Not a fan of Horfun in general and when I came by Maxwell Food Centre on a Sunday afternoon, many stalls were already closed. Saw this stall that was open and it was so unassuming and underrated!

Basically my friend and I couldn’t find any reviews about this stall at all but she was craving Horfun so we ordered a shredded chicken Horfun. Turned out to be THE BEST HORFUN I’VE HAD????!!!! 10/10 would specially travel here just to eat the Horfun!

Around 10 people in front of me. Ended up queueing around 1h10min.

Ordered the “All-in-One” Combo MHK ($5) with both dry and soup versions. Soup and ingredients were packed separately (thankfully) and it took me about 1h to travel home before I could dig into these bowls of MHK.

Impressed by my first sip of the soup, the wokhey smell was mild yet addictive. Unfortunately, the wokhey taste started fading off after a while as the palate started getting used to the taste. The MHK was clumped together by the time I consumed it so it’s not exactly fair to review it’s texture, but I like the ingredients in the following order: pork slices, minced pork, prawn ball and pork ball. Would have to say that the soup won my heart over though 😂 Oh and the chilli was 💯

The dry version’s wokhey was so much stronger but the sauce was salty too. Even though I prefer the wokhey in this better, I think overall as a dish, the soup version was better.

Will come back again to try the MHK when dine-in is permitted!

This was the stall with ‘that one longest queue’ in the whole coffeeshop (around 15 people before me) 😂 Would have to say they were fast and efficient though.

Ordered a Chicken for 3 pax (mixed roasted with steamed) and 2 shares of rice. The chicken rice was very fragrant. Steamed chicken was soft and tender while the roasted chicken seems a bit dry even though I tried soaking it up with the sauce. Taste-wise was just nice, not too salty. It’s a good chicken rice place but with that queue, I kind of had higher expectations.

Pretty good soup broth but other than that, nothing special. Ordered the duo fish pao fan ($7.80) + additional side of egg floss (+$1). Fried fish was on the tougher side, and the amount of crispies were quite little. Personally don’t feel that it’s worth the price tag.

Ordered the Butternut Chicken Pizza ($8.30) containing chicken, squash and rosemary herbs and the Mushroom Truffle Pizza ($8.30) containing white button and Korean shimeiji mushrooms.
*Note, $8.30 is the member price (if u follow their FB and Instagram) while original price is $11.90!

Would have to say that the pizza crust was really thin but the amount of ingredients were generous and it might seem like a small portion but one pizza is filling enough as a meal 😂 The squash in the Chicken Pizza really complemented the chicken as it was sweet while the chicken and cheese were savoury. Personally, I preferred the truffle pizza to the chicken pizza. The aroma and taste of the truffle was really strong and I absolutely love it! The price tag is considered affordable for something that is so generous in ingredients, and I love how the crust is thin and makes me feel less sinful with eating carbs 😂 This would be such a good supper snack. That being said, there’re better pizza options out there if you’re not looking for a less sinful snack 😝

Came at 6pm on the first day dine-in is allowed. There were 2 tables occupied so plenty of seats were available.

Ordered the Classic 001 Double Cheeseburger ($13) with an add on of fries (+$3) and Cold a brew Coffee with Oat Milk ($7).

The Cheeseburger came with brioche buns, Black Angus beef patty, Caramelised onions, Gherkin, Master Sauce and Chipotle Mayo. The brioche bun was really soft and had a really strong and flavourful butter taste but the bottom bun was kinda wet and slightly disintegrated from the sauces and caramelised onions. It was also quite salty (I think from the salted butter used to toast the bun + the myriad of sauces). Beef patty was really thick (refer to photo) so I personally feel that a single patty is sufficient. Also, certain parts were dry and tough but the beefy taste was just nice.

