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This is a fairly quiet outlet if you were to come by on a weekday morning. I was here around 9:15 am. Did see a few mindef officers who probably pop by for breakfast before heading back to office opposite. Its self-service here, you place your order at the counter, pay and collect the food on a tray.I went for the ala carte bak chor mee, at $4.50 quantity wise its quite little, one fried wantan, one fish ball, abit of shredded mushroom sliced pork and minced pork. Quite an average eat but it was

Usually, I didn't come here but instead, I would go to "A-Mei" but was closed down when I was there. This place was a little dirty and there were a number of uncleared tables. The staff was friendly though. I decided to order assorted finger foods when I was here. The chicken wings was not bad, quite crispy. But everything else was normal, like any other deep-fried food. Some of it was a little cold. The only main issue I have with it was it was a bit too oily. There is limited free parking. It

My hubby and I went visiting my cousin at Bukit Panjang area but she is not home. We are hungry and decide to went for early lunch. My hubby told me there is a rail mall and i never know there is such places. He took me to EAT @ Rail Mall to have fishball noodles while waiting for my cousin to be back. EAT @ Rail Mall is a simple set but yet there is long queue for the food. Food not too bad, it come with a package of coffee or tea.

You'll find all your favourite soul food here.Laksa, Mince Meat Noodles, Chicken Wings, Fishball Noodle, Dumpling Soup, Fishballs, and a whole lot more. See the menu (photograph).I tried the laksa. There is a generous helping of cockles and if you don't like them they can exclude when you order. Thick fishcake slices and I love the fish glue beancurd thingy (I don' t know what it is called but it is like layers of beancurd skin with fish paste inbetween.)The gravy is heavy with coconut, fragrant