Ordered the Bou Lo bun set for breakfast. The set consists of 2 eggs, a cup of tea or coffee and a bou lo bun with a thick slice of butter. Looking at the size of the eggs, it was from a large size. My partner commented that it was bigger than some of the other chains. The bou lo bun was very soft, when I took a bite I can feel the sweetness of it. The tea was good not too thick or thin, just right. Total damage $4.80 for the set and $2.00 for the cold barley drink.

This stall seems to only operate in the morning. I was there at 1pm and it was sold out, lucky me I managed to get the last plate of white carrot cake. Seems that the entire hawker center works this way, do not go there for late lunch or you will be disappointed.

The texture of the carrot cake was just nice, feels soft and cooked with the eggs and it's very fragrant too. This stalls sells both the white and the black version. Cost $2.50/$3.00.

The Teh Tarik here is good stuff cannot bluff one. I had been drinking from this stall for a long time I can remember. Whenever I'm there, have a sit the Teh Tarik will be served. This is what I call real customer service. One thing though if you don't like it too sweet you can ask for less sweet, which I was told they will only add condense milk and no sugar. The Teh Tarik also known as pull tea taste thick and very fragrant. This is a very popular stall among the office people here.

I was craving for fishball noodle soup after all the feasting over the long weekend holidays.

Price: Big - $5.50, Medium - $4.50 and Small - $3.50.

Ordered small one. The portion to me is really small, the ingredients only 2 fishballs, small handful of mince meat and sliced pork compared to some reviewer who had reviewed the big bowl. The noodle feels springy, texture of the fishball feels firms and QQ as its handmade. I had the soup version, the soup tastes to me was just right not too salty but kind of clear feeling.

This stall is very popular with the residents in Beo crescent mention good food Beo crescent hainan curry rice will be the first to come to mind. Come anytime in the morning there will always be a queue about 7-8 persons. The popular dishes are the fried crispy pork and cabbage. Eating the crispy pork is akin to eating "keropok".

The plate of rice is covered with curry, lor sauce and cabbage gravy together with crispy pork, curry chicken and cabbage. This makes a heavenly dish. Total damage for today's lunch - $4.80.