asked about the menu. I will still return, but only when there's a strong craving.
The 豆浆油条 were pretty good. Particularly the soy bean drink was light and has a nice soy bean aroma aftertaste. Fried fritters was slightly bland, I would prefer it to be more savoury.
The restaurant has a simple and casual atmosphere, which is perfect for a quick meal. The food quality is above average, but the prices have increased significantly. The service at the cashier was not the most pleasant, which is a downside. Overall, I would still visit when I have a strong craving for their dishes.
I had a mediocre experience at this Taiwanese restaurant. The ambience was ordinary and nothing stood out. The food was decent but not extraordinary. The prices have gone up and it no longer feels like a reasonable option for a soya bean shop. The cashier's service was impatient and unhelpful when I asked about the menu. I might visit again if I have a strong craving, but it's not my first choice.
This Taiwanese restaurant has a typical eatery vibe as it is located in the basement of a mall. It's a suitable place for a quick meal but doesn't offer anything special in terms of ambience. The food quality is above average, although the prices have increased significantly. The cashier's service was not satisfactory, as they were impatient and unwilling to assist with menu inquiries. Despite these drawbacks, I might still return when I have a strong craving for their dishes.
The food at this Taiwanese restaurant is quite good, especially the soy bean drink which has a pleasant soy bean aroma aftertaste. However, the fried fritters were a bit bland and I would prefer them to be more savoury. The overall experience was satisfactory and I would consider visiting again.
The ambience of this Taiwanese restaurant is nothing special, as it is located in the basement of a mall. It's a convenient option for a quick meal. The food standards are above average, although the prices have become a bit high for a soya bean shop. The service at the cashier was not the most friendly or patient when I asked about the menu. I might return in the future, but only when I have a strong craving for their dishes.
I tried the 豆浆油条 at this Taiwanese restaurant and I was impressed by the soy bean drink's lightness and nice soy bean aroma aftertaste. However, the fried fritters were a bit bland for my taste. Overall, it was a decent experience and I would recommend it.
The ambience of this Taiwanese restaurant is typical for an eatery located in a mall basement. It's nothing special but serves its purpose for a quick meal. The food quality is above average, although the prices have increased to the point where it feels overpriced for a soya bean shop. The service at the cashier was not the best, as they seemed impatient and unwilling to answer menu queries. I might still visit occasionally when I have a strong craving for their dishes.
I found this Taiwanese restaurant to have a lackluster ambience, it felt like any other mall eatery. The food was decent, but the prices had risen significantly and it no longer felt like a reasonable option for a soya bean shop. Additionally, the cashier's service was quite impatient and unhelpful when I asked about the menu. I might consider returning in the future if I have a strong craving, but it wouldn't be my first choice.
In terms of ambience, this Taiwanese restaurant is a typical eatery located in the basement of a mall. It's nothing extraordinary, but it serves its purpose for a quick meal. The food quality is above average, but the prices have increased significantly, making it quite expensive for a soya bean shop. The service at the cashier was impatient and unwilling to provide assistance when I had questions about the menu. Despite these downsides, I might still return when I have a strong craving for their dishes.
