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My mom favorite porridge place: simple, tasty and affordable.

Worth a try if you fancy Japanese yakitori, some hit and misses.

Come at lunch with less crowd. It has some affordable lunch from RM 7.90 to RM 15+. The Curry here is really flavourful, one if my favorite place for affordable Indian food. We love the Masala tea here.

Mee Siam with Chicken is pretty alright.

The highlight would be the Fried Lok Lok and Bubur Cha Cha dessert. Radish Cake and Rojak are okay. It is an interesting open air eating venue.

Shredded Chicken & Prawn Hor Fun (RM 9) is pretty good with nice broth, so is Signature Curry Noodle (RM 9). Signature Ice Coffee (RM 3.50) is good too.

Tried their slightly fancy Dao Nai Bing (RM 15.90). It has a toufufa pudding cut like a mango, red bean, cincau, soft ice and some pretty chewy balls (perhaps too chewy). It tastes good and feels like good quality ingredients.

Good variety and service, queue on weekends, but everything seems average. Curry Mee slightly better.

This place seems to serve breakfast and most things could be sold out by lunch time. The fish ball noodle (RM 9) has a special yellow noodle and comes with a nice amount of fish ball and fish cake. The soup is slightly salty though. The stall starts cleaning up by 12.30PM. Coffee is passable.

Waited 25 minutes for the chicken rice with bean sprouts (RM 8). Taste wise is pretty good and has a big portion, but definitely not as good as Ipoh ones.

I like the Bakehouse French Toast, with both sweet and salty Savoury. Coffee is nice too. The other pasties are okay, and the Sourdough is not soft enough.