NOTE: They do NOT open at 9:00AM!Google says it's open at 9:00AM. Sign posted outside the stand says it opens at 9:00AM on weekdays. We show up at 9:30AM and was extremely disappointed that the guy working said they're not open yet.Please update your hours. This is not the first time this has happened and is incredibly misleading.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
Libinski 0G
All the coffee here comes with condensed milk by default. The scent of their coffee was overpowered by the condensed milk, which you cannot tell what their coffee was like. It was way too sweet also. If you'd like to taste your coffee, this will not be your place. It is a fun place to get a beverage.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 3
Blair C.
I was recommended by a friend that Kopifellas is one of her favorite Singapore coffee in New York City. I tried honey lemon sour plum and Kopi for the first time. I love the balance of cream and sweetness of Singapore coffee. The sweet and creamy flavor that comes from condensed milk is the perfect level for an Asian taste. I like ice better than hot because ice is so refreshing and cool! To be honest, I took some time to understand the menu since there are so many new terms of Singapore culture. The amount of this coffee is also satisfactory.As for the honey lemon sour plum drink, I would also highly recommend ice. When I had the first sip, the honey flavor was so strong and out of my expectations. And sour plum blew my mind a lot. It is fried salty and sour plum instead of just sour plum. If you order a large size you will get five sour plums which add a pretty salty flavor to the drink. Although it is so new to me, I still love this sweet, sour, and salty drink very much.I saw they also provide Singapore-style snacks and breakfast and I can not wait to try it! I love Singapore drinks and food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kaya Toast, Kopi C with Milk
Neen Jeen
Not sure about the five star reviews here...Just got a drink from this place and it tasted awful!!! I ordered the honey lemon sour plum and it tasted like lemon water with the worst aftertaste. I went and told them that my drink tasted like dirty dish water and if I could get something else. Was told no bc I drank it...umm okay maybe next time you should describe your drinks accurately so that people don't waste their money on your nasty drinks. Beware this place also charges you extra for iced items. Dont waste your money or taste buds on this awful place!
Food: 1
Service: 1
Anirwin Yekkala
The teh tarikh and kaya toast is similar to what I used to have in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Leilani S.
The workers are nice and the menu is easy to read This is in urban hawker (food court) so there's a lot of seating and restroom downstairs Got the lychee green tea with 50% sugar and it wasn't bad. Tea flavor is light and I wish it was stronger. Not too sweet, but good sweetness. I like how they add lychee on the bottom. I'd get more sugar next time maybe. Idk just wish the tea was stronger and not as watery The prices are avg. I might come bad and try a diff drink
Roma Kuriyanov
I was quite surprised by the rudeness of the service. I simply asked for less ice, but when I returned, my drink had been emptied. The pricing seemed excessive for such service, and the lack of politeness was disappointing. The drink was trash!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Coffee Jelly
Austin L.
The drinks here are good, specifically the coffees and milk teas. I would pass on the fruit teas! The Iced Teh Tarik and Iced White Chocolate Kopi were my favs. They also have a great Kaya Toast snack which comes with an egg dip. It's located inside Urban Hawker and there's lots of seating. The pricing is a bit high for drinks, but it is in Midtown and inside a busy food court, so it is expected.
Sandy Q.
First time at this food court and this drink definitely will bring me back. I've ordered a lychee tea drink and it was really really really good with lychees inside.
Came to grab coffee with a friend one morning and had a good experience. The yuan yuang was great and the kaya butter toast was super tasty. There was plenty of seating inside the food hall (though it probably gets busier around lunch). Employees were friendly.
Alex M.
Looking for a refreshing beverage to pair with my spicy laksa noodles from a different Urban Hawker food stall, I made a beeline for Kopifellas. Their menu features a variety of tea and coffee beverages, in addition to light bites. Since I was craving a sweet tea, I ordered the passionfruit green tea for myself and the lychee green tea for my brother. I was a bit nervous about not being able to adjust the sweetness of the fruit teas, especially since these types of drinks tend to be on the sweeter side. There were a few folks ahead of us in line, and we received our drinks approximately ten minutes after placing the order. To our delight, both drinks were served with loads of fruit. The passionfruit green tea was mixed with candied fruit chunks, and the lychee green tea came with three full-sized lychee! The fruit tea was quite sweet; however, this turned out to be a good thing since it paired well with our salty and spicy food. On my next visit, I'd want to try the Kopi or Teh, since I don't typically see these drinks at other tea shops.
