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**Tao Suan Soup, ah!!!, even though it was a waste of my money.**

I asked for freshly fried dough sticks and was given cold fried dough sticks. They said they were the same as the ones already inside. 🙄🙄🙄🙄…

Bought the samosa, carrot cake, and you tiao. It was cold and super oily! Besides that, the Indian staff member was very aloof. She tossed the food into the paper bag and showed zero basic customer service: not a smile or thank you upon payment. Horrible! Still prefer the other staff, who's transgender.

Went in the morning to buy food for my family, but noticed the shutter was half open with a staff member inside. I went to ask whether the store was open, and she just stared at me. I asked again, and she said in Chinese that the store was open. I waited to see whether she would ask me to help open the shutter or open it herself, but she just continued doing her own things. I then noticed there weren't any youtiao yet, so I wanted to ask if she could make some for purchase. I tried to get her attention, but she seemed to glance at me and proceeded to ignore me. Terrible place. I didn't manage to get her name, but she was a Chinese staff member who seemed really unhappy and unwilling to provide basic service or replies.

Terrible. The fried food was clearly cooked earlier in the morning and had been sitting for hours. It was hard and stale. This was my first time trying Dough Culture, and it left a very bad impression. Management ought to investigate why this outlet is rated poorly on Google Maps.

There was one Grab rider waiting for his order to be ready, and I was queuing. The Indian lady kept talking to her colleague. I was fine with that until she walked to the cashier. When I started to tell her my order ("Can I have one youtiao?"), she replied, "WAIT!" I just nodded. She walked away and tapped the delivery box. A few seconds later, she started to wave her hand at me, continuously saying, "Sister, sister, wait!" with such a sarcastic tone. I don't know what that was for! I didn't even say a word when she told me to wait in the first place. Then she continued talking to her colleague who was busy frying some dough. In my mind, 'Why you gotta be so rude, sister?' I just wanted my youtiao. I had to walk away without getting any because you just made me feel like sh*t. It wasn't even a big order, or a long queue. I would have understood. But no. She's just so freaking rude. What the hell.

Freshly fried dough fritters and carrot cake were hot and tasty.

Here's an edited version: "First time trying it. Food was all cold and bland. Service staff even put both items into one bag instead of two."

Here's the lightly edited review: "Usually, the food quality and experience are okay. But today was just unpleasant. I went to buy Rojak You Tiao, and the lady said it was the last one. I said okay. So she packed it for me, gave me my food. Then I passed her $4, and she said she didn't have $1 change. She insisted I had the change, or told me to go to 7-Eleven for it. I was like, 'What?' I asked, 'What if I had $10? Could you give me back $7?' I saw she had a $5 and $2 in the register. She said no. I asked, 'Can I pay by NETS?' She said everything was already closed. What bullcrap is this?! Luckily, the senior lady staff told her to just return the $1, which she actually had in the cash register. What a waste of time. To make matters worse, the Rojak was cold, hard, and unpleasant to eat. Sad. A super sad supper for me."

Here's the edited review: Bought the you tiao this morning. It's so tough. It needs to be dipped in coffee, otherwise it's difficult to chew. I'm disappointed it's still the same after feedback.