Shop Reviews

Wait so long in the end 2 other aunties cut my queue, while i stand at the counter. The elderly lady who work inside doesnt even bother, she only assist other aunties. Spoiled my mood. Pls train basic service standard to ur staff.

Morning all. Anyone loves this kueh shop at Wisma Atria? I still remember like when I was a kid, my parents will always bring us to this shop to takeaway tapioca kuehs and onde onde. This was when Wisma used to be old school back then. This stall still looks so traditional. And most times if you are hurrying to Taka, you may miss this hole in the wall gem. 435 Orchard Rd, #B1-17 Wisma Atria, Singapore 238877 #unconventionalpassionss

bought their butter cakes and it tasted sourish / spoilt. wasted $12 for 6 slices.

I bought food (Nasi Lemak and Otak) at Subway Niche, Wisma Atria B1-17, total bill $5.60. I paid with 2 x $2 notes, 1 x $1 note, 1 x 50-cent coin, and 2 x 5-cent coins. The cashier (a female staff named “Ah Fen”) refused to accept my two 5-cent coins, saying “customers told her not to accept,” and even challenged me to “complain anywhere if I wanted.” According to Singapore law, 5-cent coins are legal tender up to $2. I was only using $0.10 worth. Her refusal was unlawful, disrespectful, and created a very poor customer experience.

🟦 Have been patronising this Nonya Kueh Subway Niche kiosk for years at Wisma Atria mall. 🧡The kueh are delicious! I let my pics do the talking.🤎

Small Kueh shop that sells traditional nonya kuehs and snacks. Kueh quality can be improved. I had the Ang Ku Kueh and the skin was very tough and chewy. It also has very little fillings. The mini coconut tarts were nice though, sweet and chewy. Yums!

I wished this could have been better since they have been here so long and they fought and defended their place against the giant Subway. Their kueh lapis was decent. Everything else was bad. Kueh kosui was dry, alkaline lye taste. Salat was so hard and had tasteless rice. Don’t bother with their chendol which was so gross. Like everyone else saying, the chinese staff didn’t like to serve her customers and had an impatient attitude.

Served by aunty with spectacles, who is polite and patient. I bought kueh dardar, hard to find kaya cake and lesser known kaya telur cake which has distinct eggy smell n texture of cheesecake. All very nice. Price is a bit high for a small piece but then, they also need to survive..

I bought here once. The staff is so rude and everything had to be individually wrapped plastic. I asked if I can have a slide of cake in a paperbag and the rude woman pointed to a whole cake which is even more plastic. The cake wasn’t anything special. Good grief. Who actually own this place? It’s the rudest place I’ve even been in Singapore. No pride in product or service.

Having fond memories of this unassuming stall along the Wisma Atria underground stretch, I was happy to see that it’s there after all these years, pretty kuehs on display at affordable prices. I hope it never leaves. I have to agree with some reviews regarding the service level that has a lot of room for improvement. Other than that, the traditional kuehs are flavours and textures of childhood, which I will certainly return to occasionally.