Total cost: $4.20. The standard of the curry rice doesn't seem to be on par as the original one but it is still worth a try. The pork chop still manages to retain its crispiness (the skin) despite it being drenched in curry sauce and the meat isn't tough. The curry cabbage and beancurd taste average on the other hand. The curry isn't spicy and rich enough and also kinda lack the curry fragrance. At $4.20, it is a bit expensive. 

chicken ramen $4.50: The soup was very salty and the ramen was done al dente. The chicken tasted average, with soy sauce flavour and the skin was rather soggy due to being soaked in the soup. I wouldn't recommend this. Try their rice bowls instead. 

Nasi lemak $5.50: The nasi lemak here is nice! I ordered extra rice because the portion of rice was rather little. The fish was quite big and the chicken wing was crispy, tender, and batter was well-marinated. The chilli was spicy and fragrant while the egg tasted average. Chilli was sweeter than it was spicy though. Overall, it is worth the try.

Mee Hoon Kway dry for $4.50: The meat sauce somehow did not taste good and did not taste similar to other dry ban mian that I had tried elsewhere. The mee hoon kway tasted average and I didn't feel that the sauce complemented the kway well. The pepper added did not enhanced its taste as well. The minced meat tasted fatty too. I guess sticking to the soup version is a safer bet. Not recommended.

combo bento $5.90 - This bento contains tempura (crabmeat, brinjal, prawn, and capsicum), soba, and chicken karaage. The chicken karaage wasn't freshly fried so it was not hot. The batter of the tempura tasted dry. The batter of the prawn was too thick because the prawn was a small one, it tasted mainly of batter instead of the prawn. the side salad was very sour which was not to my liking. The chawanmushi (add on) texture was smooth and soy sauce taste could be tasted but it was average tasting. It's quite a value bento though as there's variety in it.