Whenever you arrive there will always be a queue at this old-time favourite stall selling kway teow mee (fried flat noodles). Don't be discouraged, the line moves quickly, as you order/pay before you reach the counter. Once at the front, your noodles are fried up right before your eyes and heaped, steaming, onto your plate. Enjoy!
Outram Park Fried Kway Teow
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