This is one of the better nasi lemak around! I got a set B for $3. The chicken wing had a crispy skin and tender flesh. It was also not oily. The rice had a good texture and did not stick together. There was also the fragrance of coconut and the chilli was slightly sweet and quit spicy which went well with the coconut rice.

Japanese blended coffee $5.80. The coffee was too bitter for me despite adding 2 servings of sugar. Can't really appreciate this black coffee but it was aromatic and rich.fuwa fuwa souffle $15.80. This was really fluffy and the rice underneath this fluffy goodness was flavourful and moist, accompanied with pork that tasted like bacon and ham and beef which did not have a strong beefy taste.

There was a waiting time of around 15 minutes for food to arrive after being seated.

The laksa here is delicious although not the best. It is one of the best laksas I have eaten in food courts. The gravy is rich in the laksa flavour and the ingredients are fresh. At $5 a bowl, it may be above the average price but well worth the money. The noodles are also very smooth and the tau pok soaks up the laksa gravy well.

Oyster Omelet $4. This is a popular local dish that uses egg and oyster. They are fried together in the wok freshly on the spot. Even though it lacks the wok hei, it has a good taste and is very rich in flavours. This is a very unhealthy dish but it is worth indulging in once in a while!

For this set, there's bulgogi chicken or pork to choose from and it costs only $3.80! This was served in a hot pot and there was lots of soup (or gravy) in it where I drizzled on my rice which was quite dry. There was also tang hoon in it which had well absorbed the gravy. The chicken was thinly sliced and went well with the rice too. It was also a filling meal!