One of the worst wanton noodles I tasted. They didn't add enough sauce so I had to go back and ask them to add more black sauce otherwise the noodles would be so dry. The char siu is so dry I have never tasted such dry meat before. And they only give like 3-4 piece in comparison with the large number of noodles. For $6 nty.

White kolo mee was decent but a tad pricey ($5.8) but remember to scan the qr code beside the ordering kiosk to get 10% off!) It's alright for a quick bite, lots of seats there too!

Cafe inside NTU campus. Cafe deco and ordering system looks interesting among the usual fastfood option in the same dining hall. Food serving was rather large on the carbo but unfortunately taste was below expectation. Kolo noodle fried dumpling was quite tough. Nasi lemak lack the fragrance and curry chicken also seemed tough. Milk tea and chendol were better. Relatively value for money dinner but as the dining hall has no aircon it is rather warm even on evening.

Not the best thing, but not as bad as what others say. Perhaps my review is a bit biased since most of the negative reviews came from those who ordered the toast sets and so far I haven't tried that one just yet. The noodle set (kolo mee?) was cheap (if my fuzzy memory serves me right, around $4?) and tasted alright. The portion might be a bit too small for hyperactive uni students though. The nasi lemak was pretty mediocre relative to the price (somewhat north of $5) - too little of everything but the rice for the price.

Foods are delicious, asian taste, halal & moslem friendly, the price is good for students