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Meat dumplings kway tiao $3The kway tiao was quite smooth. The combination of the chilli, gravy and kway tiao went well together and was a good match. As it was already flavourful on its own, I can eat the kway tiao alone without the dumplings. There were 4 big dumplings with quite a lot of fillings in it. The skin of the dumplings were not thick too so the fillings could be tasted clearly. Worth a try!

Chicken feet kway tiao $3The kway tiao was well-cooked. It was soft but not too soft. There were some vegetables at the side too but the stem was a little hard. The mushroom was quite juicy when I bit into it. The chicken feet was well-braised and had absorbed the flavours of the gravy well. It's a collagen high dish

Ordered a bowl of duck porridge for $3.50. Price is a little more expensive since this is a coffeeshop but still acceptable as duck tends to be more costly. It is basically congee drizzled with duck sauce and ingredients for the duck rice such as duck meat, hard boiled egg and some peanuts. The combination was surprisingly good and the duck gravy made the otherwise bland bowl of porridge flavourful. There were lots of fats though, as they gave the duck meat and their fatty skin which I did not l

This plate of wanton noodles costs $3. The serving of char siew as seen from the photo is very little, I think there are only 6 thin slices. The char siew is not bad though, it is very tasty with a bit of fat in it which made the meat more tender. The noodles are also quite qq and are not hard nor too soft. As for the wanton, it is a little too saltish for me and the wanton size is also quite small. I think I may not buy from them again since the portion size is quite small in terms of the ingre