I regularly go here for ē§č , still taste so š¤¤š¤¤š¤¤
I've been eating this since I was a little girl š My family and I would often go to this kopitiam to eat konlou mien on Sunday mornings š„°
I'd always get the usual å¹²ęå¹¼é¢ (konlou mien) or å¹²ęęé¢ (konlou bian mien, flat noodles), switching around the toppings with either:
- ēŖę (zhuchap)
- ē§č (sau nyuk/roasted pork)
- or ē§éø (roasted duck, not in the pic)
- and/or add on ē®čę°“é„ŗ (century eggs dumplings)
They do have other food menu besides sau lap (ē§č
), they have ē
®ē in the kitchen. It's either written on the menu (hung on the wall) or you can just ask what other food they sell
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For kopitiam standard, it's considered clean
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Since pandemic started, they provide hot water to dip the cutleries (self-service)
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The average spent per person usually inclusive of beverages (taste good too, got standard one, not watery and tasteless)