Char kway teow at $2 at China town hawker center 2nd Floor

[Guest Guest]

Just came across a newly opened Char Kway Teow stall at an unbelievable cheap price of $2.

Newly opened so no signage still...it's at #02-150 Chinatown hawker center 2nd Floor.
Operated by an uncle....one man show.

Tasted it....pretty good. ..give it a try if you are around there.

The location is towards the back row of the hawker center so not many people walk past there.
Good to show some support for start up business.

Operation hours for now from 8 am to 8 pm daily.

[firefight]

not tiring to char for $2 only..?

[Guest Guest]

Of course it is very tiring to char ....and only at a paltry sum of $2.

 

Life is never fair or equal....some people have to eke out a living....do show some commiseration towards them.

 

God bless.

[Cube3]

ok must try!

[Guest Guest]

Local person frying or foreigner? If local, I will support. If foreigner, I eat elsewhere. Our salary so low, foreigners still want to undercut us further?

[Guest Guest]

Local .....certainly not a foreigner.....not even a PR I believe.

[Guest Guest]

[Guest Guest]

A clean and simple stall selling Char Kway Teow at only $2 a plate.

[sunsetstreamer]

i like to go around hawker centre to eat. some of the recommended ones are so-so. but i never know until i try.

will try 1 day

[Guest Halo]

Chinatown hawker centre is the one at Keong Saik or the one at Hong Lim?

[Cube3]

On 8/30/2016 at 4:46 PM, Guest Halo said:

Chinatown hawker centre is the one at Keong Saik or the one at Hong Lim?

 

Excuse me, Chinatown hawker centre is at Smith St, just behind the Buddha's Tooth Temple...?

[Guest Halo]

The one u described behind Buddha tooth relic temple is maxwell market, so wonder which 'Chinatown' hawker centre as there are 3 hawker centres in Chinatown. 

[Coolbriz]

Chinatown Hawker Ctr is bounded by Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Smith St and Keong Saik Rd. So all of you are right  

[Guest Guest]

I visited the $2 char kway teow stall yesterday and supported the uncle again. Business is bad....he said he needs to fry 50 plates to cover but can hardly sell beyond 20 plates. He will be putting up the signage today all by himself to save cost...amazing ! He is quite receptive.....will prepare some pork lard for those who want them to be added. And he has fish cakes for those who do not want cockles in their noodles. You wont believe....his $1 economical bee hoon is fried on the spot....ready to be eaten freshly there or take away. I doubt his business can survive......do give him some support if you are there for the lantern festival.

[Cube3]

Not bad, just tried his kway teow...there is even a cockle inside, incredible for $2! Will definitely drop by more frequently...