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This New IG-Worthy Coffeeshop Has Chongqing Grilled Fish And Cheap Mookata In Ang Mo Kio

Food Haus is a new IG-worthy coffeeshop at Ang Mo Kio

Coffeeshops arenā€™t usually the most stylish places to dine at, but thereā€™s a new kid on the block thatā€™s determined to turn that notion on its head. EnterĀ Food Haus, a neon-lit, sports-themed coffeeshop in Ang Mo Kio that officially opens onĀ 10 March 2023.

Its interiors are strikingly colourful for a neighbourhood kopitiam, with cyberpunk-esque signages and sports objects tastefully placed around the place to give it an interesting visual appeal. A few fun examples include shuttlecock ceiling lights, a wall plastered with skateboards, and a bicycle that seems to be fused into the wall. Itā€™s definitely worthy of the ā€˜gram.

As for eats, Food Haus has a diverse lineup of stalls.

Bangkok Street Mookata is a name that most mookata fans will be familiar with, given that it has numerous outlets across the country. This is its flagship outlet, so you can expect a stellar Thai BBQ experience. A platter for two here costs $25, while a platter for four will set you back $45.

Be sure to check out Thamā€™s Roasted Delights, a stall opened by an ex-Crystal Jade and Imperial Treasure roast chef. Regardless of whether you get the Roast Duck Noodles ($4.50) or Char Siew Shao Rou Rice ($5.50), you can expect juicy, succulent meat thatā€™s roasted to perfection.

For Mala Hot Pot ($2.20 per 100g), Chong Qing Grilled Fish ($25), and other authentic Chinese fare, try Niu Xiao Er Dong Bei BBQ. If youā€™re in the mood for something out of the ordinary, though, then we recommend ordering the Stewed Pork Ribs with Green Bean ($25), which is pictured above in that massive, attention-grabbing wok.

According to the owners, the size of the wok generates more heat, allowing the meat to be cooked at the optimal temperature in the cold Northeast China climateā€”which is where the dish originated from. This results in wonderfully tender and succulent pork ribs.

And thatā€™s not even mentioning the other well-known brands at Food Haus, including Chiangmai Thai Kitchen and Ng Kuan Chilli Pan Mee. Itā€™s a treasure trove of good food.

From 10 to 12 March, Food Haus diners will be treated to free coffee and tea. Thatā€™s all the more reason to head down to the coffeeshop, especially if you live in the area!

For $1.50 truffle XLB, deep-fried bao and more, have a look at our Bei-Ing Dimsum Club review. If unique ā€œspinningā€ claypot rice sounds interesting to you, read our Sabo Sia review.

Address: 421 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10
Opening hours: Daily 6am to 11pm
Website

Photos taken by Zi Hui Tan.
This was a media tasting at Food Haus.

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