Chicken drumstick rice was pretty good, cost $5.80, water chestnut drink was $1. Auntie serving me was very kind, asked me whether I wanted other type of curry also and gave some to me. Fried egg was well cooked, not overcooked not oily, yolk was nice and moist. Cabbage was tender and portion was su
In light of the corona situation, this is the worst place u can get supper. Staff are only interested in serving native china chinese consumers and not local singaporeans. They have taken it too far and and all should be sent back for the complacency and unnecessary pride that they have been showing
Skip the rest, and go for the fish soup ee mian. Any discerning customer with an eye for healthier eating would do so. It’s good, great tasting and good portions.
The rest of the dishes here tend to be tad oily
$5.80 for the food + $1.00 for the drink during lunch. It is what it is, not mind blowing, not that bad, filling enough but really greasy.
Unhealthy fast local food at the fringe of cbd with air conditioning and lesser people that popular hawker centers.
It’s in such a niche. If food is better, th
It's a small and cooling food court.
Had lunch here after visiting Fort Canning.
Their Mee Hoon Kuey soup is delicious, however would be best if the MHK is flatter instead of too thick!
Alot of variety and seating. Air co ditioned food court. Reasonable price. Decent food
Good place to get really fast and cheap lunch, try the chicken cutlet meal or the fish soup
Decent food court and open great hours. It’s smaller on the selection than most but has what you need and it’s prepared on the spot. The quality isn’t perfect, but for a quick cheap meal it gets you where you need to go. It’s located right next to Clarke Quay, which is gorgeous and a nice spot to ro
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