Dee
Sensitive stomach needed a light quick meal @ 4pm on sat's afternoon so i ordered fishball noodles w
My sensitive stomach needed a light, quick meal at 4 pm on Saturday afternoon, so I ordered fishball noodles without noodles for $5.50 and economic vegetables with meat for $6.
The fishball portion was reasonable. Since I asked for the same price without noodles, I received ample vegetables to go with bouncy fish balls, minced meat, fish dumplings, and fish cakes in a non-oily soup, served by a smiling Vietnamese lady.
The $3.50 option at the fishball stall is for small eaters, and the elderly can use their discount card.
For the economic vegetables, I chose green leafy vegetables with green broad beans and my favorite fried pork (clearly priced at $3). So, at $6, eating without carbohydrates and without a "shock" to my wallet made my belly happy.
I noted that prices were clearly indicated on signboards in a clean, bright, and centrally located air-conditioned food court.
Good deals and a simple, no-fuss meal, recommended!
Stephanie Tan
Better selection than previous kopitiam. New western stall now opened! And it is good!
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Wes
Better selection than the previous kopitiam. A new western stall has now opened, and it's good! West Bro's Western offers grilled chicken, pork, and lamb, as well as fried Har Jeong chicken. They serve it with Aglio Olio noodles, fried rice, or basmati rice (nasi lemak). The fishball noodles at dinner time are good; though the portions aren't large, they are sufficient. The mixed vegetable rice at dinner time was cold. Note that the advertised '1 meat 1 veg' option only applies to curry chicken. The pork I selected cost $2 per portion, although this was not clearly marked.