When I was a teenager, going to the movies meant, eating out at Victors then to Hoyts. Why because meals were as cheap as $3.40 ish.

For under 4 dollars you can find yourself with a choice of Chinese dish + fried rice. Now if that isn't a bargain I don't know what is. Just that it may not be the bargain that I'm looking for.

Definitely easy on your wallet, but the quality of the food you get is pretty much what you have paid for. Still, people line up endlessly at lunchtime to get a taste of their $3.80 dishes. I used to be one of them.

Typical fast food quality, so most food is friend and seemingly unhealthy, but the main selling point is the value for money. If you're after a value-packed Asian meal, this is a great place to eat!

I'm a regular.Sometimes I give Janet(the owner) a call to ask her to keep some food for me and I'll pick up later.There is no place that gives you such good value for money.The price is very reasonable and the serving is large.Sometimes I tell her that I don't want so much.The spicy pork is very popular and there's a long queue during lunch time.The curry puffs and spring rolls are good and if you compare with the other stalls in the food court,that's the cheapest and the best.I would give it a 6 star!

Most of the food sold in this shop is deep-fried and unhealthy but the prices at which they are sold at are quite reasonable. The food is not as great as the food in other shops.