Zul Okbah
Craving for coffee?Especially Kopi "O" kau siew siew tai.......Kopifellas. it's a distinct coffee compared to the ones sold other places.Warm service and very helpful from Angie and Irene, ensuring the kind of coffee that I have from Singapore, came back multiple times for the coffee.Another drinks that we have is Thai Milk Tea, well done without overwhelming ice which will dilute the tea.Many other drinks available on the menu, also bread on kaya.......Once again good job, Angie and Irene, keep it up.Need your coffee? Kopifellas.Kid-friendliness: Choices of Boba Tea for kids.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sriman K.
The Kaya toast was soo good!! This is exactly how I remember having it in Singapore .
Joyce C.
The flavor and quality of the drinks are excellent! The price point seems a little high, but actually not compared to other coffee shops & bubble tea places these days. Here, I would gladly pay for their execution & ingredients- you can taste the difference. Look at those smaller cubes of ice cubes! I've had the Teh ($6 Medium, Iced) twice and think this is the perfect way to enjoy Singaporean pulled Milk Tea. I think it's similar to Hong Kong Milk Tea & it's NOT an easy process to make it! (google it! Multiple brews) The black Teh is then pulled with evaporated milk and condensed milk. It's not too sweet & I thought there was a good balance to the tannins & strong tea taste with a bit of milky sweet. Wanted a non-dairy option and tried the Earl Grey Lemon Tea. Not sure if they just used Celyon for this, didn't taste much bergamot flavor. But overall the tea flavor was medium-strong alongside lemon, with 2 thick cut slices of lemon on top. Very refreshing. Both drinks bring me back to my first experience as a kid at a cha cha tang in Hong Kong & I couldn't be happier. To compare it in these hip coffee shop times- these drinks are high class artisanally / craft made. Glad I don't work in the area anymore or I would spend so much here. They're conveniently the first stall on the 50th Street side, with a few tables (somewhat) quietly tucked near the doorways. Overall, the Food Hall wasn't too chaotic the Saturday lunch times that I went on. On the weekdays it must be insane. Kopifellas' drinks are like a nice big hug. And I'm here for it!
NOTE: They do NOT open at 9:00AM!Google says it's open at 9:00AM. Sign posted outside the stand says it opens at 9:00AM on weekdays. We show up at 9:30AM and was extremely disappointed that the guy working said they're not open yet.Please update your hours. This is not the first time this has happened and is incredibly misleading.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
All the coffee here comes with condensed milk by default. The scent of their coffee was overpowered by the condensed milk, which you cannot tell what their coffee was like. It was way too sweet also. If you'd like to taste your coffee, this will not be your place. It is a fun place to get a beverage.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 3
I was recommended by a friend that Kopifellas is one of her favorite Singapore coffee in New York City. I tried honey lemon sour plum and Kopi for the first time. I love the balance of cream and sweetness of Singapore coffee. The sweet and creamy flavor that comes from condensed milk is the perfect level for an Asian taste. I like ice better than hot because ice is so refreshing and cool! To be honest, I took some time to understand the menu since there are so many new terms of Singapore culture. The amount of this coffee is also satisfactory.As for the honey lemon sour plum drink, I would also highly recommend ice. When I had the first sip, the honey flavor was so strong and out of my expectations. And sour plum blew my mind a lot. It is fried salty and sour plum instead of just sour plum. If you order a large size you will get five sour plums which add a pretty salty flavor to the drink. Although it is so new to me, I still love this sweet, sour, and salty drink very much.I saw they also provide Singapore-style snacks and breakfast and I can not wait to try it! I love Singapore drinks and food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kaya Toast, Kopi C with Milk
Not sure about the five star reviews here...Just got a drink from this place and it tasted awful!!! I ordered the honey lemon sour plum and it tasted like lemon water with the worst aftertaste. I went and told them that my drink tasted like dirty dish water and if I could get something else. Was told no bc I drank it...umm okay maybe next time you should describe your drinks accurately so that people don't waste their money on your nasty drinks. Beware this place also charges you extra for iced items. Dont waste your money or taste buds on this awful place!
