Location: 149 Rochor Rd, B1-22 Fu Lu Shou Complex, Singapore 188425
Fu Lu Shou Complex
Traditional coffee shop serving local kopitiam favourites
Traditional coffee shop serving local kopitiam favourites
Kimly Coffee Shop at Fu Lu Shou in the Bugis area is a traditional Singaporean coffee shop known for its classic kopitiam menu and old-school charm. The establishment serves familiar favourites including kopi, teh, kaya toast, and soft-boiled eggs alongside a selection of local dishes from tenant stalls that may include economic rice, noodle soup, and roti prata. Kimly is part of the well-known Kimly Group, which operates numerous coffee shops across Singapore, and this outlet maintains the brand standard of affordable, no-frills dining in a casual, communal setting. The coffee shop is a convenient pit-stop for shoppers and workers in the Fu Lu Shou complex seeking a quick breakfast or lunch at hawker-friendly prices. The bustling atmosphere and simple, satisfying food capture the essence of Singapore kopitiam culture. Pull up a stool at Kimly Coffee Shop for a taste of everyday Singapore. It is comfort food and coffee, served the way locals love it.Operating hours not available
Based on 5 Google reviews
Based on customer ratings
Based on customer ratings
Emily Tan
Went to this outlet on 6/4/26 during lunch at about 12:50pm. It was a Buddha day and hence the food court was packed with customers buying vegetarian food. While queueing, I saw this short-haired lady wearing Kimly uniform scolding a customer ...
Catherine Lian
Lucky place to buy TOTO.
Alicia Lim
**4.5/5 stars** Hands down, best affordable dim sum in Singapore! Must-try for dim sum lovers - delicious and wallet-friendly. Only soon kueh was a miss. Ambiance is crowded and noisy, not ideal for yum cha, but worth visiting for the food alone!
L Chan
Tucked inside all the way at the end of Choh Dee Food Place. Had a Kopi C for $1.60 - same price as any typical heartland coffee shop, but here I get to enjoy it in air-con comfort.
Kimly Coffee Shop (Fu Lu Shou)
Choh Dee Food Place
A wide shot of the exterior of a food court with the sign "CHOH DEE FOOD PLACE" prominently displayed. Inside, numerous food stalls are visible with colorful displays of food. Many patrons are seated at tables, eating and socializing. The overall scene depicts a bustling and lively dining environment.
Dim Sum Platter
A tray filled with various dim sum items, including steamed buns, siu mai, har gow, spring rolls, and other fried snacks. Sauces and condiments like chili sauce and mayonnaise are also provided.
Beverage and Food
A close-up shot of a glass mug filled with a frothy brown beverage, likely coffee or tea, with a spoon resting inside. In the foreground, a portion of food, possibly fried snacks, is served on paper. The background shows a casual dining setting with tables, chairs, and stacks of yellow boxes labeled "LAO HAN BEER".
Kimly Coffeeshop Display
A brightly lit display board above a food stall shows various drinks and a traditional breakfast. Below, a person is seen interacting with the stall, which is stocked with a variety of beverages including beer, soft drinks, and canned drinks. A self-service sign is also visible.
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