Atas Hawker

Really quite normal except for the toast which was slightly crispy and sorta fluffy inside

Filled with soft potatoes, the curry had a nice amount of spice but wasn't too hot

A thin curry but filled with the umami and aroma of small dried prawns. Not exactly like the normal curry but delicious nonetheless

Soup was thin but not watery. Veggies were cooked like those in the bubur chacha, not too soft and still having a little bite. The beef was quite tender but portion is a little smaller than expected for the price

Nothing special about the coconut filling but the bun was really soft and airy, but chewy as well

Really well balanced as it wasn't too sweet or too creamy but still had a nice flavour. While the portion is small the ingredients were really generous and still had a bite

Nice amount of spice in the rendang, however it was really sweet. Also what you see is what you get, the rendang filling doesn't go much deeper than the blob that you can visually ascertain. Lastly, the little bit of mayo at the bottom doesn't help at all. Overall it's not as bad as it sounds though

Really nice crackers that add a little bit of savoury slant, however the kaya aspect was sorely lacking. Basically just two thick slices of butter

Quite refreshing as the lemongrass aroma is strong

The noodle itself was only lightly seasoned but the dry curry chicken and the small fried prawns definitely more than made up for it. I prefer a stronger laksa taste but still it's worth a try just for the toppings

Slightly pricy compared to the rest, but glad that there's some taste to the soup, not just bland water.

Well rounded curry with enough thickness and flavour. Quite a few spices but one aroma in particular was more prominent than the rest(was it tamarind?). Chicken pieces were absolutely on point, definitely deserves a try