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Kok Sen Restauran

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Kok Sen Restauran
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+65 9727 2533
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※The shop's opening hours may vary due to COVID-19.

Mon
Tue 12:00~14:15 / 17:00~21:15
Wed 12:00~14:15 / 17:00~21:15
Thu 12:00~14:15 / 17:00~21:15
Fri 12:00~14:15 / 17:00~21:15
Sat 12:00~14:15 / 17:00~21:15
Sun 12:00~14:15 / 17:00~21:15
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  • 2 KEONG SAIK ROAD, 089110
    • Aft Kreta Ayer Rd, Bef The Pinnacle@Duxton, Opp Blk 333, Outram Pk Stn Exit H
  • EW16 NE3 TE17 Outram Park
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