The White Russian here has a subtle chocolate note, which was a nice surprise.

The space itself is the star here. Dining in a building with so much history just hits different. The food is good, but honestly, I kept getting distracted by the old tiles and the high ceilings. Felt like a little escape.

Love the vibe here! Came with a few friends and the staff were so chill, made us feel right at home. Food was tasty, didn&#39;t break the bank. Perfect spot for a casual catch-up.

Grilled fish stall outside is the one. Sambal is fantastic, comes with pickle onion. Quick bite during lunch break, just what I needed. Operator is friendly. Hokkien mee and chicken wings from other stalls looked good too.

Small spot, super basic inside. But the food! The spices are there, but not heavy at all. Just lets the real flavours shine. Really enjoyed that.

Grabbed a seat at the bar with a couple mates. The stools are comfy, perfect for just hanging out and chatting over a meal. It&rsquo;s a good, relaxed spot for a casual catch-up.

Been coming here for years, and the kolo mee is always the same. Springy noodles, that simple seasoning. It&#39;s just consistent. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The Sarawak pale ale on tap was really nice. Served in a chilled glass, it just hit the spot with my food. That cold, crisp first sip was everything.

The beef noodles are a solid choice. The broth is decent and the beef chunks are pretty tender. A bit on the salty side for me, but it&#39;s a reliable local spot.

The breakfast sets are generous and filling, good value. The soft bread is a highlight.

Really clean spot, they even wipe down the canned drinks. The pork noodle soup was spot on, just had to wait a bit for it.

The Heng Hua noodles were pretty good. Broth was light but had decent flavour, noodles had a nice chew. Toppings were tasty too. A solid choice at the food court.

Been craving their beef noodles lately. The noodles are just right, chewy and not too soft. Broth&#39;s solid too. It&#39;s my go-to when I&#39;m in the area.

Service was quick and the staff were nice. It&#39;s a small spot though, so definitely book ahead if you&#39;re going on a weekend.

A nice find - their Louisiana-style beignets are pretty good. Light and fluffy, with a generous dusting of icing sugar. A decent treat, though they could be a touch warmer.

The Malay fried mee is my go-to here. The place has this really relaxed, almost rustic feel to it. It&#39;s not fancy, but the wooden tables and warm lighting make it a comfortable spot to just enjoy a good plate of noodles.

Service is a bit slow since it&#39;s just one person running the place. But the food is clearly made with care. I didn&#39;t mind the wait&mdash;had a nice time just sitting there with a book. The dogs are sweet.

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