Isle Cafe

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For $3.50, this plate of fried rice is served hot with small bits of char siew, veg and small prawns. The rice smells fragrant when served. However, I found the portion a little too small and the rice taste slightly too sweet and salty. As for the ingredients given, there a few small visible pieces but generally quite few to name. Perhaps for those who woul like to try this stall you can consider the horfun or hokkien mee or desserts which are slightly more popular.