Food: 1
Service: 1
The teh tarikh and kaya toast is similar to what I used to have in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The workers are nice and the menu is easy to read This is in urban hawker (food court) so there's a lot of seating and restroom downstairs Got the lychee green tea with 50% sugar and it wasn't bad. Tea flavor is light and I wish it was stronger. Not too sweet, but good sweetness. I like how they add lychee on the bottom. I'd get more sugar next time maybe. Idk just wish the tea was stronger and not as watery The prices are avg. I might come bad and try a diff drink
I was quite surprised by the rudeness of the service. I simply asked for less ice, but when I returned, my drink had been emptied. The pricing seemed excessive for such service, and the lack of politeness was disappointing. The drink was trash!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Coffee Jelly
The drinks here are good, specifically the coffees and milk teas. I would pass on the fruit teas! The Iced Teh Tarik and Iced White Chocolate Kopi were my favs. They also have a great Kaya Toast snack which comes with an egg dip. It's located inside Urban Hawker and there's lots of seating. The pricing is a bit high for drinks, but it is in Midtown and inside a busy food court, so it is expected.
First time at this food court and this drink definitely will bring me back. I've ordered a lychee tea drink and it was really really really good with lychees inside.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
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Food: 5
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Came to grab coffee with a friend one morning and had a good experience. The yuan yuang was great and the kaya butter toast was super tasty. There was plenty of seating inside the food hall (though it probably gets busier around lunch). Employees were friendly.
Looking for a refreshing beverage to pair with my spicy laksa noodles from a different Urban Hawker food stall, I made a beeline for Kopifellas. Their menu features a variety of tea and coffee beverages, in addition to light bites. Since I was craving a sweet tea, I ordered the passionfruit green tea for myself and the lychee green tea for my brother. I was a bit nervous about not being able to adjust the sweetness of the fruit teas, especially since these types of drinks tend to be on the sweeter side. There were a few folks ahead of us in line, and we received our drinks approximately ten minutes after placing the order. To our delight, both drinks were served with loads of fruit. The passionfruit green tea was mixed with candied fruit chunks, and the lychee green tea came with three full-sized lychee! The fruit tea was quite sweet; however, this turned out to be a good thing since it paired well with our salty and spicy food. On my next visit, I'd want to try the Kopi or Teh, since I don't typically see these drinks at other tea shops.
Craving for coffee?Especially Kopi "O" kau siew siew tai.......Kopifellas. it's a distinct coffee compared to the ones sold other places.Warm service and very helpful from Angie and Irene, ensuring the kind of coffee that I have from Singapore, came back multiple times for the coffee.Another drinks that we have is Thai Milk Tea, well done without overwhelming ice which will dilute the tea.Many other drinks available on the menu, also bread on kaya.......Once again good job, Angie and Irene, keep it up.Need your coffee? Kopifellas.Kid-friendliness: Choices of Boba Tea for kids.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The Kaya toast was soo good!! This is exactly how I remember having it in Singapore .
The flavor and quality of the drinks are excellent! The price point seems a little high, but actually not compared to other coffee shops & bubble tea places these days. Here, I would gladly pay for their execution & ingredients- you can taste the difference. Look at those smaller cubes of ice cubes! I've had the Teh ($6 Medium, Iced) twice and think this is the perfect way to enjoy Singaporean pulled Milk Tea. I think it's similar to Hong Kong Milk Tea & it's NOT an easy process to make it! (google it! Multiple brews) The black Teh is then pulled with evaporated milk and condensed milk. It's not too sweet & I thought there was a good balance to the tannins & strong tea taste with a bit of milky sweet. Wanted a non-dairy option and tried the Earl Grey Lemon Tea. Not sure if they just used Celyon for this, didn't taste much bergamot flavor. But overall the tea flavor was medium-strong alongside lemon, with 2 thick cut slices of lemon on top. Very refreshing. Both drinks bring me back to my first experience as a kid at a cha cha tang in Hong Kong & I couldn't be happier. To compare it in these hip coffee shop times- these drinks are high class artisanally / craft made. Glad I don't work in the area anymore or I would spend so much here. They're conveniently the first stall on the 50th Street side, with a few tables (somewhat) quietly tucked near the doorways. Overall, the Food Hall wasn't too chaotic the Saturday lunch times that I went on. On the weekdays it must be insane. Kopifellas' drinks are like a nice big hug. And I'm here for it!