Been There, Ate That.

$4

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They only sell one kind of carrot cake so do not expect a black/white version. There are 2 similar stalls with same name but we ordered from the stall all theway inside.

$3.50

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Tasty and flavourful, the cockles is huuuuge for a price like this.

Their pancakes are soft and buttery, taste quite nice.

$15

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Price range over here is on the higher side with not much crowd. I ordered the omelette with Kalua pork, spinach and pepper jack cheese with grilled potatoes. It was quite filling for a dinner. For those with stronger palates may wanna add your own serving of salt/pepper to the omelette.

$10.70

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Set meal comes with rice, 2 sides, drink and dessert with every main. I chose the fermented bean sauce with pork for my main, chap chye and chincalok omelette for my sides, lemongrass as my drink and the gula Melaka for dessert.

$10 for 2 pax

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Available in $15 sized for 2-3 pax. Nicely charred rice and very grainy. But wished that it was a little bit more flavourful. Overall 2.5 ⭐️

Roasted beef croissant $8.9

Ham & cheese croissant $7.9

Food was great but their service at Tangs outlet is much much better as compared to their Raffles City one.

$7.90

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Woah! So expensive for a bowl of noodles and the ingredients are so normal. Will choose my fav traditional wanton mee over this boring bowl of noodles anytime :/

$14.90

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Spicy tempura Donburi (in short, ten-don) which means fried ebi (prawn) fritters, fried vegetables in a rice bowl.

~$7 (approx)

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Nicely toasted with egg, tomato, veg, luncheon meat and ham!

Braised pork is damn fragrant and very aromatic, pairs well with the Cantonese styled noodles and a tinge of black sauce and their chilli.. shiok.

$6

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I love my basil stir fried with everything lol. So can’t resist yet another order of minced meat basil with rice. Damn good. Damn spicy. Damn shiok. I asked for extra spicy. Shioks.