The wanton noodles costs $4.00 per bowl. Quite generous servings of cha siew. Very sweet tasting. Got crispy wanton - a little oily though. Wantons in the soup had a very soft skin and meaty wantons. Soup's very flavourful and pretty hot. Noodles texture quite springy, goes well with tomato and a bit of chilli sauce. The chilli's not spicy, so don't worry.

Add $1 for an additional drink or dessert. I chose the green bean soup which had a lot of sago in it - my favourite!

Decently cheap for a simple meal. Cafe ambience - not so crowded during dinner time as well.

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Changi Village is a place that I would frequent for BBQ food, chicken wings, lala, sting ray, sambal kang kong and so much more. Lots of stalls to choose from but more or less they are selling the same type of food.

Lots of sambal food and hot and spicy food. Most dishes are cooked when ordered, so the dishes are usually piping hot.

I've tried a few stalls and most of the time I realised the waiting time for chicken wings is usually longer. All the BBQ chicken wings goes well with some squeezed lime in it.

Price range of BBQ food starts from $6 onwards for vegetables and $8 onwards for sambal food like sting ray.

Not to forget to order either sugarcane juice or coconut drink to wash down all the food.

Typically crowded from 6+ pm onwards so be prepared for about 10 to 15 minutes or more of waiting time.

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Very fragrant rice - rice is slightly hard but still acceptable. Decent serving of one bowl and not too oily. The chicken is served cold and goes well with the soy sauce. The chicken's skin and meat are super soft and tender, but the portion is not a lot. It would be better if they are more willing to give a bigger portion of chicken, if not you might be like me and felt that the meat's not enough.

I love the oyster sauce vegetables loads. It's more worth it to order the set meal as it comes with this plate of yummy oyster sauce vegetables, and completes the meal with enough fibre for the body.

There might be a queue during lunch and dinner time so be prepared to wait a while.

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Extremely crispy chicken wing - you can definitely enjoy the crispness as you bite into it. Chicken wings hardly go wrong! And it's quite a big chicken wing and not those malnutritioned ones that can be finished off in a few mouthfuls. The chicken wing is also piping hot and slightly salty. Good taste, not plainly chicken wing without any flavours.

Normal egg but served slightly cold, so I didn't really like it. Maybe they cooked too much to standby. Rice was nothing fanciful or overly delicious taste, just some coconut fragrance in it. Luckily, it's a bit warm and not served cold rice.

Too salty ikan bilis though... way too salty.

Good chilli, very sweet tasting with a little spice. I might consider eating it again due to its chilli.

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Frog porridge is piping hot! Sizzling bowl of porridge in a hot claypot. Not too watery and not too sticky. Just right texture, but slightly towards the sticky side but still acceptable.

Chewy frogs - very tender meat. Portion wise about 4 to 5 frog legs for a $8 bowl worth of frog porridge. Not much taste though. It would be better if it's more flavourful.

Anyway, it's better to use a small bowl for easy eating and cooling of the porridge.

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