In the evening there is this uncle who cooks fried kuay teow and fried noodle and fried rice with chinese sausage. A bit cheaper than kway teow Ateng. The food is quite good but oily and the portion is as big as you have in kway teow Ateng. Still worth the price.

Nice place

The late Mr. Bondan praised the coffee as great. What is less comfortable is the place, because the building is old/ancient and open. Since it is located at a fairly busy road intersection, car parking is somewhat difficult.

the taste has changed quite a bit since the last time I came here, the taste has decreased, the price remains cheap, suitable for a quick breakfast in the morning

For the drink, lemon tea and coffee are ok, for the food it is very not worth it in my opinion with the expensive price, the soup is like wash water