Roll Your Own Happiness: A Nostalgic Feast at Good Chance Cafe Marina Square
In a fast-paced city where meals are often rushed, Good Chance Cafe invites you to slow down and "play" with your food. Located at Marina Square (#03-132), this heritage brand has been serving up smiles since 1977. Unlike their traditional round-table banquet style at Silat Avenue, the Marina Square outlet offers a cozy, cafe-style setting perfect for couples, small families, and shoppers looking for a comforting fix of Hokkien classics.
The Star Attraction: Signature DIY Popiah Sets
The main reason to visit is undoubtedly their Signature DIY Popiah Set. It’s not just a meal; it’s a bonding activity. The set comes with everything you need to become a Popiah master at your table:
- Freshly Made Skins: Soft, thin, and resilient enough to hold all your ingredients.
- The Filling: A fragrant, slow-braised turnip and vegetable stew that is the heart of the roll.
- The Condiments: Sweet sauce, minced garlic, chili paste, crushed peanuts, crispy bits, and fresh coriander.
For January 2026, it remains one of the most value-for-money communal dining options in the mall. Whether you pack it bursting with fillings or keep it slim and neat, the taste of tradition is in every bite.
Crispy Delight: Golden Pie Tee
If you love the crunch, you cannot miss the DIY Pie Tee Sets. These "top hats" are golden, crispy pastry cups that you fill yourself. It is a hit with kids and adults alike—simply spoon in the savory turnip mixture, top it with a dollop of chili and a sprinkle of coriander, and pop the whole thing in your mouth for an explosion of textures.
Hokkien Comfort Food
Beyond Popiah, the menu features heavy hitters that transport you back to the good old days.
- Signature Hokkien Mee: Wet, gooey, and packed with "wok hei," this dish uses a rich prawn stock that coats every strand of yellow noodle and bee hoon.
- Fried Vermicelli: A simple yet incredibly satisfying dish, fried with generous amounts of ingredients.
- Zi Char Favorites: Complete your meal with shared plates like the Prawn Paste Chicken (Har Cheong Gai) or their famous Prawn Rolls (Hei Zho).
Perfect for "Makan" Gatherings
The ambiance at Marina Square is relaxed and inviting, with a touch of modern nostalgia. It is an ideal spot for a casual weekend lunch or a post-work dinner where you can unwind and catch up while rolling popiahs together. The cafe concept makes it accessible for smaller groups who might find the original round-table setting too formal.
Opening Hours
- Monday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
