We tried the kaya butter toast, curry bee hoon and mee siam. My personal favourite was the mee siam as it was simple, authentic yet flavourful. The place is somewhat spacious but may pose a challenge if you come during peak hours.

affordable kopitiam-style cafe(?) places selling hawker food! their mee rebus for $5 is quite worth ah but i find their sauce a bit sweet. i like the whole egg they give hehe. the laksa is also very creamy and fragrant! yum!

Their Kopi C kosong had a creamy, milky flavor with just a hint of bitterness, adding a unique touch. Their Han, egg, and cheese sandwich was delicious—the bread was perfectly lightly toasted and crispy, making each bite satisfying.

One of my classmates first brought me here some 8 or 10 years ago and I remember the toast set was $4 then. I have been here on and off throughout the years, and the toast set is $5.90 today, which is honestly reasonable. Food is as good as I remember it and the selection is much wider today.

Something is not right with your Nasi Lemak today. We order two plates. The eggs were so hard. Rice was not even warm. (this dish is one of your best seller and we are a big fan of it. Something must be not in place today). Feedback fyi.