Heard that the stall was going to be moved to some other place and my friends have been raving about this pub like cafe. Not too sure as to where they will be moving to but definitely try and get to them when they have finalised a place.
The caesar salad here is fantastic! The veggies are fresh and the crotons especially. Too good to taste, did not manage to capture a single picture of this starter.
The chicken was somewhat spicy enough. The smell of the chicken is good and the meat is tender enough.
Service from the owner was good but it was otherwise from the Indian lady at the counter and whom served us our food. I felt like I was communicating with a wall.

This store is one that I adore alot. It's worth queuing for 15 minutes I would say. The char siew is nice and though not very slender, the taste is good. The roasted pork is crispy though inconsistent. The sauce and chilli are both very very good!
You have got to try their peanut soup as well! Cheap cheap!

This is one hawker centre to get your rice dumpling fix. There are at least 2 stalls selling such, with them selling many finger food as well.
The dumpling is fragrant, oily in the right sense and has very little fatty meat in it. Despite the lack of fats, the smell is alluring but it's very very oily. Better to eat it at home.

Not many places have a good bowl of white kway teow. White kway teow dishes are your average kway teows served without chilli paste and ketchup, but with vinegar. You can have a choice of either white vinegar or black vinegar.

The black vinegar kway teow i got was nothing special. I think franchising at times spoils the expectation. Though the ingredients were considerable, the noodles were way too soft.

The sugarcane juice at this stall is one of the fresher ones that I have ever had. It is strained away perfectly. The twist of lemon compliments very much with the juice, totally best served during a hot weather. The auntie at this stall is also very friendly at all times. Smiles may never be missing.