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Sakon Thai serves authentic, Halal-certified Thai cuisine that’s packed with bold flavours and great for spice lovers! Remember to get their Thai milk tea to balance out the heat! Perfect for family meals or casual meet-ups. Don’t miss out on a delicious Thai feast!
Tasty and the portion is just nice
It a must order if you are first time here
The oysters are huge and the egg is tasty
It is tasty and flavorful
Tasty and well cooked
Tasty but the sauce is little too thick
There’s only a few stalls here that always had a long queue in front, and this stall is definitely one of them.
I already anticipating a long queue when I on my way, even as I came early right at the time they will open at 11am.
Yet there’s already a queue with about 10+ people waiting for the stall to open and start serving.
I went for their mixed ingredients with meat, stomach and meatballs. The soup is just so delicious and appetising.
Totally deserves the recognition with Michelin Guide’s Bib Gourmand.
Drips Bakery Café is a delightful spot that offers a cozy ambiance paired with creative pastries and unique beverages. Among the items I tried, the Almond Croissant was the clear favorite. The croissant was perfectly flaky, with a generous filling of high-quality almonds that tasted fresh and indulgent. It’s one of those pastries that you’ll want to come back for.
The Seasonal Fruit Tart, while visually appealing, didn’t quite steal the show but still delivered a pleasant balance of sweetness and tartness. Another highlight was the Ondeh Ondeh Danish, a pretty pastry infused with the familiar flavors of pandan and gula melaka. It’s a modern twist on a local favorite and definitely worth trying. On the other hand, the Mushroom Chicken Pie fell a little flat. While hearty, it lacked the standout flavors that would make it truly memorable.
The drinks were equally intriguing, especially the Cappuccino and Iced Café Latte, both made with Koji Rice milk. The rice milk added a creamy and slightly sweet note that complemented the coffee well, making the beverages a unique and enjoyable part of the experience.
Overall, Drips Bakery Café impressed with its inventive take on classic items and thoughtful execution. While not every dish wowed, the Almond Croissant and Ondeh Ondeh Danish alone make it worth a visit. For a cozy afternoon snack or a coffee date with a twist, this café is a great choice.
This popular noodle stall at this food centre is always long queue in the morning, and get it’s recognition with Michelin Guide’s Bib Gourmand.
The char siew already run out when I was there on Sunday late morning. So replaced with shredded chicken instead.
Love the texture of their egg noodles, as well as their wanton. Simple yet tasty.
$6.50 for crispy pork, braised pork, braised cabbage & fried egg
~45min queue
honestly both the leicha and ytf were really really good!!! just a bit expensive for hawker food