My friend Sachin introduced me to this hidden gem in Pasir Panjang. Best coin prata I've ever had – lightly laced with a hint of honey. The teh o limau panas was awesome too. Price vs. quality is unbeatable. Also tried the teh halia, which was super as well. Don't come for the ambience; the food tastes so good that it doesn't matter.

Came to the CDEConnect nearby. Came here for lunch. Ordered their mee goreng and coffee. Coffee was nice. The mee goreng was good. This is the basic version. No meat added. Ordered the malabar chicken Biryani as takeaway but got the normal chicken biriyani instead. Noticed it only when i got home. Overlooked😫. Anyway it was light and nice. Bought their samosas also. Nice when eaten hot. Staff were friendly.

I have visited this place more than 10 times for breakfast, mainly for their egg roti prata and iced tea. The egg prata is always freshly made, unlike the one at Pasir Panjang Food Centre where it is often pre-cooked and left in a tray. I always request for fish curry as I feel it tastes better. The prices are very reasonable, with two egg pratas at $4 and teh tarek ice at $1.50. In comparison, the Teh Tarek Ice at the hawker centre was already $2.30 even before the renovation.

The mee goreng has the wok hei and I like the fact it is not fried with the red sauce. Mee hoon goreng is ok but not great as the bee hoon is a little wet. The cheese nann is soft and nice but the chicken murtabak cannot taste the chicken meat. Unfortunately they don't serve prata during lunch which I don't quite understand. The teh halia less sweet is quite ok as it is not overly sweet.

The young boss is friendly, fluent in English and patient when I order. Mee goreng combo mutton