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About The Good Boys @ Tai Seng
If you’re wandering around Singapore and find yourself near 1 Irving Pl, you’ve got to check out The Good Boys @ Tai Seng. Tucked inside The Commerze Building at #01-26, this cafe brings a fresh twist to casual dining with a vibe that’s both chill and inviting. The moment you step in, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee hits you, and you’ll notice how effortlessly the space balances a relaxed atmosphere with a modern, stylish touch. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite between errands, a healthy meal, or just a cozy spot to unwind, The Good Boys @ Tai Seng has it all. Their menu is packed with thoughtful options, including vegan and vegetarian-friendly small plates, wholesome prepared foods, and light yet satisfying bites that make it easy to mix and match depending on your mood.
Beyond the food, the service options make visiting or ordering super convenient. You can grab your favorites through no-contact delivery or takeout, or settle in for a comfy dine-in experience if you’re in the mood to hang out. Even if you’re pressed for time, the delivery service ensures that your order reaches you quickly, keeping that cafe-fresh quality intact. Coffee lovers, in particular, will appreciate the expertly crafted brews that pair perfectly with any of the quick bites or small plates. The menu’s flexibility also means that whether you’re planning a light solo lunch or a casual meet-up with friends, there’s something that hits the spot.
What’s especially appealing about The Good Boys @ Tai Seng is how it manages to feel both approachable and curated. You’re not just getting a meal; you’re getting a spot where flavors, health-conscious options, and convenience come together effortlessly. From the smooth, aromatic coffee to the colorful vegan plates and hearty vegetarian selections, each visit feels intentional, like a little treat for your taste buds without the fuss. The combination of thoughtfully prepared foods, friendly service, and a laid-back cafe atmosphere makes it easy to see why this place is a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
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- Monday: 08:00 AM - 06:30 PM
- Tuesday: 08:00 AM - 06:30 PM
- Wednesday: 08:00 AM - 06:30 PM
- Thursday: 08:00 AM - 06:30 PM
- Friday: 08:00 AM - 06:30 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM - 06:30 PM
- Sunday: 10:00 AM - 06:30 PM
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+65 8130 1083
#01-26, 1 Irving Pl, The Commerze Building, Singapore 369546
Reviews
Food here is generally decent, though value for money can be inconsistent. The standout for me is the acai, it’s comforting and well done. I love the components, especially with blueberry, strawberry, and banana. Simple but really satisfying. Not everything hit the mark. The bagel was underwhelming and tasted a bit artificial for the price. Portions also felt small, especially with the minimal add-on. Overall, I’d recommend sticking to their acai bowls which are worth it. The rest, less so.
- Yordan -
Food here is generally good, but value for money can be a bit hit or miss. One tried-and-tested winner for me is the oatmeal. Somehow I can’t recreate it at home, but I really love their hot oatmeal — especially with cinnamon apple, dark chocolate chips, strawberry, and banana. That’s my favourite DIY combo, though their other combinations look pretty good too. I tried the DIY pancakes and felt a little underwhelmed. Maybe my expectations were too high, but the pancakes tasted a bit artificial. I’m not sure if they’re premix or made from scratch, but they didn’t quite justify the price for me. The biggest disappointment was the sourdough toast. I ordered sourdough bread, but it was toasted like a regular slice of toast and didn’t have that sourdough texture or flavour I was expecting. While I knew it was one slice, it was very thin. The hummus add-on was $2 but only a small spoonful, and while the scrambled eggs were fine, the overall portion felt small for the price. I’ve definitely had better sourdough elsewhere. My recommendation: go for their bowls — oatmeal, rice bowls, and acai bowls are worth it. The rest, you could probably skip.
- Vanessa Goh -
Good oatmeal reminds me how delicious they can be albeit simple. Their shopfront was not that obvious due to many other shops clustered together that I missed the entrance.
- jB (Mr J) -
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