Farlim Shell Station Laksa has been a popular dining spot for the neighborhood for the past 15 years. It was the first food vendor to open in front of the Shell Station, and it was quickly followed by a slew of others, making it an impressive spot to eat from the afternoon until late at night. Their Asam Laksa is well-known in the area and is traditionally served with a variety of veggies. You can also top it with slices of Ikan Kembung. The rice noodle texture is silky smooth and slightly chewy. The aromatic soup is cooked with a tonne of fish and blended spices, creating a sweet, spicy, and sour soup that is quite appealing. They also serve crispy spring rolls in addition to Laksa.