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This Hidden Nanyang Cafe Has Pork Belly Nasi Lemak And Coconut Kopi In Tampines

Heartland By Enjoy is a Nanyang cafe in Tampines

Image credit: Cynthia Lam via Google Maps

If you’re an Eastie, you’ll want to check out Heartland by Enjoy. This Tampines cafe serves up modern Nanyang-style eats by Chef Joel Ong, the man behind Enjoy Eating House. It is located within N4 Neighbourhood Centre, a 12-minute walk from Tampines East MRT Station.

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The cafe offers a variety of nasi lemak, though one in particular stands out: the Heartland Pork Belly Berempah ($14.90). Like ayam goreng berempah, the pork belly here is spiced and fried for a crispy finish. The plate also comes with the usual nasi lemak elements—coconut rice, roasted peanuts, ikan bilis, and a sunny-side-up egg—though interestingly, it also includes calamari.

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They’ve also got Nanyang-style toasts and sandwiches, such as the classic Traditional Kaya Butter Toast ($2.90), Heartland Peanut Butter Toast ($2.90), Luncheon Meat Omelette Sandwich ($6.90) and more. For the perfect breakfast combo, be sure to add on the Soft Boiled Eggs ($2.50), which you can dip your toast into!

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Don’t miss out on the drinks! Heartland by Enjoy has various coconut speciality drinks, including the Coconut Kopi ($2.90), Coconut Smoothie ($7.90), and even the Coconut Jasmine Tea Latte ($5.90). If you prefer your drinks no frills, there’s the good ol’ Kopi (from $2.40) and Teh ($2.40) to enjoy as well.

For a Bendemeer nasi lemak eatery that earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand this year, read our Kitchenman Nasi Lemak review. For an Ang Mo Kio cafe that lets you pick your own toaster and jams, read our The Toast Story at Fred Bread coverage.

Address: 481 Tampines Street 44, #01-267, N4 Neighbourhood Centre, Singapore 520481
Opening hours: Daily 10:30am to 2am
Tel: 8776 6757
Website
Heartland by Enjoy is not a halal-certified eatery.

Featured image adapted from Cynthia Lam, Randomstuffsg, and Bimblesvia via Google Maps.

Enze Kay

Enze is a Singapore-based food writer. He enjoys noodle dishes from around the world, but local classics such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee hold a special place in his heart.

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