A hidden gem with great taste and mix of flavours. Highly underrated. If you are hungry and can’t eat egg,fish or meat then it’s your saviour with one of the best taste of all these flavours in vegetarian form. We tried their Curry puff,soup,mock chicken and mock duck which tasted much better than the real ones.

Vegetarian hot fun was very good! Came with a lot of ingredients (veggies and mock meats) and portion was quite big. $5 considered reasonable for a zichar style dish?

Went to the stall. There were 3 aunties taking orders. I wanted to order more skilled and freshly cooked dish like hokkien mee. End up being untruthfully guided into buying this meal for a high $6.The short hair aunty described as tze char style cooked dishes with rice for only $6. Turns out this max value only worth $3-$4 kind of cooked mixed vegetables only served on rice. Even if I buy mixed dishes veg food never going add up to $6. Not recommended due to misleading patrons into buying overpriced and unpopular foods.

Breakfast: $3 for vegetarian noodle set. Went at 630am weekday. Noodles are bland. Fried goose is not as crispy. Other ingredients are decent. Portion is also decent. Green chilli and chilli is not self service. Need to be requested. Overall very average. Dinner: $4 for duck rice and $1.50 for soup. Recommend to get both together. Duck mock meat is braised. The chilli is nice. Rice has hint of herbal taste. The soup has generous ingredients such as corn, fungus tofu, carrot etc. soup taste good. Dinner:$4 for hokkien mee. The taste is Abit bland, taste more like "seafood beehoon". More bee Hoon than yellow noodle. Ingredients are generous.

Good vegetarian food! I had noodles with veggies and the aunty there is very kind. Would recommend this place for vegetarians.