The fries were really crispy even after sitting out for a while and it wasn’t dry. However I’m not sure if it’s better with or without the Cajun seasoning because some parts ended up pretty bitter. The cold brew coffee with oat milk had no sugar added and was really smooth; gotta say this is something I would get when I come here but then again this place has so many unique drinks 😂

Will come back to try their other burgers!

Cycled to dabao this and it was still warm by the time I consumed it. Ordered the Smash Double Cheese Burger ($8.40) with Cheese fries (+$2.50) and Pulled Brisket Burger ($7.50) with Truffles fries (+$3.50).

The Smash Double Cheese Burger had really juicy patties, which were packed with flavour but a tad on the saltier side. It’s a good burger and is sufficient to satisfy a burger craving but there’re better ones out there (nonetheless, worth it for the price). The Pulled Brisket Burger was really flavourful too, I enjoyed it thoroughly with every bite. Would have to say this was more unique compared to the double cheese burger. The brisket was on the sweeter side and the texture was so good. Unfortunately because the brisket was cooked in sauce, the bottom of the burger disintegrated.

Fries were on the drier side, but thank goodness they were thick cut otherwise I think it might be even drier. Cheese top up was relatively worth it, the amount of cheese was generous. However those of you who aren’t fans of creamy stuff, this might end up pretty jelak!

The aroma from the Truffle fries was so strong that when I took it out from my bag, the whole dining room was filled with the smell of truffle. However, there wasn’t much truffle taste so I personally feel that you’d probably wanna give it a miss and it’s not worth topping up $3.50 for it.

Ordered the pork rib and prawn noodles (dry) ($5.50), sauce was flavourful and blended well with the noodle as a dish. Came with 3 pcs of pork ribs (which was relatively meaty) and 3 pcs of prawns. The soup was light yet flavourful and I don’t think there was a lot of MSG in it because I didn’t feel exceptionally thirsty after the meal.

Lard was self-service and initially when I saw the lard being wet and sticking with each other, I was a bit skeptical but it turned out to be crispy and delish too. 10/10 would recommend!

Ordered the HKM ($5) and Fried Oyster ($5). HKM had a flavourful broth and I love that it was slightly on the drier side after we dabaoed (the noodles absorbed the broth and was rly flavourful too). Chilli is like the Nasi Padang/ Ayam Penyet kind, slightly watery but got enough kick. Don’t recommend to mix in the whole amount of chilli because it’ll probably be too spicy 😂 Personally prefer thick noodles to beehoon but this was pretty good and the abalone elevated the taste so okay la can accept the noodle to Beehoon ratio 😂

The fried oyster was fried thick and wasn’t crispy; a bit on the starchier side. Still acceptable but there’re better ones out there. The chilli was not bad though.

Despite the price being a tad expensive ($9.80 for a combo), it’s a relatively healthier and lighter option than regular cheesecake. The green tea has 0% sugar and the cheesecake is light and flavourful without any sense of jelakness. Packaging is beautiful, so for this price I think it’ll be good as a gift.

The best paofan I’ve had til date. Ordered the $9.90 combo (seafood paofan + fried crispy fish rolls) and I’m so satisfied with it.

Couldn’t decide which paofan I wanted so I got the seafood paofan which contains a mixture of prawns, clams and fried fish. The prawns and clams were really fresh and sweet, but the fried fish was a bit on the tougher side. The winner is definitely the broth, I was so full that I left some rice behind but slurped up all the broth 😂 The fried crispy fish rolls were also good! It was fried to a crispy texture and the fish paste in it was flavourful on its own. They were also very generous with the mayonnaise. Will come back again!

Bought a cup of hot latte ($8) (with oatmilk +$1) and this is honestly a very expensive cup of 12 oz coffee. I tend to get migraine drinking caffeinated stuff but this was smooth, didn’t give me a migraine and it’s a taste I could accept without any sugar (I like to add a pack of sugar in my coffee). Have to say it’s pretty good compared to most coffee places but it’s slightly acidic towards the end of each sip. Worth trying but maybe not my to-go coffee place.