Pang Pang Crepe

Was there 15 minutes ago. Met an extremely rude server that gave the unhappy look the moment I asked if I could take an order. Behaving as if he's ready for a fight. Served food without using gloves and used the same hand to count cash and passed back to me. I have taken photos and will be going to NEA. The guy in question is wearing black specs and slightly plump. And food is mediocre.

The crepe is okay. The sauce is rather spicy, so if you're not use to spicy food then you have to inform earlier. The stick or chuan chuan is so so. Definitely recommend the cheese potato, super nice. But above all, these are snack based. Not filling.

Went to the shop first time at 7pm and the owner told us the crepe sold out. The second day we went again and finally got our Chinese crepe after a very Long queue. The crispy chip inside the crepe very crunchy and tasty. I like it so much! Thanks for bringing such nice food to Singapore ! Really worth queuing ! Jia you!!!

Crispy Chicken Crepe tasted like Mara Xiangguo and it was hotter than I thought, so if you are not used to spicy food, tell them in advance.

Have been patronising this place since it was opened. You pick the sticks of veggies or meat that you like, and they'll deep fry it and smear with the sauce and spices for you. Love it that you can choose non spicy ones too if you can't take spicy foods like me. Crepes wise you can choose the original or the one with the chicken patty. One crepe is good enough for a meal for me.

This shop is along the frontage of Peace Centre so it's hard to miss. It's also the reason why I saw it in the first place. I had a set meal of the traditional crepe, four fried skewers and a canned drink. For someone who is just not that into crepes, I found it pretty good! The skewers are oil-fried and may not be agreeable with the health conscious. Still, it tastes great and the foolhardy me would even ask for more seasoning next time I am back

Slightly pricey but still not too bad. $20+ for all of the food in the images below. The sewers were on point with the level of spice although they were slightly too small for their price point of $1.30+. Furthermore, the Oyster "meesua" came in a generous portion with 3 or 4 oysters inside. For its $5 price point it definitely fulfilled my wishes for a hearty meal. Lastly, the star of the show I personally felt like was the "fried cold noodle" or 烤冷面. Although the name might be misleading but it isn't served cold. The noodles were scrumptious, with the flavors bursting as I took each bite. Although I must mention that it isn't a big portion for $5.90. It still fulfilled my cravings for a simple yet delectable meal. The staff at the shop was friendly and outgoing and I must compliment the one in the black shirt with glasses at the front counter. He was very professional yet knowledgeable, he's perfectly competent to manage the outlet. After my meal he even asked me for feedback on how to improve their food and service for future customers, something so small yet significant really made my day, showing how he really cares about the quality of his products.

At first, I thought SGD 10 for a crepe 煎餅果子 was expensive. It contained a fried chicken cutlet. Then, I ate the crepe and was totally full. It is probably more than a snack, almost a full meal.