A Typical Lunch Meal

Despite the fact that there is a wide variety food in the canteen, I occassionally eat out. My friend was mentioning about the flat noodles (kuey teow) cooked by Siamese thus I decided to try.

Turned out to be similar to the dry kuey teow we use to buy from the chinese kuey teow hawker.

lime to add taste

the so called wet kuey teow (kuey teow basah)

only 2 meat balls

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