Happy Hawkers

We’ve seen consistent praise for the Indian-Muslim stall, particularly their Mee Hoon Goreng, which is noted for being consistently cooked 'just right' and priced affordably.

Their prata is described as 'doughy/chewy,' and they offer a wide selection including Indian Rojak and Kambing Soup.

The newly opened Hong Kong zi char stall has a standout Har Cheong Gai, which some reviewers call the 'best ever' due to its excellent batter and generous fried topping.

However, the food court struggles with stall consistency; some spots frequently change tenants or remain empty, which impacts the overall variety.

We also note recurring complaints about the dim sum stall, specifically its fried items like youtiao and fish balls, which are often criticised for tasting of old oil or being bland.

Service from the drinks stall can also be inconsistent, with some customers reporting 'unhappy hawkers.' Despite these issues, the affordable breakfast sets, like the $2.80 kaya toast and coffee, offer good value.

We think this is a reliable everyday option for residents, but not a destination meal.

Best for quick, affordable bites, especially on rainy days when the crowds are thinner.