Review: Ding Shun Economic Bee Hoon Pandan Leaf Rice (Singapore)

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Ding Shun Economic Bee Hoon Pandan Leaf Rice

serves fried mee hoon and nasi lemak with a selection of sides. Not bad.

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Fried Mee Hoon.

The fried mee hoon comes with some vegetables. It has a moist texture and is nicely flavoured with a hint of sweetness. The vegetarian goose is thin and crispy. Not bad.

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Fried Mee Hoon

Nasi Lemak.

The nasi lemak features a rather fragrant and fairly flavourful green-tinted pandan rice. The fried chicken wing has nice seasoning flavours. It is juicy and tender, coated in an airy and crispy batter. The fried egg has cooked yolk and whites. The ikan bilis is crispy and the peanuts are crunchy. A dollop of chilli paste with a subtle note of dried shrimp flavours is included on the side.

This serving of nasi lemak is not bad too, and the fried chicken wing is particularly enjoyable.

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Nasi Lemak

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