Food Stand in Jalan Servis

Both Mee Goreng and Bihun Goreng are a tad moist which gives a more sleek finishing, and it is spicy to enjoy. For RM 4 only, the generous portion of noodles serve well to satiate the empty stomach.

Looking forward for its braised chicken feet and braised pig stomach which only offers in the weekends.

The Koay Teow Soup was good but not great. Soup is lightly scented but as we consumed it, the taste started to build up. It was scantly topped with slices of duck meats that hardly justify its higher price tags. If you prefer a bolder taste, add some pepper, soy sauce and chili to spice it up. Probably this is one of the most expensive hawker Koay Teow Soup we ever had in Penang.

We order hot too. to my own preference, the Ice cold coffee is a must have. Love the aroma, of it that gives you a very unique finishing. Sort of like sourness is quite close to lemon which is kind of different level of acidic. Best of all, this is our local coffee. I believe there are a few mixture of coffee powder in it to make it such a great drink.

Our favorites are braised pork and onion small prawns. It spiced the plain porridge, allowing you enjoy the original taste of each of the dish.

The truth is that the appearance of the maggie goreng did not look appetizing at all. It looked like a bowl of maggi soup that has been left there for some time and the soup have been absorbed fully by the noodles, giving it a very sticky outlook. Taste wise, we felt it was alright. There were nice curry flavour but the overall mushy texture just not our preference, and somehow ruined the taste in our opinion. Nevertheless, if you happen to enjoy the sticky texture, give a try and see how do you feel.