For a humble little stall, they sell pretty good Mee Siam and maybe even laksa. Ambience isn't that good as it isn't within an area but more like a walkway where tables and chairs are set up for customers.

This little nonya koisk in Bukit Timah Plaza is no longer a secret, judging by the length of the queue during lunch time. This little koisk is famous for their laksa, mee siam, nasi kuning, and nasi lemak. Not all dishes are available everyday. Check with boss.

Note this is a koisk, not a restaurant. There are a couple of tables laid out next to the koisk along the walkway for customers. BTP does not have a proper food court so there are quite a number of such makan koisks. Cheap eat this place is not. Typical food court prices you shall expect.

BTW, there's another Nonya koisk in Bukit Timah Plaza located on the 2nd floor. Directly above Nonya Deli. Apparently these two stalls are related and were featured in 8 Days. The other place is called A&J Nonya Delicacy.

My opinion of A&J? Delicacy my foot! The foot was only so so. Think an average hawker stall sells better food. The service was absolutely terrible. Took their own sweet time to prepare the food but was very fast in collecting money. Don't expect a smile from them. Arrogant fools! And to think that 8 Days rated A&J higher than Nonya Deli. Sometimes I wonder if the editors in 8 Days even have taste buds! Terrible recommendations. Never trust 8 Day's recommendations. Not Makan King (see my review on Village Wok.)

You are better off with Nonya Deli. But do go there early. The food tend to run out quickly. I went there once around 2ish and ordered some mee siam and chin chow drinks. They tasted watered down.

Peace.