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After recommendation from a friend to try it out. It was quite tasty and do really like the super hot chilli. Really numbs the tongue though.
While have gone there quite a few times, have noticed that there is quite a plump lady manning the cashier, not sure it she is the daughter of Mr Ng (the owner, noticed he walks with a limp), that when you gave her a S$50 note to pay for the meal, while it is understandable that normally a cashier will asked whether if the customer have smaller change, but when you say no, immediately the face will turn, become very unhappy. Have notice that quite a few times already.
Even my friends do have the same experience. Was wondering if it is really that diffcult to give change out of S$50 notes.
Perhaps they should change the cashier, or next time before going over there, make sure carry smaller change


The guys, serving, clearing the tables, definitely are more friendly. That's for sure.
Anyway, still enjoyed the Wantan mee.
While have gone there quite a few times, have noticed that there is quite a plump lady manning the cashier, not sure it she is the daughter of Mr Ng (the owner, noticed he walks with a limp), that when you gave her a S$50 note to pay for the meal, while it is understandable that normally a cashier will asked whether if the customer have smaller change, but when you say no, immediately the face will turn, become very unhappy. Have notice that quite a few times already.
Even my friends do have the same experience. Was wondering if it is really that diffcult to give change out of S$50 notes.
Perhaps they should change the cashier, or next time before going over there, make sure carry smaller change



The guys, serving, clearing the tables, definitely are more friendly. That's for sure.
Anyway, still enjoyed the Wantan mee.