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Indian Rojak ($6.30)

Big Egg & Small Egg say:

The fried potato had a distinct smoky flavour, which was good even on its own. Coconut fritters were surprisingly fragrant and had a crispy exterior. Vegetable flour is also worth a try - it had a mild fragrance which were suited to our tastebuds. Both the coconut and vegetable fritters were light and fluffy, they didn't feel too greasy, which was great! The sauce was a little too sweet for our liking, but it still complemented the rojak pretty well.

Rating: 🐣🐣🐣🥚🥚

Big Egg says:
Saba Fish and Teriyaki Chicken Set ($6.90)

Expected more but acceptable for the price. Set also came with salad in a tangy dressing, and 2 mini gyozas, both were okay. Saba fish was cooked well, probably the best part of the meal. Teriyaki chicken sauce is on the sweeter side, nothing special. Felt like the teriyaki chicken was half batter/skin.

Would recommend the full saba fish set ($5.90) instead.

Rating: 🐣🐣🥚🥚🥚

Small Egg says:
Korean Kimchi Soup Set ($5.90)

Authentic taste with a rich kimchi flavour, unlike many other Korean food stalls, which sometimes tastes like spicy cabbage without the kimchi flavour. Quite generous with the ingredients (glass noodles, pork, tofu, kimchi) and it also tastes very homely! Good choice if you're craving for an affordable bowl of kimchi soup!

Big Egg thinks the soup is solid as well.

Rating: 🐣🐣🐣🐣🥚

Note: Food were bought from Japanese and Korean stall separately!