Reviews of Han's Cafe (Thomson Plaza). (Cafe) - Singapore (Singapore).

Han's Cafe (Thomson Plaza)

206 Customer reviews

72 User comments

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301 Upper Thomson Rd, #01-121 Thomson Plaza, Singapore 574408

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This place has excellent reviews and demonstrates great customer service. Highly recommended!

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Opening hours for Han's Cafe (Thomson Plaza)

Monday

7 am–10 pm

Tuesday

7 am–10 pm

Wednesday

7 am–10 pm

Thursday

7 am–10 pm

Friday

7 am–10 pm

Saturday

7 am–10 pm

Sunday

7 am–10 pm

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Reviews of Han's Cafe (Thomson Plaza)

R. L.

Breakfast and sandwich sets are good enough to last a couple of hours. Sometimes the noise level can be quite distractinh. Staff members try their best to work fast and create conducive environment for diners.

C. Y.

Located at basement. Recommend the value set meals. Easily reached by Upper Thomson MRT Station Exit1

D. K.

Always go to eating place when you crave for something local or western food or just some "lepak" time with friends.

d. T.

Dinner at Han's restaurant

N. C.

Han’s has always been my top choice when I need a quick and easy but delicious treat. The Hainanese pork chop set is a steal - a bowl of no frill soup of the day, crunchy garlic toast, iced lemon tea that actually made of real tea and 2 slices of lemon, and a wholesome plate of pork chop and vegetables cooked in delicious tomato gravy that allows u to gobble up the entire plate of rice. At the price of $13.50 for a set, where else can one find such a treat?!

Having not eaten here for nearly a decade, and being forced here as a last resort on CNY, we scarfed down the food. Stuck to the old classics of my childhood - clubhouse sandwich ($8.00) and silverfish fried rice ($8.80). Both were competent. Of course you can't expect much of the sides and service.

M. C.

Asked to separate gravy but did not do it. Bacon was only half the sandwich. Unfriendly staff.

C. S.

All time fav bacon fried rice

s. z. x.

The café provided a good ambience to chill and have a meal. They also have a teabreak option for customers.

M. H. Z.

Whenever I see this shop, I must have Kopi See Siew Dai (coffee with evaporated milk and less sugar). It is a local fusion food shop that you can find all over Singapore.