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Ah Guan Mee Pok Pte Ltd – Scallops Or Crayfish To Go With Your Mee Pok Tah!
People in different countries don’t greet people the same way. It range from the simple universal “Hello!” to American’s ‘Howdy?” to British’s “What’s up?” to Aussie’s “Good day!” to Singaporeans’...
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Fei Fei Wanton Mee – It’s That Mysterious Sauce Below The Noodles
Noodles of Fei Fei Wanton Mee The first time I ate Fei fei Wanton Mee was when I was in secondary one. Those days, they were housed further up near to 80 Joo Chiat Place and one of my classmates’...
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Hua Kee Hougang Famous Wan Ton Mee – Chilli Good, Wanton Shiok!
Singapore is just a little island but there are so many types of wanton mee as opposed to the entire Malaysia where you can only find one type which is the one that comes with some black soy sauce....
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Yong Li Fishball Noodles – Very Shiok Bak Chor!
Nowadays contemporary styles’ coffeeshop is a common sight and it is just unfortunate that the taste of foods sold in these eateries are also as contemporary as their appearances. Inevitably, we became...
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Lian Kee Braised Duck Rice – If Thick, Gooey Gravy Is Your Kind Of Bliss
Usually I’d try as far as possible to keep braised duck away from my meals because I can’t understand what’s the great deal about chewing on a piece of duck meat(which is hard usually) smelled of soya...
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Ren Ren Big Prawn Noodles – If You Enjoy Prawns More Than Soup!
If you love prawn noodles, you may very well have eaten big prawn noodles, the type that not only gives you big prawns, but with soup that are distinctly more flavoursome. It also usually has thick...
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Yan Kee Noodle House – Ikan Bilis To Go With Your Mee Pok Tah
Fishball noodles and bak chor mee(teochew version) are getting scandalously similar nowadays. You get the same kind of chilli sauce, vinegar, same noodles choice, minced pork, fishcakes, porkballs. The...
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Tai Shek Hei House of Traditional Bamboo Noodles – Retro Bamboo Pressed Noodles
If you asked me where was the best noodles I have had in Singapore, I will say it was at Crystal Jade. Distinctly like what you can get from any wanton mee stall in Hong Kong, it got that little...
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Long Phung – Cheap, Authentic Vietnamese Food At Joo Chiat!
Everyone knows that Chicken rice and Chilli Crab are Singapore’s national dishes but do you know what is Vietnamese’s national dish? Vietnamese Pho Noodle (image via) For the uninitiated, Pho aka beef...
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Lee Kwang Kee Seafood – They’ve Got Something That Other’s Don’t
For seafood lovers like me looking for a seafood lunch in a hawker centre, it is not easy. Next time you are in a hawker centre, try walking around looking for seafood for lunch and you’ll know what I...
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Beach Road Prawn Noodle House – Hands Up Those Who Know Why The Crowd Is Strong
I don’t remember seeing any Big Prawn Noodles stall in Malaysia, instead there must have, at the very least, several dozens of it in Singapore, so do you think that makes Big Prawn Mee an authentically...
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Lam’s Abalone Soup – The Ultimate Bowl Of Mee Pok Tah!
Have you ever wondered what does it take to create a bowl of mee pok tah that is second to none? I must confess that the vigorous attempt by Ah Guan Mee Pok Pte Ltd quite wow me with their $7 bowl...
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Crystal Jade Kitchen – Finally Found An Authentic Salt & Pepper Spare Rib!
Every time I have a Cantonese meal, I would remember the days when I was abroad. In foreign land, the food that you grew up eating can be hard to come by and one would naturally look for the closest...
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Thiam Seng Seafood – At Last You Don’t Need To Spend $10 For A Shiok Hor Fun!
The best hor fun for me was done without the use of eggs and with that delightful wok hei from the charred hor fun permeating through the gravy. Now it’s true that some hor fun with eggs thrown in can...
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Lam’s Prawn Noodles – If You Relish A Proper Old School Prawn Soup!
No where in Singapore has more Big Prawn Noodle stalls than at Jalan Besar area. Around that area, it is like, every few streets, you will come across one stall and they all are positioned...
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Yong Huat – Possibly The Only Place You Get Tik Poh In Your Prawn Noodles!
There are so many big prawn noodles stalls that aim to produce a bowl of mind-blowing hae mee with king prawns but do you think ingredients like sliced fish cakes and sliced pork should be discarded in...
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Jia Xiang Sliced Fish Soup & Noodles – If You Love Seafood As Much As Your...
Jack of all trades kind of hawker stalls are becoming a common phenomenon nowadays. If you want to find stalls that sell just 1 item in food centres, that might equate to you trying to find a needle in...
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Swee Heng Wanton Noodle – The $133,000 Wanton Mee Stall
For the Wanton Mee lovers who frequent Chomp Chomp at Serangoon Gardens, I am sure you would have eaten at Swee Heng Wanton Noodle which is hiding in one of the corners of the food centre. I am a suaku...
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Hui Ji Fish Ball Noodle, Yong Tau Fu – Seriously Shiok, Authentic & Cheap!
The beautiful thing about commercialisation of our local hawker food businesses, is that we appreciate the old school stalls(really authentic kind) even more. Nowadays, we have to travel quite a...
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Dai Dong Prawn Noodle – Best Prawn Mee Soup For Me!
I was on a mission to hunt for Big Prawn Mee stalls outside of the Jalan Besar/Beach Road vicinity lately and am glad to report that I managed to find a few on the northern part of Singapore which will...
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