The muah chee here is pretty artisanal being freshly made to order and made with a special method of pulling the dough. Each piece is coated in sesame oil before being rolled in peanut mixture. The muah chee is chewy and sugery with good peanut flavour and strong shallot taste too. However it is pretty pricey at $3.50 for a "medium" portion, so it's quite expensive.

Mr Prata is a regular prata stall selling the usual variations of prata with curry. They also offer sugar to go with your prata which is what i always choose. The freshly made to order prata is pretty flavourful and not too greasy. The curry is ok, but its not my favourite being not super flavourful and a little watered down and weak, but that may just be my preference.

I love eating ma lai goh and have tried a few different ones from other places. I came here to grab a quick breakfast on the go and tried their version of ma lai goh. This one was pretty normal and up to standard in terms of taste. The cake costs $0.80 for a sizable portion. It was soft fluffy light and still slightly warm from being freshly made/heated up. The cake had a nice flavour to it and was not too greasy. The vanilla undertone was a nice touch and I really enjoyed my simple healthy breakfast. Quite convenient for me and I foresee myself buying breakfast here again.

Coffee bean is a relaxing coffee joint that i like to head to for teatime treats, The coffee is dependable, and the cakes are pretty good too. Th cake i always get is the cheesecake. The chicago cheesecake costs only 5 dollars a slice and is a huge portion. The cheesecake has nice tones of lemon in it, and is very creamy and smooth with a lovely crunchy biscuit base that is just delicious

Imperial treasure and crystal jade are probably neck in neck for most of their dim sum items, however one area that imperial wins hands down is te egg tarts. These egg tarts are big in size, and are very delicious. They are wobbly and smooth and contrasts with the crunchy and sweet pastry that holds the soft custard The fragile tarts break upon the slightest pressure so be careful! They cost 1.30 each!