Kway Guan Huat Joochiat Popiah

We note the $4 price point per roll is higher than average, but this is often justified by the larger portion size and the inclusion of prawns and crispy bits.

The radish filling is consistently praised for being juicy and sweet, and the chili provides a good kick, even when requested less spicy.

However, we've seen reports of inconsistent quality, with some customers finding the skin and filling cold and damp, which detracts from the experience.

There are also hygiene concerns, with one review mentioning a hair found in the popiah.

Seating is not available directly at the stall; customers are directed to a neighbouring shop where a drink purchase is expected.

Operating hours are also a point of confusion, with Google listings sometimes differing from the actual signboard (11 AM - 2 PM).

We think it's a decent option for those in the area craving a traditional popiah, but not necessarily worth a special trip given the price and potential quality issues.

Best for a quick takeaway lunch if you manage to catch them during their limited operating hours.