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Traditional Chee Cheong Fun made on the spot. The Chee Cheong Fun is soft and fresh. Easy on the stomach. My go-to breakfast on a weekly basis

Yes. It's in Chinatown. Small family business freshly shrimp up steamed cheong fun. Clean & good tastings. Complete your savors with their other bites. Worth the wait & mini queue. Just next to the excellent mee siam stall. Just carry on makan.

The congee has rich ingredients served with a fried bread stick. Nice comfort good. Will def go back to try different food on the menu.

Yummy handmade cheong fun freshly made upon ordered.Textures are smooth & soft . For the soy sauce not too sweet or over salty. Prawn, squids and fishslices with ginger are always my favorite choices. Prices are friendly.

Tucked in a unassuming lane of the hawker centre. I have been patronizing the stall for many many years now. Tasty porridge (congee texture) and great Chee Cheong Fun prepared upon order. The porridge is comforting and tasty! If you’re in the mood for porridge this will not disappoint! ? (Pic attached is from some time back so I can’t remember how the siew mai and pan fried dumplings (锅贴) tasted)

Tried a few times and this has become my comfort food for breakfast. Always order a porridge with a plate of soft and silky chee cheong fun. Uncle one man show and chee cheong fun is made piece by piece on the spot so have to be patient. Price is affordable unlike some stalls. Must support!

March 2022 Very reasonable prices. Mixed pork porridge at only $3. Full of ingredients. Has big intestine, liver inside also. Porridge turns watery after eating though. The prawn Cheong fun is very worth it. Where else can you find Hong Kong style chee Cheong Fun at $2.50. It's freshly made on the spot. Also has zhar Leong aka you tiao dough fritters Cheong Fun. But of course don't expect the dough fritter to be freshly fried and crispy. I think local people palate is biased towards sweetness. I find the soy sauce can be sweeter. He's a one man show so might be slow if there's a queue. Good price point. Will visit if I am around the vicinity.

Their porridge are the main star here at this stall and Cheong fun are the sides to accompany the porridge. The other dish that many customers seems to order is the fried intestines ?. Had only bought the plain Cheong Fun as I had other yummy breakfast food here at this hawker stall, because too many choices here and 1 tummy cannot eat everything La. ?? The plain Cheong Fun is those cloth versions. Made to order, the uncle will steam it, roll it, drizzle with the sauce, sprinkle with sesame seed and serve it hot and fresh. Texture of the roll is soft, on the thicker side, abit sticky and chewy. Sauce is normal, but I think I tasted the hoisin sauce, it seems there is a hint of sweetness to the savoury taste. The sesame seeds added flavour to the rolls and sauce. I saw that they have other unique rolls on the menu. XO durian roll, salad apple roll and sotong roll. Would love to try them but was too full. And the price this stall offers is too affordable! A decent place to come here to have breakfast or brunch and have their fried intestines, porridge and Cheong fun to your meal.