JLYHSgd1.90 for hot teh, made fresh on the spot. Fragrant, smooth and sweet enough for me. Sgd3.20 for iced kopi c kosong, creamy and gao enough. Not crowded at all on weekday after lunch. Pretty good ambience, tables are clean and place is well lit but not too bright, can relax and chill. Dude who made my teh was "pulling" / "tarik-ing" it on the spot. We'll definitely be back to try their food.
Selah VOne random evening, with the food court crowded, we decided to dine here. First impression was--waaah. So pricey. There were some affordable options, which i got-the nasi lemak. Which qas good by the way. But i feel like for it's price point, it being around 8 is quite much also knowing that the rice is not too filling. Dont get me wrong. It tastes clean as if they used new oil for it. The blue pea rice touch adds more fragrance to the dish. My wife ordered the fish which I think is the must get here. It's a set that amounts to 20+sgd. Quite pricey. But it is really good. It comes with the soup. Will go back here for that fish set.
s gHad post lunch drinks here with my wife. She had a hot teh, and I had a Kopi C Kosong. She liked her teh - I had a sip and it was not bad - rich and sweet. My Kopi C Kosong was blended like Ya Kun's, could see the froth on top. Tasted quite too too - strong, rich and creamy. My wife thought it was too bitter though.
