Portion wise, this prawn noodle is really value for money. The prawn soup is really thick and it was a little overkill for me. The older generation may like this kind of soup base. The noodles are nothing much, that’s also the same for the ingredients. The prawn was quite fresh but the pork slice was a little tough for me.

Business at this stall is one of the best in the entire hawker place. The queue never stops though it is not long. You do not have to spend more than 10 minutes in queue. The generous portion of noodles is an added plus, with the very nice tasting hokkien mee styled noodles. The chilli paste is good too!

Not the first time, but having the option to sit down and have your food inform you that it is time to collect it, is very convenient. I would not need to stand and wait while people are crowding around. The sauces are located near the serving counter and is self service. This is an all out express counter! Baked potato could use more steaming though

It was quite a surprise to actually find that this new outlet as I was heading down for my regular laksa. The place was not really crowded, one of the quieter ones actually. Service was okay, got my food within expectations. Shared a paper steamboat with my colleague. Food was okay too. Love the soup very much! The meat is thin and tender too

I never expected that such a place could actually serve some reasonable food at reasonable prices. At this humble coffeeshop, though it may not look like it, the food is pretty alright, even for picky people like me. The one dish that sets aside from others was their recommended crispy tofu. Soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. The taste is a little salty with some nice smell, not too sure what it is but it's nice. Health conscious people may like this dish too as it is not very oily