Tried kway chap and braised duck. Kway chap set cost $6, duck portion cost $6.50. Food was nice, except for the braised pork which was very salty. Portion of kway was generous.

Today lunch I bought basil pork rice for take away . Is new stall . So I wanted try how’s it taste . The taste is nice but a bit saltish and oily . But No taste of basil leaf 😥

Walked into a bright, clean, and vibrant coffeeshop. Almost all the tables were filled at lunch hour on a weekend. There was a long queue at the Chicken Rice Stall. Many food choices such as Fried Rice, Yong Tau Foo, Economic Rice, Chee Cheong Fun, etc. Had a hearty and economic meal. Will be back again!

We were having a beer with friends at the coffeshop in the afternoon . First we have to bring our beer bottles to the serving counter to open the bottles for us. We request for a bottle opener but were told that they don''t provide. Other coffeeshops often provide us with thd bottle opener or have it attached to the ice bucket. When we leave, we bought thd bottles to the return tray station to leave at the shelf. The staff clearing the plates told that we cannot return it there and must bring it to the beverage counter. Other coffeeshop, we have no problem returning it at the return tray station. Experience at the coffeeshop is not welcoming customers have a beer there.

This is a relatively big neighborhood coffee shop with about 12 stalls serving different local favourite food. There's many seats and the place is airy, spaceous and clean.