My friend is in love with Kenny Rogers so we went for dinner there. There was a slight queue on Friday night as the outlet was short-handed. Staffs were friendly and were trying their best to attend to all customers asap. Kudos to them! =)
Hot-just-out-of-the-oven corn muffin for each person was served super quickly after orders were placed. It gives us something to fill our hungry stomach while waiting for our mains.
I always go for the chicken pot pie whenever I go to Kenny Rogers. As always, it never fails to arose my palate! =Dchicken pot pie.
It comes in a bread bowl which remains extra crispy all through the meal which was fantastic!! There are chunks of chicken, potatoes & carrot in the rich creamy soup.
Together with the chicken pot pie, it comes with 2 sides which you can choose from an array of hot & cold choices. Mine were mac & cheese and potato salad.
The mac & cheese is flavourful and quantity of cheese is very generous which is a bonus!
The potato salad has big chunks of red-skin potato in cream sauce. Super tasty as well!

I will definitely be back to hopefully try other recommended dishes like their roasted chicken.

Went for dinner here a few times & I rather like the setting as the servers generally leave us alone unless we require any services. This is very pleasant as I don't like people hovering over me while I eat. They don't charge service charge too.
This time, I went for dinner with my boyfriend. We ordered 2 dishes: yi fu mian. $8
The portion (small) is sufficient to fill 4 bowls. I love yi fu mian and will always order if the restaurant has it.
Taste was awesome! =D But just felt that the chef could use fresh garlic instead as the fried ones are very hard and tends to get stuck in my molars. (might just be me though). =/nai bai in superior stock. $12
The portion (small) is really quite small for a vegetable-person like me. I also felt that this dish was alittle pricey for the portion.
I like it that they cook this dish with wolfberries which adds to the aesthetic appeal. =)
However, it wasn't superior stock at all, was just in e vegetable-flavored with abit of chicken stock, garlic was rubbery tasting. yuck! Would have preferred fresh garlic as well.

Was recommended by my friend to go and try so had quite high expectation as she was raving about it.

We were sitting outside was wasn't too warm as they have a standing 'air-con' just behind our table. So it was quite cooling. Overall, ambience was nice, not too noisy.
Went with some of my colleagues and ordered the traditional Hakta Ramen ($11). Before ramen was served, we were given a small bowl of white sesame to grind. I think it is quite a good way of 'buying' some time for ramen to be cooked, especially if it is peak hours.
Service was super fast! Ramen was served within 10 mins of ordering.
I poured the grind sesame seeds in which enhanced the flavour of the soup and the smell actually makes you hungry due to the sesame oil. The combination of pork bone soup, char siew, spring onions, black fungus and the to-die-for egg was simply wonderful!! Needless to say, I emptied the entire bowl. If I can lick the bowl clean, I would!
Will definitely recommend it!!Currently, the shop is having a student promo of 10% off. However, it is not applicable to set meals.

Went for supper at the hawker centre. It was still super busy & we had to wait for a table for 2!
Ordered the bee hoon as we didn't want a too heavy supper. We had ngoh hiang, spring roll and fish kind of ngoh hiang.Bee hoon ($0.70): Nice & springy. Not too oily.
Loved the spring roll ($1) as it it filled with loads of vege. There is even long beans in it.. It was very crispy & the skin wasn't too thick.
ngoh hiang is handmade by the store so had quite high expectation of it. But, it was not superbly fantastic & cost a hefty $2!
fish kind of ngoh hiang ($1): I didn't try it but boyfriend love it! So, it should be petty decent.

We didn't try the chilli that comes with it as we don't take spicy food. But, there are bits of peanuts in it so it should taste quite nice as we see people going back to get more chilli.

Overall, I feel that this meal is too expensive. $4.70 for a simple economical bee hoon store.
Might try it in the morning & review.

Went for dinner with my boyfriend.
Had the Triple Treats promotion. We ordered the small grill set & Scallops Mussels Skewers (SMS) set for $14++. It comes with a glass of coke/sprite/iced lemon tea & a cup of mushroom soup.
Small GrillThere were prawn, squid, fish, a helping of fries and the usual vegetable of carrots and broccoli atop a large portion of 'fried rice'
Prawn: Very fresh! love the dressing on it.
Squid: Unfortunately, the squid tasted a little burnt and rubbery.
Fish: juicy! when you cut it, you can see the juice coming out..
Fries: normal. nothing to rave about. tends to go soggy very quickily.
Rice: there were bits of carrots in the rice! more servings of vegetables! yay!

Scallops Mussels Skewers (SMS)As the title, scallops, mussels, fish skewer, a helping of fries and the usual vegetable of carrots and broccoli atop a large portion of 'fried rice'
Scallops & Mussels: quite fresh. they doesn't have the fishy taste unlike some clams.
Fish skewers: brushed on with chipotile sauce which is quite spicy for us.

Between the two mains, I prefer the Triple Treats.

Iced lemon teaI don't like drink with gas so ordered the lemon tea. A refreshing drink after oily food. Has a slice of lemon and doesn't taste like canned ones.

Cream of mushroomOne word: FANTASTIC! Full of bits of mushroom! I would be a even happier girl if it comes in a bigger portion.

We even got to have a bird's eye view of the skating rink! Although it is quite faint, the music from the rink are nicer.. :/Service staff were friendly and nice. They always have a smile on their faces. Overall, it was a superb meal. Will definitely be back to try other items on the menu.