Tian Ji Niang Dou Fu

I do not remember if this is the same stall which I patronized before when young, but in any case this is some serious good niang dou fu aka yong tau foo (i.e. YTF here).
Unlike the usual YTF where you get to select the items you fancy, here it is pre-​selected for you like ampang YTF or the Koo Kee YTF. You can probably make a request if you do not take certain item.
The difference between this and the other versions is that some of the items are re-​fried a la wu xiang (5 spice bee hoon) style, so you get a hot and crispy beancurd stuffed roll. And the soup! It is not as tasty sweet as other places, instead it has a more subtle and fresh sweetness, and the generous serving of veggies in it make it a winner to me. No miserable 1 or 2 lettuce leaves in the soup. No sirree, it is more like a fistful of shredded lettuce in the soup.
The sweet sauce is much better than the chili sauce which has a bit of tartness to it, like chicken rice chili. The dry version also has a bit of vinegar in the sauce but you can always say no to it. The uncle will ask if you want vinegar and chili in your dry noodles.
I will definitely be back again.