Wanga

Very chill place. Good for people watching. There is nothing much to do or see except to just get a drink and watch the people go by.
There are those live performers and people selling balloons and cotton candy opposite.
But I wouldn’t call this a place to come or do anything. It’s just a place of interest whereby you come here and people watch. Nothing much to buy either.

🥘 Food & Taste: Very average tasting food from the economic bee Hoon shop and the fried food station. The beehoon is pretty tasteless. Chilli given was sweet 😖 which I do not know why.
The fried food (from stall on extreme right hand side) is quite bad. I got samosas and they were all very very oily, soft and soggy, almost wet in oil. They are not crispy at all and smells greatly of overused oil. Only buy food from this place as a last resort if you can’t get food from nearby places. The food from chicken rice stall tastes okay.

📍 Place: The place is pretty small and cramped (understandable since it is located in a station). The tables are very small and packed closely together.

🤵🏻 Service: Bad service from the fried food uncle. Does not seem to be interested in doing business and gets annoyed when you are trying to place an order. Impatient staff from the beehoon stall as well since they are always rushing and shouting at you to place your next order.

💰 Price: Average prices for average tasting food as what you would be paying for convenience

🐣Waiting Time: No waiting time to get food but if you are trying to dine in, might encounter difficulties depending on the days and time you go since there are limited seats.

Quite a quiet and tranquil place to be for a short slow evening walk.

Saw many people fishing though even though there were many signs prohibiting fishing.

Not a place for long hikes/treks but good enough for a light jog or morning/evening stroll before meals.