Fong Sheng Hao 豐盛號 Westgate

**(Review for vegetarians)** I tried the tomato, egg, and cheese sandwich. The bread was perfectly toasted. The set menu includes a drink and a side; I got a tea and a hash brown, which was crispy and delicious. I think this shop is better than Toast Box and Ya Kun Kaya Toast, both of which vary wildly in consistency. Oftentimes, at Toast Box (Westgate), the breads are hardly toasted. Fong Sheng Hao is slightly pricier, but I'd say their perfectly toasted bread alone makes up for it. The only negatives I have to say are that they make people queue up at the entrance to get a table, but it's not clear if customers are supposed to seat themselves or wait for staff to show them in. Customers seem to do as they please. Another downside is that the air conditioning barely works at this Westgate branch, and it was sweltering inside; I was sweating a lot. EDIT: Ate here twice more and tried the peanut toast (I didn't like), chocolate drink (good), soya milk (good), the Taiwanese pancake with egg and cheese (very good), the Egg Cheese scallion pancake (very good), the kaya butter toast (so-so), and the milky butter toast (so-so). The hash brown cheese sandwich was expectedly good. It was a perfect mix of tastes and sensations - sweet and salty, cold and hot, and crispy and soft. It was one of the best sandwiches I've had.

I come here every week. The food is nice and reasonably priced. The gravy for the signature Braised Pork Rice is just right for kids and not too salty. My son loves it, and the soy milk too. My favorites are the egg and ham omelette with cheese and the spicy chicken cutlet with bread.

Ordered the condensed toast, coffee, and ham egg roll. Be prepared: the staff will ask you to change seats halfway through your meal if crowded and you are in a smaller group, as it is a small store with limited seating. Worst morning food I’d ever eaten. The service from the staff was very bad. One staff member never even asked if she could clear the plate; she just cleared it away. Wouldn't even recommend it!

The cheese slice is too thin to taste. The pork meat slice and bread have a slight sweetness. The coffee is nice and not too strong.

We stopped by Fong Sheng Hao at Westgate for dinner on a weekday. There was no queue, so I got my food quickly. I tried their braised pork rice and toast. The braised pork rice was decent. The toast was crispy and well-prepared. Overall, it was a decent dining experience—quick service and decent food.