Thank U, Thank U

Let me tell you about one shop in First Garden which we would like to frequent for our breakfast. There is this particular stall which sells wan ton mee and we nicknamed him "yat koong koong", meaning "bowing with respect." Reason why?

Well, each time we entered the shop, he will automatically greet us with a pleasant "good morning, ladies,come in, come in" and giving a slight bow at the same time, even when he is preparing his noodles.

And when we leave the shop, he will bow again, "tor cheh, tor cheh" (thank u, thank u) few times..... so much so, we called him "Yat Koong Koong."

his wan ton mee is somehow different
not soft type... nice to bite
(if u know what i mean)

it comes with a bowl of meat dumplings (wan ton)

and this additional...
fried wan ton