萤火虫

Mainly organic ingredients , their Hakka Lei Cha consists of brown rice , vegetables , radish & peanuts . The soup made from herbs, peanuts and tea leaves grinded together to create aromatic unique taste.

Best dish here is the organic thunder tea rice . I like mine without the rice even. Just loads of vege for a detox. Pricier than most thunder tea but it’s good.

Good leicha rice ($6.8) found here. Apparently using organic ingredients thus justifying the higher than usual price. Like that it’s not too salty.

Branch of the stall by the same name at basement Raffles Hospital . Prices of the main bowls are cheaper here (eg. leicha rice $6.80 compared to Raffles Hospital $7.80)

Fresh good ingredients cooked with great flavours!

Leicha kolo mee ($4.80) was more tasty than the rice version. It has to do with the sweet-savoury sauce ????????

Fried vegetarian wantans (mushroom filling) were fragrant & tasty! $1.80 for 3 pcs

Hakka yong tofu ($1.50 each). Aromatic protein add-on. Sauce is light & aromatic

Like their main Raffles Hospital outlet, preparation is clean & bland. They serve cabbages here. Wish there was more peanuts ????

Lots of press coverage & endorsements pasted in front of their stall

Pay attention to daily specials on the board

Simple, organic vegan food . The Xiang Chun fried rice was delicious!

Clean but bland flavours. No chopped cabbages like it’s done elsewhere.

Moved to Food Republic @ Vivocity in June 2022

Minty flavoured lei cha . Above average.