Had a 2 piece chicken meal for myself. The biscuit is as soft on the inside and a little crispy on the outside. Buttery, it melts in your mouth and complements really well with the strawberry jam. Yum Yum! The chicken is crispy and is not very very oily. Meat is tender and well cooked.

Ordered a white chocolate walnut cake from this little cafe.
The white chocolate is extremely sweet, too sweet for my liking though the walnut is fresh and crunchy. The cake was a tad too dry and tasted like something worse than a sara lee cake. Overall, it was quite a chore to actually finish up the cake.

So much woo haa about KFC's Portuguese egg tarts and I have finally tried them. To my astonishment, they taste not too bad for one to be experts in fried chicken. The only downsides to this is that the oil smell is way strong and they are rather oily. Other than those, the tarts taste awfully nice! The crust is crispy and flaky while the fillings are so soft! Must try!

Managed by 3 elderly, I have been patronising them for as long as I lived. The old man is the cook whereas the other 2 old ladies help out with the packing and taking of orders.
Their carrot cake is shaped in forms of cubes which not many stalls do these days. They usually dice them all up. Though the shape is huge, their carrot cake still manages to absorb the black sauce well and remain tasty! Their portions are generous too!

Do not go in the late afternoon as they usually close by 2pm

With that many newspaper cuttings and food adverts, one will be intrigued to try this stall out. The soup is very milky and for those who gave this stall a miss because you are afraid of the fishy smell due to them specialising in fish head, don't worry. The ginger within the soup helps to clear the smell away. The fish is soft and tender but other than that, the fried fish was nothing much. The chilli used at this stall are just ok, not too spicy. Overall a good place for those who like to have creamy soup.