Hoi Thod translates to fried oyster, and guess what, that is exactly what is on the menu at this hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Not only that, but we also recommend the oyster omelette. Make sure to bring your bills as it is cash only. 

With only 5 tables, this wonderful restaurant serves an Omakase set menu which the chef cooks chef’s table-style. Hidden inside a small wet market, you would not expect much but we guarantee you'll love the flavours here. 

This family-run street-stall-turned-cafe has been frying pa tong go, or Thai-Chinese bread crullers, for more than 40 years. Order them like the locals do: fresh from the oil with a bowl of cold soy milk for dipping.

A Chinatown restaurant serving delicious rice noodle soup, a must try while you are in the area. A true street food style establishment in all its glory.