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First time trying Viet pancakes! First glance I thought they were Viet version on Indian Vadai but the pancake was so eggy and soft. Very yummy!

$8.90

Not too bad a bowl of vermicelli, pig intestines were nice but I wish they gave more of it, considering its original price. Bowl was quite big but unfortunately most of it was soup - the actual vermicelli and pig intestines weren’t much.

Overall a nice meal but small quantity, not worth the original price. We used the Beyond 1-for-1 deal so it wasn’t too bad.

Tbh wouldn't know of this place without Burpple but so glad we tried it! Cosy little joint with yummy, affordable and authentic food. We got the beef pho, dried vermicelli and mini pancakes (first time trying and loved it!)

Food: 9/10
Price: 8/10
Ambience: 8/10

capturing fresh, chewy prawns but somewhat missing the spicy kick of 红油抄手。it's more on the sour and tangy side but I wished it also gave more of that numbing delight. Nevertheless, still plump & juicy ($7.50)

Ten bucks before tax & service charge for this piquant plate of fried rice with honest to god crabmeat in there? Shoot son, get me more! @khaohomsg has an ample array of fried rice, and this one commands the highest premium of them all. Yup, they’re in the eight to ten dollar range. That’s some sick value right there.⠀
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The fabulously fluffy fried rice is splendidly salted, with the wonders of wok hei amplifying the stellar seasoning of the egg & spring onion speckled rice. As for the crabmeat, they were delectably fresh and cooked competently. It relies more on the strongly seasoned fried rice for flavouring, and that’s perfectly alright.⠀

Here first time for their mookata buffet ($22.80) and ended with a happy belly. The meats used are pretty fresh and well seasoned, my personal favourite is the pork belly because its just so juicy and tender with the char. I think it's pretty cheap and there's no GST and service charge as well!

Here for the 2nd time, and I think this will be my go-to spot for desserts in jalan besar! The Yam Paste ($4.80) is as thick as ever and we both agreed that it's restaurant quality. The D24 Durian Mousse ($6) has a big dollop of durian flesh that is so fragrant together with the durian milk ice. The desserts are just abit too sweet. Definitely will be back here when I crave for Chinese desserts 😍

Had such a wonderful time here in this restaurant. The service is really good, the food is delicious and the ambience is beautiful. The Chicken Confit ($19) was really tender, literally the fall off the bone kind. The chicken was seared well as well as you get the addictive crispy exterior. The vegetables are well charred, giving them the extra smoky flavour. All are soaked in this beautiful sauce made from chicken broth. The Sambal Angel Hair pasta ($19) had generous amount of seafood ingredients that were well seared too. Pasta portion is pretty huge!

The mocktails we got were very refreshing, especially the tropical fantasy ($9). Will definitely head here again! Thanks to #burpplebeyond for the 1 for 1 for the mains and drinks!