Pork and bacon patty with caramelised onions and cheese - this was a tasty (and salty) alternative for me on a day I didn't feel like having beef

My first time trying dry and herbal BKT and I think I like this better than the peppery version! The dry version has generous portions of ribs that are cut shorter and much easier to eat, and a dark sauce gravy that goes amazingly with the white rice. Herbal soup also tastes very soothing and I loved the enoki mushrooms.

This place was pretty crowded for a weekday lunch! The taste is comparable with jai thai, but a little more pricey if I remember correctly and also less generous with the ingredients. This is worth a try but I probably will return to jai thai next time.

A much smaller crowd compared to the outlet at west coast plaza but the food is equally good! Four dishes including a curry fish head for a group of 5 cost around 60 bucks without drinks.

Second time at Nam Nam and it's still as good! Can't expect too much for the price but it's yummy enough for me and the beef is pretty generous too.

Three of us had this giant pan of chicken and seafood consisting of prawns, mussels, octopus, squid. Also ordered the extra toppings set and cheese. The spicy sauce was really good at the beginning, but since the whole meal was basically this, the taste got a little tiring at the end. Probably should have ordered a smaller portion and some other dishes! Overall a decent experience but 90 over bucks for this feels a little too pricy for me to return again.

Thick, sour and spicy; super shiok! With all these spicy food, this place needs stronger aircon 😂

CHEAP AND GOOD is all I have to say! Will be nice if they gave both anchovies and kimchi for side dishes; you can only choose one. But I'm not complaining since the portion is generous!

For 40 bucks after taxes and service charge, this giant hotpot is super value for money! With lots of squid, prawns, clams, flower crab, enoki mushrooms and other veggies and a soothing soup, this pot is good for 4. A smaller one for 2 is also available. The side dishes or banchan here are not too impressive compared to other places but for the price, I won't be asking for too much.

Forgot the name of this place but it's hard to miss, being one of the VERY FEW remaining food places in junction 10. Both the fried and grilled chicken were pretty good, and the chili is super spicy and awesome. Worth trying if you're already there (you don't have much of a choice anyway).

Didn't taste that exotic but it was certainly delicious! Seafood - two huge prawns and mussels, and a scallop that goes really well together with the creamy laksa sauce. The place is nice and cosy too but just a little too dim for nice photos.

Nice coffee and nice place to chill after lunch! $6.50 if I remember correctly