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| Written by Joe Bodia |
 Extremely popular for simple breakfast fare as it is not oily and very tasty. We advise going early on weekends to avoid the long queues. Most people favour their fried bee hoon and kway teow which is cooked with great vigor and techniques. Worth paying extra for more toppings, especially for the deep friend bean curd. Blk 58, New Upper Changi Road #01-203, 5am to 11am, Closed on Mondays and Thursdays |
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