NTI Food Court - #01-340 NTI Food Court

Nice Chee Cheong fun in the west.

I think this is the best place to get food around here, many choices, quality is pretty decent, some stalls operate till late or 24 hours I think.

The only economic bee hoon stall in this coffeeshop. Been getting this combination several times over a few months now and I have to say they are consistent in their quality. Mee Siam bee Hoon + fried egg + chicken wing + cabbage ($4.30). One of the few places that serves mee siam bee hoon, which is a treat compared to your typical fried brown coloured bee hoon/kway teow etc. The chicken wing you can tell there is a spice/herb rub on it and not merely fried. The egg and cabbage are what you’d typically see and expect from econ bee hoon stalls. Unfortunately only served econ bee hoon morning till noon, but heard the char kway teow they sell in afternoon is equally as good. I’d say this is one of the few stalls here that have withstood the test of time, been here for numerous years. And truly they have a reason to because of their consistent quality and relatively affordable pricing.

Spacious and conveniently located. Frequently visited food stalls include Heng Soon Noodle Eating House, Srisun Paratha(South Indian Cusine), and Fatty Weng Shi Tan(Famous for Oyster Omelet). I used to frequent this place for a late-night beer and smoke. My favorite location in the food court is at the front corner, which is open on both the sides.

Hawker food Delicious fried Oyster at affordable price.($6) Claypork Braised Meat is a yumz. Mushroom Minced Meat Noodle($3.50)? Generous amount of QQ noodles mixed with a balanced amount of vinegar, topped with sweet earthy mushoom, juicy marinated meat, two meatball and fragrant pork lard. Simple, cheap and tastisfying. Comes with a bowl of comforting flavoured soup. Chicken Rice below average Murtabak Mutton($9.10) Always a good supper to have.? That big slice of Prata wrapped with loads of minced mutton, eggs and onion in between, then dip into the mouthwatering curry sauce, is truly the most tastisfying pleasure you could have. Prata is doughy, not crisp. Food were warm. Curry was near to cold. Expensive tho but at least its enough to satisfy my hunger. Order via grab. Additional delivery charges apply.

Do not buy anything from this store Ong Kee roasted duck. I was with my son ta bao food from them. One of staff ask my son who is standing beside me what he want after I do my order and I told him he is with me. He immediately comment my son is DUMB. I asked why he said and he just ignore me without an apologies. I urge everyone to boycott to buy from this store!

Flushed with patrons early in the morning, especially for those who are done with their morning shopping run, coupled with the high density neighbourhood cluster around here! Food is really good mostly, from the chee Cheong fun to the roast duck, roast pork to the fried dough stuff to finally the wanton noodle (that sees a 30 minutes queue). Price wise is as expected from a food court in the neighbourhood, affordable! Ambience wise, it’s the same old hectic and bustling food court, especially with the group restrictions on dining in, there are limited seats available, though not a barrier to coming here for breakfast! Overall experience has been good! Some shops has been around for over 20 years now, revisiting it occasionally after moving out of the area for the childhood taste ?? Food ratings: Chee Cheong Fun 5 ? Duck rice 4 ? Nasi lemak 4 ? Wanton noodle 3 ? Handmade noodle 4 ? Char Kway Tiao 5 ? Japanese 4 ? Western 4 ? Fish soup 4 ? Claypot sesame chicken 3 ?

It’s a big coffeeshop and crowded on weekends. There are probably 20 stalls or more and the foods here are average to us although some people said the yong tau foo, wanton noodle and fried carrot cake were delicious. Cleanliness here was not quite good as well. Hope the coffeeshop management will improve on it soon.