One thing that I miss very much after going back to work is eating the Yong Tau Foo noodles at this stall in Tiong Bahru Market. For S$3 a bowl, it is great value for money. Generous portions of Yong
Soi 19 Thai Wanton Noodles In Ang Mo Kio
Having seen this wanton noodles stall being written up in several food blogs, I decided to check it out today. Unlike the Singapore-style and Malaysian-style noodles, this bowl of Thai wanton noodles does not come with a sauce. The
Nam Kee Hainanese Chicken Rice At Upper Thomson Road
Every time I mention my favourite Nam Kee chicken rice shop at Upper Thomson Road to people, they always confuse it with Wee Nam Kee chicken rice (located at United Square now). They are N-O-T the same. For as long
Nameless Teochew Minced Pork Noodles At Tiong Bahru
Recently, I discovered this stall selling Teochew minced pork noodles in a coffeeshop at Seng Poh Road in Tiong Bahru. Besides the minced pork noodles stall, the other occupants of the coffeeshop houses include the well-known Loo’s Hainanese Curry Rice,
Hong Mao Wanton Noodles At Joo Chiat
Singapore-style dry wanton noodles with lots of chili! My favourite sort. (Am not a fan of the Hong Kong and Malaysia versions.) It has been a very long while since I visited this stall in the Joo Chiat neighborhood. The last
Zheng Yi Hainanese Beef Noodles At Tai Thong Crescent
It took me four visits before I managed to eat a bowl of beef noodles from this stall run by a middle-aged Hainanese lady (not the one in the photograph above) at a corner coffeeshop at Tai Thong Crescent. I
Old School Wanton Noodles
Depending on which you prefer, this local dish can be called ‘wan-tan noodles’ or ‘wan-ton noodles’ or ‘won-ton noodles’, or shrimp dumpling noodles. In Singapore, the first two names are more common than the last one. Some of my Caucasian
Old World Coffee, Prawn Noodles & Kedongdong Juice
Enjoyed a leisurely breakfast at Chin Mee Chin with a book. I was looking forward to eating their custard puffs and was disappointed that they didn’t have any. 🙁 I don’t think their coffee, kaya toast and pastries are fantastic.