Soon Lee Fried Kway Teow

Even on rainy nights, the place stays hot—literally and figuratively. Auntie cooks one dish at a time, so expect a long wait. Fried kway teow leans sweet; decent, but not worth the queue.

This was decent Fried Oysters served with good manners and sincerity! The portion was reasonable with the smallest size at $6, I guess, because I had eaten $7 Fried Oysters that was supposedly famous but ridiculously small in portion! I would love to come back again and try Fried Kway Teow and Carrot Cake here!

Every plate fried individually with dedication and somewhat slow pace. The CKT is somewhat sweet. See the mini cockles in the photo. Expect 5 minutes per plate so must be patient. I waited 35 minutes. Queue only if you have time, otherwise not worth the wait. So let's manage our own expectations after reading the reviews. And payment by cash only 😁

Stall opens after 1415. Each plate is individually fried, be prepared to wait. Prefer the oysters here to the other stall that's open during lunch. Ckt is good too.

We had the carrot cake, which is amazing crispy and for $5 the portion is huge. Well salted and nicely spicy (ordered the chilli version). Expect a little longer wait as the auntie cooks each plate individually. It’s worth the wait. Expect the usual hawker atmosphere, queuing and casual style of ordering.