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How we read reviews →Clayton's cult laksa specialist. rich, made-from-scratch Malaysian laksa, queues out the door.
No-frills, bustling plaza noodle shop with queues at peak times, a few tight tables inside and a chilly alleyway seating area; service is efficient but reviewers often describe it as brusque rather than warm.
Home-made yong tau foo (stuffed tofu, eggplant and wontons), a house soy bean drink, and an expanded second shopfront added for extra seating.
Reviewers repeatedly praise the broth and sides as authentically Malaysian and Singaporean, with several comparing it favourably to laksa from KL and Singapore hawker stalls.
Big flavour for around $14-17 a bowl, though several reviewers flagged shrinking portions and inconsistent ingredient counts at that price.
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