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What to order at Ah Weng Koh Hainan Tea and Coffee
- The dish to know
- Kaya butter toast and Hainan tea
- Editor tip
- Tables turn over slowly after 11:00, an early breakfast run avoids the wait.
CuisineHainanese
Price$$$$
NeighborhoodPudu
HoursTue-Sun 05:30-14:00, closed Mon
The dishKaya butter toast and Hainan tea
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