The mee hoon kueh (torn hand-pulled noodles) looked generally thick but were silky soft & chewy to the centre - great consistent texture throughout all the free-style & individually shaped pieces.
Their minced meat were also well-marinated, no gamey odour & were optionally blanched along with their cabbage and dumpling (pretty decent). Surprised to find a runny egg served in the side bowl of soup too.
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Do take note though, portion wasn't that suitable for fully grown adults, my colleague was complaining so I'd suggest to really top-up $1. In our case, the Fried Dumplings ($4) by the side were so helpful thanks to my lovely supervisor @Androlite_10! 🙌🏻
Overall, food was commendable - nothing flashy nor glamorous but certainly satisfying & homely. Well having been here twice, I'd say that if only their service could be less than arrogant & portion size be more magnanimous, then yes this is a good place to get your fix of comfort. But definitely bearable.