I've had a traditional breakfast here: kaya and butter toast, soft-boiled egg with pepper and soy sauce, which was nice. Kaya was the best part of the meal, I even bought a jar to take home. The only thing I didn't like was a very sweet tea.

The best sugar cane juice we’ve had in SE Asia so far. We paid 5,3 SGD for two drinks (one drink had extra ice and sour plum, I definitely recommend this combo). The lady was super nice 😊

Great drinks stall at Maxwell market, closest to the entrance at the Maxwell MRT exit 2. Serves refreshing cold sugar cane juice (great for matching salty foods), traditional coffee, kaya toast, half-boiled eggs. Eggs are cracked for you, so you know you won’t get overcooked/ undercooked eggs (and also no need to dirty your hands ;) add just a bit of white pepper and soy sauce and dip your sweet toast in 🤤 Milk tea with evaporated milk (Teh C) was just right and not overly sweet Friendly lady boss, previously drinks stall owner at JTC ayer rajah crescent food court. Opens till 12am/1am

Ice lemon tea actually homemade, good strong black tea taste with fresh lemon and lightly sweetened. Unlike other places that use syrup to sweetened.

Pathetic and unscrupulous merchant. Charged higher price than other drinks stall on your kopi c and only filled up ~70% of the cup. I don’t recommend anyone patronizing this stall. Beware! Edit: See the owner's response? If that’s really their usual serving size, then it’s best not to support their stall—they basically confirmed what I was saying w.r.t serving size.