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If you look at this stall appearance, you might almost think that only fruit juices are only available here. But you will be surprise on how good their traditional coffee is after you have try it. The coffee bean used is in this drink is very fragrant and i am really glad that the stall owner is very generous enough to add in lots of condensed milk in the coffee which make it really nice and fragrant. The price is affordable and the portion is also generous too.

another sugar cane juice. too much ice! so in the end the drink is so diluted, it's like watery sugar cane. but it's cold, so it's good for when eating hot spicy foods. standard pricing. many stalls selling sugar cane juice. almost every other stall is sugar cane juice. highly territorial and competitive but it's sort of fixed pricing. the quality is similar. always too much ice and not that much sugar cane juice at all. average.

Nice fresh limes in the lime juice. Perfect for when you eat the very spicy laksa from next door. The lime really helps tone down the chilli fire in your mouth. And it goes very well with the richness of the laksa! It's good that they are neighbouring stalls. It's $1.50 per cup. A bit too much ice in the cup but if you let it melt then it makes the lime juice not too sweet. A cold drink really helps with the heat of the chillies. Recommended. Nice that they leave some fresh limes in the cup too.

This stall sells regular canned drinks as well as homemade ones like soya milk (warm or cold), grass jelly drink, sugar cane juice, barley, etc. The homemade drinks are served in plastic ups that are slightly taller than normal ones. The soya milk is good, it only cost 80 cents for a nutritious and filling drink, and less syrup can also be requested. I’d personally prefer the warm soya milk to cold as I have read that too much cold bean-related items would give you bloating on the stomach.