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Came here for breakfast. There are three vegetarian stalls to choose from, two with Chinese food and one Indian food. Was very happy with choices and prices of the food stalls here. Place is clean and not too crowded. Went at 10am, was sunny outside but they place was airy that it wasn't stuffy or a

Big food centre, wide interesting choices and good cashless payment by using Kopitiam card. Some tables are too close for comfort......seating arrangement need improvement. Ordered Tom-yum fried rice with pork cutlet from King of Fried Rice and Ayam Penyet from Penyet Kartini. Both came out well and

Bad review for the satay stall. Cheaters and dishonest! I ordered 10 sticks chicken and 5 sticks beef. How much they charged me per stick? 90 cents a stick which was the price for beef. The actual price for chicken was 70 cents. Tiny beef sticks, only small packet of onion and peanut sauce. My las

Came here on weekends. KL Hokkien Fry Noodle - 5/5 probably the best Kl hokkien noodle in Sengkang/Punggol/Buangkok I had ever tried...medium size $11sgd Meatball Porridge - 3/5 not the best porridge.. porridge must have a good amount of century eggs and fragant sesame oil... Dessert- 5/5 as usua

Teck Lee selling rice and porridge. Worst porridge I had ever eaten. So tasteless and century egg wasn't fresh. The colour of the egg yolk is very yellow. Fish also tasteless. Wonder if the chicken rice and other dishes are alright.

Beautiful food. It's vegan and vegetarian friendly for my vegan/vegetarian friends out there. Quick and delicious food.

The bbq shop halal that sells oyster omelette char kuay teow and etc… very bad service attitude of staff sucks abd lastly your oyster omelette SUCKS big time. 3 small little oyster with loads of egg and flour… so cheapskate and sell at such a high price! Shame on you! Will never go there again. Pui!

Giving 5 stars for “Bread Time” bakery stall because I love their Nyonya Tapioca Kueh, and it’s only $1.30 each (before Kopitiam card discount)! It had a semi-soft and moist texture. Very chewy and there’s a fragrant of pandan too! Yum!