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Le Cheng's simple ambiance and hearty dishes create a nostalgic atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. Their kampung chicken is tender and flavorful, and the white pepper claypot chicken soup is comforting and well-seasoned. Definitely worth a visit!

Found out bout this place by Word of Mouth and brought family along, lucky we reached at 530pm as the queue really start snaking after! If you are alone, can go for their rice sets below $10 ( about $8.30) but as we are a group of 5, we ordered:
1) yang chou fried rice
2) Teo chew Kway Teow 💯‼️ must get! prefer this to the fried rice!❤️
3) Salted Egg Pork 💯
4) Prawn
5) Hot Plate Tofu 💯
6) Garlic Dou Miao 💯
7) Sambal Kang Kong

not a lot of restaurants have this now.

must get! best item on the menu:)

✨Hidden Gem of Orchard with Rice Set less than $10 and 💯 Selling Wok Hey Tze Char Dishes since 1994‼️
💡 : Go early before the usual mealtimes even on weekends as there will definitely be a queue‼️

Sagye not only serves up their Signature Korean Pot Rice & Bbq, they also serves up some rather good Korean dishes such as KFC(Korean Fried Chicken), Soups and Saviury Pancakes.

The Seafood Pancake was damn excellent, it was crispy and the Seafood was fresh. A must have in my opinion

short pasta! doesn’t look like it but taste super cheesy!

$28 - most expensive pasta on the menu but made half price with burpple :) generous amount of beef and the pappedelle is well done~

The prettiest and most popular cake at Nesuto.

Vanilla sponge cake slices with Raspberry bits and 2 layers of yuzu mousse. Topped with white chocolate bits.

The Yuzu Raspberry cake was rather too sweet for my liking to be honest.

Kids will love this. Crispy base and not so sweet also.

Totally Taste like a Ferrero Rocher cake.

Basically a premium Hazelnut chocolate cake.