Mr Bean

There were a lot of people getting stuff from this place in the morning. I stopped and was charmed by the cute little soybean character. I saw that they had an icy mango soya drink, so I decided to get that. It was delicious!!! Nice and refreshing. Had a good mango flavor (not too overpowering) and still tasted like soy milk. And the little Mr. Bean is so cute. Other people were getting the regular soya milk and pastries too.

It is a convenient location and good for a quick energy booster when you are in a hurry.
The food is consistent as with the other outlets, so you will not get any major surprises here. The soy ice cream is really good. Creamy and not overly sweet. I love the crunchy cone too.
The rice balls are colored differently to denote the different flavors (black sesame and peanut). They also sell sandwiches in this outlet.
A decent place for soy milk and stuffed pancakes.

Mr. Bean is a good way to start out any day. There isn’t anything terribly special, but the drinks are good and filling. They also have these pancake type filled cakes which I thought were ok, but not terrific.

Their tau huay with either peanut or sesame balls are delicious, though the tau huay, to me, is a little too sweet. The texture is smooth and the balls are really soft, with the filling in the right amount. It’s always served warm, and that’s a big point for mr bean.
Among all their pancakes, I love the custard the most. Creamy and rich– enough said. I like to eat soon after buying though, as I find that the crust hardens quickly and it’s not nice when it’s no longer warm. I was disappointed in their chocolate one– I just didn’t want to eat it after the first bite.
That said, mr bean has its hits and misses to me, but the tau huay is definitely a must-​try.

I prefer Mr Bean over Jollibean. The tau huay is not very good but their other soy drinks are delicious. I love their ice-​cold soya bean drink with pearls — you can also get a «frozen» option which is some thing like a smoothie, only I find it to be a little too icy and er, not smoothie-​like at all.
I often order the cold soya bean drink with 0−25% sweetness as the tapioca pearls add sweetness to itself.
On top of that I get the pancakes — they taste better than Jollibean’s as well! I love the cheese, red bean and peanut options, but double chocolate and kaya are decent too. I come to this outlet pretty often to grab a bite before heading up, and I appreciate that the pancakes are actually warm as compared to Jollibean’s.

Long queue from 830am — 930am due to the office crowd grabbing breakfast on their way to the office. I don’t think the food is impressive but because of its strategic location it does get a large volume of traffic especially those taking the battery road exit. The pancakes sold include savory and sweet. Best bought as a meal with either hot or cold soya milk for added value. Not satisfying but it fills the emptiness of your stomach in the morning!

There are numerous Mr Bean outlets all over the island serving delicious soy products to the masses. I used to work at Raffles Place and would visit this outlet frequently, whether for a hot drink in the morning and a soy ice cream snack after lunch. My favourite is their soy ice cream which tastes surprisingly light and yummy with a strong soy flavour. Their pancakes are also good for a snack with many flavours from the salty cheese to sweet red bean and are cheap as well.