Edit: Went back for the grilled chicken noodle and banh mi and they were both delicious! Portion size is really good at this price point. FYI, the Pho Bo and Pho Ga were both oos by 2pm on a weekday but give the other items on the menu a try! Spacious, well-ventilated coffee shop with plenty of clean tables and no birds flying around. Always a huge plus in my books. Tried the new Vietnamese stall that just opened. The queue moved quickly – waited about five minutes with around seven people ahead. Ordered the beef pho ($6.50). The broth was flavourful and hearty, with a slight hint of MSG but overall still enjoyable. Good portion of noodles, fresh bean sprouts, vegetables, and a decent amount of meat. What stood out was how tender the beef slices and beef tendon were. They poured the hot soup directly over the raw beef slices, letting the residual heat cook them just right. In fact, they appeared slightly pink in my pictures but it wasn’t obvious to me in person. The slices were thicker than usual, and surprisingly tender. Overall, a satisfying and affordable bowl of pho. Would recommend!

Aneka Ulam serves pretty decent Malay food. The beef rendang is tender and balanced in taste, not salty or oily (97g or 19g protein). The tempeh is chunky but over-fried (56g). Total protein for the meal shown is about 30g.

Do Not patronise this place! It’s a ripoff! $2.50 for 3 mini epok-epoks and they don’t allow you to take the chili coz u have to pay for it! Absurd excuses!!! I bought six and can’t even take a bit of chili 😂

The coffeeshop is ok, but the Malay stall Aneka Ulam selling their Malay food are like daylight robbery, I seldom eat at this stall maybe once in 6 months, and today it was raining heavily so I decided to go to this coffeeshop, then I was deciding whether to eat Chinese mixed rice or Malay mixed rice, so I decided to try Malay mixed rice and it was a terrible mistake, I ordered beef, vege, and fishball, and she tells me is $9.70. I said what? And she said it is like that everywhere the same, I almost wanted to tell her go robbed a bank is easily to make faster money, I tell myself I will never eat at this Malay food stall again, next time even heavy rain, typhoon or tornado in Singapore, I will never eat at this daylight robbery Malay food stall ever again

I order a kopi o kosong at $1.20 (price@2023) Best kopi I ever drank in this area. Strong aroma, thick thick (gao gao) body. Look at the stain on the cup. I order garlic bread also, $2.70. Price is a bit on the high side. Nice amount of garlic spread, crispy bun with sesame. The inner not fluffy, slightly dried.