$17.70 after taxes
Plate looks small but it’s very filling. Asked to remove chilli and mushrooms, so the dish was in the end had a little spice. Tasty but oily.

$10 ala carte, add $1.80 for soba set meal, prices before taxes
The soba was well seasoned albeit a little too salty, and I love the tofu and dipping sauce too.
Fish serving was actually one half side of a whole fish, and they didn’t debone it properly. Size is about my hand size. Anyhow, found it well grilled with crispy skin and juicy flesh.

$4.80 before taxes
Crispy on the outside, chewy inside! Doesn’t feel too greasy either. Will buy again

$20.90
Surprised me that the mock meat actually tasted like real meat with the right texture.

Other dishes ordered / sampled :

Tom yam soup
$17.90 for medium
Nothing special, but still decent

XO rice
$16.90 for medium
Tastes much better than the olive rice ($8.90 for small) here. Not oily or clumpy or wet, but just nice. Had a really long waiting time however

Pumpkin broth
$29.90 for medium
Doesn’t taste like pumpkin which is a plus to me, and has the look and texture of sharks fin soup. A must order

5 spice Ngor Hiang Roll
$13.90
The closest dish in this order to tasting like mock meat - not recommended

Golden nuggets
$20.90
Made of mushrooms, but feels meaty and delicious!

Also I would say the medium size would be suitable for 3 servings.

$4 for small
Fried fish was disappointing; it was not crispy and the skin separates from the meat. Noodles was not quite enough for 1 person. Broth was good, so next time I’ll order just the soup alone.

A bit dry but it’s served freshly cooked and piping hot. Doesn’t feel greasy. Is chewy when eaten cooled

$16 before taxes
The meaty prawns are the highlight of this dish. There’s also five lala, and they are quite fresh. I find the noodles a little tad salty though

$3
Value for money, and it tastes good too even without chilli

$0.80 for each ball
Ate it after some time and it was still crispy on the outside yet soft like glutinous rice inside. This is like the fried version of mochi. Its skin is very oily though.

$3.50, with bean sprouts for $2
Got unlucky with a lot of bones but the meat was well cooked but tender. The rice itself was chewy but very greasy. There isn’t any soup at all.
For such a high price, the only thing worth it was the chilli and the vegetables. Vegetable serving is quite big for 1 person, but there’s no other cheaper option.

$14 for small.
Sufficient for 1 serving, but it’s mainly soup, an egg, some pieces of leek and ginger and a lot and a lot of noodles.
Got two halves of a crayfish, and each meat piece itself is about the length of my middle finger, but they are chewy and easily removable from the shell. Next time though I’ll probably just order the crayfish itself.

UP $14.80
Hm again the pieces were unsatisfactory small :(
Think I’ll just stick with the Supreme Sea Eel instead. Taste-wise, it’s nice but I could have bought a better deal from NTUC FairPrice