Not bad. But not great. I like their ikan bilis, crispy. They did well with their fried chicken as well

This is a small casual restaurant which is a great place I discovered for lunch. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Water and cutlery is self service as mentioned by fellow womo member, however no water jug was available so I asked a staff for some, she was very obliging to bring me a fresh water bottle to my table.

I ordered a nasi goreng which was delicious, good portion of noodles and seafood pieces. The dish had a lovely flavour and very satisfying too and for $8.90 its a good price for lunch

I look forward to returning to trying their other dishes including curries, rice etc.

Eftpos is available but minimum spend of $25 is required.

Approximate cost: $10

My malaysian friend introduced this restaurant so we came here for lunch last week.

The quality of food: Curry laksa seafood is delicious and I had the cendol - YAY! the drink is good too. must try!

The service: quick and efficient service. FYI - Water and cutlery is self serve.

Value: Reasonable price.

Char hor fun, thick barley drinks, milo dinosaur, hokkien mee *this was a topic of discussion between us and a complete other stranger whether this really is the only location to find this in Melbourne*, kaya toast set with half boiled egg.

Cheap, service with a smile, quick, lots of seating (until people finally clue on to the hidden gem that is this joint). Definitely worth a try!

Approximate cost: $10

The kaya toast with soft boiled eggs are delicious, as expected. But other items on the menu were quite disappointing. Ordered some char kway teow and mee siam, both tasted average and not as authentic as the ones in singapore. The Teh tarik were too sweet for my taste bud.