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How we read reviews →Burwood's queue-out-the-door Malaysian hawker spot, famed for rich, no-bookings laksa.
Small, bustling hawker-style dining room with laminex tables and counter service; the queue outside is part of the ritual, and the room stays lively through dinner service.
QR-code ordering at the table, a sign-up sheet instead of bookings, and a vegetarian version of the laksa and wat tan hor made on request.
Malaysian and Singaporean reviewers repeatedly praise the broth and teh tarik as true to home, though a few long-time regulars note the recipe has drifted since a change of chef.
Budget hawker pricing (around $18-20 a bowl) that most reviewers call generous and good value, though a handful flag shrinking portions and a card surcharge on recent visits.
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