
Plate#4: The crispiest heavenliest roti canai with gravy and two satays with peanut sauce. Apparently the satay veered towards the excessively sweet, having not eated satay for about a decade, I didn't really notice. The roti chef seriously deserves an award.

Another award-deserving chef was the tall-hatted pictured on the back left with his back turned towards us - producing very praise-worthy char koay teow. The supremely good roti chef is on the far right. In front, we have the unmanned ais kacang stall.

Assam Laksa - Min rated this as so-so.

Chef shaving ice onto a bowl of ais kacang.

Topped up with syruppy goodness and condensed milk.
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