Black Canyon Coffee

One of few cafés in 1 Funsionopolis, located on the first floor, it’s a large quiet place with a choice of table seating or cozy arm chairs. A range of hot and cold coffees, lattes and teas. Good for a quiet chats. Prefer it to the bustling Starbucks on the ground floor.

Had the «Ultimate Value Set Meal». How could any value seeking Singaporean resist that.
Soup-​Main course-​Scoop of ice cream-​Drink. $ 14.90 nett.
Tom yam soup was decent. Serve hot.
Had the black pepper beef rice. Was ok, a little sweet (thai taste, I think) was freshly cooked and hot too.
My «price-​upgrade» Black Coffee. Strong and bitter. Served with a shot of Chinese tea (jasmine tea)

Everyone says the service is a bit slow, but perhaps that expectation set me up to think it was average.
Everyone says the Thai food is good and I agree with them. I had the Tom Yam Jr. with noodles and it had a good balance of spice and flavor. I tried the «salads» (terrible name, yes) of vegetables, papaya, and other miscellany that others ordered. They were an excellent surprise.
Overall, it is a place worth trying for lunch, if you can manage to lug yourself up all four escalators.

Food is only alright. Portions are not very big.
Coffee is decent, the good thing is the place is very quiet and you will always find a seat.
Good for a casual tea/​coffee with a friend.

The food isn’t amazing. The vienna coffee (which doesn’t have chocolate in it unlike normal Viennese coffee) was very good.

It’s a Thai brand known for their coffee but strangely I could hardly spot any coffee cups on the patrons’ tables.
Most of the dishes on their menus are Asian fusion items, a bit of here and there, sometimes Thai, sometimes Western, sometimes Chinese. I highly recommend the Spicy Glass Noodle Salad. It comes with fresh translucent prawns mixed with nuts and greens, and a generous serving of glass noodles. The taste is tangy without being overpowering like most Thai dishes, and the spiciness is mild. This colourful salad on a whole is crunchy and fresh to the bite. Love it.
Their American fried rice is classic fusion. There’s a drumstick next to a neat portion of fried rice, complete with slices of ham and a sunny-​side up. It’s a good choice for people who want ang-​mo style meat but Chinese rice.
This place serves ice water (Woots!) though you’d be lucky if the waiters remember it.