I had a pack of mixed vegetable rice from this stall that day. The variety of food served at the stall was quite large, I ordered lady's finger, potato and chicken cutlet. The rice was of a huge portion and it was a little too mushy! ): It was like thick porridge. I didn't really like it. The food portions were small, on the other hand. The vegetables were tasty. However, the chicken cutlet was not crispy when I brought it back home.

There were so many stalls serving sugarcane juice that I did not know which to go to. I decided to patronise this stall which had sugarcanes displayed on their signboard. For $1.20, the cup was quite big but there was a lot of ice! The sugarcane juice was a little too diluted and not very sweet. The juice was poured out from a jug.

This cup of teh was a little too diluted. I did not really enjoy it because I thought it would be more fragrant since it was not packet made and was brewed. I think the person also did not add enough condensed milk. I was just glad it kept me warm on that cold morning.

I thought this tau huey would be as good as the one from lao ban but apparently not. The shop served other milk curd flavours like green tea, honeydew, strawberry but I chose the original. The texture was too soft and watery. The tau huey also was also a little diluted and the flavour not as rich as what I had expected. I asked the aunty if it was ready to be eaten (thinking perhaps the dessert had not set properly) but she said its suppose to be like that. ): I doubt i would ever order this again but perhaps the other flavours.

There were many drink stalls in the hawker centre so I decided to try my luck and ordered sugarcane juice from the nearest drink stall. I paid $1.50 for the drink without ice. The suagrcane was not very sweet, and it felt a little diluted. It did not taste fresh too. Nevertheless, it was a naturally refreshing drink!