I found this shop at Changi village instead, I wanted to buy their cupcakes but the auntie told me it was sold out for the day. However, she recommended us for the remaining snacks that are left but I wasn't interested in any. Then I saw their icecream machine! It offered 3 flavours - vanilla, chocolate and combination of vanilla and chocolate. The auntie even allowed me to put the icecream into the cup myself, it was a great experience. The combination flavour was not too sweet and at the same time refreshing, it didnt melt that easily and it is just a cheap $1.

My nasi lemak seems a bit pathetic but this is how the auntie arranged the food and it cost me $4.50! Here's my verdict: The rice was fragrant and tasted really good, that's a plus point! The chicken wing was nicely done, crunchy and I am still able to taste the freshness of the meat. The otah was cold, but it has few chunks of fish in it, it would taste even nicer if it's hot and more spicy. The ikan bilis given were pathetic, although they are the smaller version and fried till just nice, I find that it just scammed my money The uncle could have given me two slices of cucumber instead of one, and that one given was thin not as crunchy.

I am a fan of fish & chips, so whenever I step into a restaurant which i haven't ordered a fish & chips before, i will order one. However, swensen's fish & chips failed the expectation I had for it. The dish cost $15.90 which was decent, but the taste is below average. Their coleslaw was not too bad, the fries was okay but the fish was too dry. The batter was soggy at some parts, and I totally do not find that the food is worth the price.

I ordered this dish which i forgot the name and the price was pretty decent for a korean food stall at about $4. The soup base was very spicy for me and because I drank it while it's hot, I made it even worse. The soup didnt have much ingredients except tofu, cabbage, few slices of chicken and cellophane noodles. Personally i find that the amount of rice given was too little for the bowl of soup, the kimchi which is given as side dish is about average as well.

I ordered their student meal bulggogi chicken bibimbap which came with a canned soft drink at just $6.90. It was relatively cheap considered it for a restaurant and ambience. It was rather cosy and their service was very good, especially the waiter who served us, he has a superb memory! The bibimbap tasted not too bad, the chicken was not too tough either and the rice portion was just right as well! This meal is pretty decent and affordable, and i would go back again!