Xin Wang Hong Kong Cafe

One of the best thing XinWang open till 2am for this outlet. And this is one of the reason I eat here as well.
if you are at the heartland area, is always hard to find a place to hang out late night, most of the time your option you have will be either Coffee Shop, McD or Maybe BK. So Xin Wang is not a bad option if you wanted to have late night supper or late dinner.
The food here are ok for my taste, very generic HK style café food that you can find in anywhere.
At time here can be noisy but normally are kinda quiet during at night after dinner serving.
Few item in the menu I will recommend you to give it a try.
1. Chicken Chop Curry Raman
2. Papaya Soup Rice Noodles
3. Black gold shave ice (it huge remember is better share with others for this)

Very strong AC system, nice clean atmosphere. Dumplings were good, so was the watermelon ice. My vegetarian Ramen was slightly burnt but still ok. Fast service and good pricing

Located in a slightly isolated park of ang mo kio central, is Djitsun mall. Most people come here only because of Harvey Norman on the top levels or the gym.
Xin Wang HKC has been here for a few years but I had never went in to try. I used to frequent hong kong cafes when I was in Shanghai, I miss drinking my yuan yang tea (a mix of tea and coffee)
So one glance at the menu and you can see that they serve both traditional hong kong dishes and also western items like baked rice, pasta, chicken chop etc.
Ordering is simple, check the items that you want to order and pass it to a waitress and just wait for your food to arrive.
1. Braised Beef Noodles ($ 8.50) dry
My mother’s favourite hong kong cuisine and it did not fail her expectations. The noodles were QQ and very tasty. The beef though a bit fatty, very juicy and tender because it had been braised for quite a while. We thoroughly enjoyed the dish and felt that it was pretty value for money as well. I felt that it was too big a portion for myself to finish. Good quality food at prices everyone can afford.
Instead of getting my yuan yang at $ 3.20 a cup. My mother took notice that a cup of tea was $ 1.70 and a cup of coffee was also $ 1.70, so why not get a cup of each, and we can make our own two cups of yuan yang! And it worked out! She tarik-​ed the coffee and tea and wooolah!~ We got our yuan yang which tasted fantastic!
Payment was hassle free, as you just walk up to the cashier with your table number.
Definitely coming back here to try more :)