Welcome to Mountbatten.

Roadside shophouse unit, spacious and airy. Just a 10min walk from Dakota MRT.

Sambal Promfet ($40): Huge, sufficient portion for the 5 of us. Fish was fresh with a nicely crisp exterior, and generously topped with this delicious sambal. Sambal was the highlight, we kept eating it with the rest of the dishes.
Crab Beehoon ($48): Decently sized whole crab, with sweet and plump flesh. Beehoon was rich and intense, but became slightly surfeiting towards the end.
Tofu w/ Crabmeat ($12): Tofu was good, and the gravy made it better with lump of crabmeat.
Sweet Potato Leaf ($10), Spinach w/ Trio Egg ($12): Nice, but not great. Had better in plenty other places.
Fried Rice ($6): Average, but portion was amazing for the price.
Homemade Prawn Roll ($10): Meaty and bursting with juices. This was nice.

Best of both worlds. Acceptable pork belly paired not with boring rice but quite good quality la mian.

Decent duck. I've eaten their cream pasta countless times.

New dish too. First time encountering. Unfortunately, it's slightly below average.

Shows their evolution. Quite good standard too.

More unagi! And this time it's not part of some big bento. It's clearly not high quality but I'll take it. The omelette was surprisingly good.

Young hawker with some hype, but overrated lah. It's nice but pretty much same level as most stalls. Got an almost fully cooked ajitama.

From Hong Hua Desserts
Yummy Milo shave ice dessert for just $3!
Milo powder layer atop, sweet condensed milk drizzle, and nata de coco cubes make it a delightful treat.
Not bad indeed!

Wah I was so happy to see this. I love dory. Such big slabs here. I could eat this all day.

Ee fu mee is one of my favourite food but my anticipation was short-lived. This was a poor imitation.

Hahaha this again.

I must admit, one of my strangest meals here. It's almost caifan, but I guess it can feign as curry rice.