Heavenly Wang

About Heavenly Wang

Heavenly Wang is a MUIS Halal-certified cafe at Alexandra Retail Centre offering food, beverages, and baked goods in a classy setting with nostalgic ambience. Customers praise dishes like ayam bakar, ayam lemak, and tea, alongside traditional kopi and bakery items.

Top Picks

• xxx0

  I visited this shop around 3.30 and ordered Fish ball noodle soup and a yuan yang drink . The menu clearly stated the price of a small yuan yang for about $1+ but when I was about to pay I realised that the price had went up to $3.50 . I said “ sorry but I think you noted the wrong size “ the cashier looked really annoyed and said “ sorry no one small yuan yang “ WHICH MADE NO SENSE as how could you have a large size and not a small one . I eventually just gave in and paid , the fish ball noodles was quite okay but the yuan yang , tasted like teh . It was a bright yellow colour instead of a dark brown . Later another customer walked in and what she ordered was a small kopi. So I don’t understand why i couldn’t get the right order anyways . Absolutely disappointed with this shop plus I would like to say that are flies in the shop and the customer service is absolutely horrible.

  2 months ago
• Abraham

  This spot, situated near the hometeamNS building, is ideal for a classic coffee and hangout experience. However, the coffee, dispensed by a machine, lacks the richness of traditionally handcrafted brews and tends to be on the diluted side. Service varies; some staff members are more experienced and efficient than others. Despite placing an order without butter, our request was acknowledged but not fulfilled, as the item was ultimately still served with butter…. Fortunately, the diverse food options and decent quality redeem the overall experience.

  2 years ago
• Stephanie Tan

  5 star for tea, coffee, ayam bakar and ayam lemak. The rice is rich and aromatic, chicken is tender and sauce is tasty. Ikan bilis at the side is crunchy and light, not oily. 4 star for mee siam, mee rubus. The highlight of the mee rubus dish was the bergedill, while highlight of mee siam was the freshness of prawns. Edit: Prices have been raised. The new sets are expensive with cake that always seems to be dry and inedible. Coffee and tea standard has dropped tremendously... very diluted. Coffee bun is hit and miss, sometimes toasted nicely while other times barely warmed up.

  a year ago