After our movie at Cathay, my wife and I had frolick. I think it is 100% fat free hence it is a lighter option as compared to having ice cream. The flavour that was available on the day we went was green apple, so we had that. The girl recommended us to add toppings to enhance the whole taste of the yogurt so we decided to just add one topping. There are lots of different toppings like m&ms, and nuts like hazelnuts and also dried fruits. We added the oreo bits which we felt was a safe choice. The green apple is really very refreshing. The taste is a little tart and it is very smooth and a little icy. The oreo bits appeared to be a good choice as it added some chocolate taste to the yogurt. I quite enjoyed it and I am certain I will be back to try other flavours.

This stall had one of the shortest queue, so I decided to make my order there since I had only 30 minutes to spare. I got the fish porridge which costs $4.50. There are shredded ginger added on the top of the porridge for eating together with the porridge. I think ginger serves to remove the fishy taste from fish. At first when I got the porridge, I was quite worried as I did not see any fish at all from the surface of the bowl, but I realised later upon mixing that it is all at the bottom of the bowl. The porridge is smooth and it is of the right consistency, not too overly thick or watery. The slices of fish do not have the fishy taste which is great as I am very sensitive to the fishy stench. The porridge, although it looks plain, is already adequately flavoured hence there is no need for additional sauce. To be very frank, I don't really see what is so special about this porridge, I think it is quite average.

This stall sells teppanyaki and during the time when I went, there is only one customer in front of me. I decided to try the beef teppanyaki. The serving of beansprouts is extremely generous and it is tasteless on its own but I mixed it with some of the sauces from the beef and it is quite nice. There is also a fried egg. I believe if you do not like runny yolks, you can ask them to ensure it is cooked. I like my eggs to be runny so I loved it the way it is. The beef is minced beef and it is very well seasoned, making it slightly salty. I am glad the beansprouts are tasteless if not the whole meal would have been overly salty.

I didn't realise there is an outlet of Astons Express here and I was glad that there is an outlet here because it meant that I could have western meal. I ordered the grill fish set. For my sides, I chose the house salad and the potato wedges. I think the potato wedges are freshly fried as it is exceptionally tasty and crispy. It is so good, I finished up all the wedges before starting on the grilled fish. The grilled fish is very soft and the fish just falls apart once I chewed on it. I think it could be even better than the ones that I had in restaurants as the texture of the grilled fish here is great. The house salad comprises of cabbage, shredded carrots and baby tomatoes. It is quite refreshing as it is chilled. It is a great dinner and I am looking forward to the next time I come here for dinner.

The chee cheong fun here is homemade and it has different fillings inside. It is my first time seeing a hawker centre chee cheong fun that has the option of adding fillings and I was curious enough to order a plate from them. I ordered the mixed plate which has 3 rolls of chee cheong fun, each with different fillings. The fillings are prawn, char siew and vegetables. Of the three, I like the chee cheong fun with prawns best as the prawns are rather crunchy. I wasn't used to the taste of chee cheong fun with vegetables, so that did not work for me. The one with char siew is just average because the char siew is not too nice and I found the char siew to be too fatty for my liking. The sauce on the plate was quite nice and goes well with the smooth chee cheong fun.