menu on chalkboard and yummy cakes on display |
We ordered mee siam, laksa, nasi lemak and deep fried chicken wings. Top up $3 to get 1 drink (eg. barley, lime juice) and a small basket of fries.
For drinks I had iced lime tea. It looked like regular iced lemon tea due to its colour, but with lime taste. I think I still prefer iced lemon tea, thank you.
iced lime tea |
The place exudes old-schoolness in the utensils as well. Check out the container that holds the chopsticks and spoons.
old school container |
I had mee siam, and it was pretty decent. Much sweeter than I expected, and not spicy at all! The ingredients were pretty simple, just taupok, tauhu and half an egg.
mee siam |
nasi lemak |
The fries arrived piping hot, and has curry powder sprinkled on it. Hmmm.. it was a curious taste. But I liked the tartar sauce dip. Goes well, with the fries.
The deep fried chicken winglets (about 6 small winglets per order) were nicely browned, juicy and tasty. Yummy and recommended.
In total, we spent $30+ for the meal and it was enough to feed all three of us, with no room for cakes.
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