Reviews for EAT. Lot 1

Brenna

August 18, 2025

1

The cashier and the kopi-making auntie working on March 31st at 2 PM were rude and seemed unmotivated. I ordered two portions of noodles and specifically emphasized twice that they should have no chili, as they were meant for kids. Unfortunately, one bowl was still spicy. Additionally, I ordered a Kopi C siew siew dai, but it turned out to be the same color as a regular kopi. Another customer ordered normal kopi, which looked identical to mine. When I asked the auntie to confirm if it was indeed Kopi C, she insisted that it was. To make matters worse, the cup was only two-thirds full. It appeared that she was in a hurry for her lunch break, as I noticed her arguing with another male staff member. Overall, I was very disappointed and frustrated with the service. My Kopi C 👇🏻

Alexis Phang

August 18, 2025

1

August 11, 2025, after 12 PM 水饺 Shrimp dumpling set meal $7.80 Hello boss, are you seeing this vs. your menu board? Is this acceptable? Adding to the misery, the kopi o was also tasteless.

Tay Tay

August 18, 2025

2

I ordered laksa from EAT. at Lot One to take away. While eating at home, I discovered an insect in my dish halfway through. This is absolutely unacceptable, and I couldn’t continue eating after finding this. It’s clear that the food was not prepared with the necessary care for hygiene and safety. I hope the management takes this issue seriously and improves their cleanliness standards to prevent this from happening again.

Andy Tan

August 18, 2025

1

It’s not our first encounter, but we were always too reluctant to complain or give feedback. Not sure how their business is here at Lot 1 shopping centre. I ordered one bowl of Lor Mee and a satay mee hoon with noodles. The gravy for both was so little and became so tasteless.

Marcus Lim

August 18, 2025

2

Atas Fishball Noodles: The Lot 1 branch had quite a few houseflies. All outlets seemed to have incorrect timings listed on Google Maps. I checked with staff at both the Lot 1 and Hillion Bus Interchange branches, and they confirmed they start serving at 7 AM! Servings are small for large male adults and ravenous boys, but just right for women. They offer quite a variety of food. Besides the usual BCM and fishball noodles, they also have Loh Mee and Laksa. There's a selection of fried yong tau foo items and other add-ons, along with the usual coffee and tea selection. The service is quick, and seats are easy to get due to high turnover.