Never knew Chicken 65 was full of bones. So was the Chicken Mee Goreng. You fellas could make it big selling tulang ayam.

The bryani and the prata had spicy curry. They did give quite a huge portion of bryani rice, so it's value for money, though the taste needs improving. Old shop, with a slightly confusing ordering system. But it has a old school kind of charm, even if I don't think I'll ever eat here again. The teh tarik peng is very sweet, with more sugar than tea taste. Good for a sugar rush, bad for the waistline.

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had a very unpleasant experience at this shop. The hygiene standards were extremely poor there was bird droppings on the chairs, and it looked like they were never cleaned or wiped down. What made it worse was seeing a staff member use the same cloth for preparing drinks and then use it to wipe his shoes, which is completely unacceptable and raises serious concerns about cleanliness. On top of that, my order was forgotten, and the service was disorganized. Overall, the place felt dirty and poorly managed. I would not recommend visiting unless they seriously improve their hygiene and service standards.

Prata were fluffy and soft inside and crispy on the outside, unlike many of other stalls in Singapore that have crispy but dense and tough pratas. Curry was of perfect consistency, flavourful and nicely tinged with assam give a nice spicy and sour kick.

i always come here for a prata and maggie goreng after i do my lashes next door. the prata is always made to order and comes out exceptionally hot and nice. the owner and staff here are always friendly and always ensure that the food is good(: