This is the best chay kuay teow i ever tried after comparing the ones in Marina Parade hawker, Bedok and so on. The taste is just nice, it is not overwhelming after half way through the meal and it is also not so oily. The noodles and kuay teow are of the right 'Q' taste.

So after tired of eating so many chay kway teow from many other places or scare later will get too sick of it ...

The lomee is not too bad. At the price of 3 bucks, it has quite a portion and has a lot of ingredients and somewat unique also like fried lotus and so on... even though the soup base was average. the price you pay it's more the extra ingredients lah... but it's worth the try.
laska and the other mees are quite slightly above average.

The chickens are soft and tender and the most important thing, the rice has a good fragrance also. Standard hawker price and it's worth the money. Each day they can sell up to 20 chicken if i did not count wrongly, so it's worth a try if you are here. Even though this stall does not have like some other stalls, which has  maybe got the small dishes like acha or appetitizer dishes to come ...