Calvin

Duck egg char kuey teow at Kimberley Street in front of the Sin Guat Keong Coffee Shop is a bit wet compare to other stall. The kuey teow was rather in small portion & there's no leek in the dish. Also & lack of wok hei (known as breath of wok). If you prefer the char kuey teow to be wet and salty, then this will be your choice.

Price $$
Food *** Location ****
Drink N/A Hygiene ****
Service N/A Ambience ***
Queue up Time *** Parking ***

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Super Dxxx Expensive, just one small plate of "Chong" duck egg char kway teow WITHOUT cockle (si ham) already cost us RM9. The char kway teow taste was weird & imperfect without the cockle. If you want the cockle you need to add on RM2 for one tablespoon. Usually Penang char kway teow come together with prawn & cockle. But this hawker they purposely sell it by separately 🙄🙄🙄. It sounds like a recent case that, a tourist in Langkawi was gobsmacked after he was charged RMXXXX for a whole sea bass. Bad experience on this hawker stall, I will never come back for it.

Seriously, suggest to try other hawkers delicious food like white curry noodle, lor bak, duck noodle soup, porridge, wonton noodle, satay, popiah & etc.

Lastly, please take note that, you will be charged RM1.00/person if you did not order any drinks from this outlet.