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Review: Tong Sheng Mian Jia (Singapore)
Wanton mee and laksa, as well as a wanton laksa combo. Rather nice and likeable.
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Review: Bing Jin Sugar Cane Juice (Singapore)
Drinks stall serving sugarcane juice, soya bean milk and grass jelly drink. Tastes decent.
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Review: Al Fatthah Food Expo Restaurant (Singapore)
Chain store serving the usual Indian fare – roti prata, roti john, mee goreng, etc. Just ordinary.
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Review: Ah B Fried Prawn Noodle (Singapore)
Stall serving fried hokkien mee containing prawns, sotong and pork. Flavourful with hints of wok hei. Good!
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Review: Old Street 60’s Wanton Noodle (Singapore)
Stall serving wanton mee and the usual siu mei roast meats with rice or noodles. Rather likeable.
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Review: LiLi Kway Chap Braised Duck (Singapore)
Stall serving kway chap, braised duck and pig’s stomach soup. Their braised duck rice is pretty nice.
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Review: Century Kway Teow Soup Fish Soup (Singapore)
Century Kway Teow Soup Fish Soup serves various fishball and minced meat noodles as well as fish soup. Nice. Mini Wok This mini wok comes with fishballs, meatballs, fish roll, pork slices, minced meat, a raw egg, vegetables and seaweed. It is served with choice of noodles and mee kia is chosen for this. The…
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Review: Teochew Fish Porridge Bukit Merah View Hawker Centre (Singapore)
Stall serving various fish soups with rice or noodles. Tastes rather likeable.
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Review: Jin Long Wu Xiang Prawn Cracker (Singapore)
Stall serving various ngo hiang, prawn cracker, fish cake. etc, and fried mee hoon. Tastes decent.