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[plzhelpme]

@whoami

knn
heard or makan here before
seems fantastic

chao turtle must try

Credit :CNA

Impian Wahyu is located at Block 28 Kelantan Road, Singapore 200028.
It's open 11am to 9pm, closed on alternate Sundays.

Best eats: Abang Batman’s pomfret penyet, oxtail soup and other Surabaya specialties​

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[Baimi]

Should eat with a large glass of ice water.

I think they will have ice cold lime water
酸柑水。

 

[whoami]

@whoami

knn
heard or makan here before
seems fantastic

chao turtle must try

Credit :CNA

Impian Wahyu is located at Block 28 Kelantan Road, Singapore 200028.
It's open 11am to 9pm, closed on alternate Sundays.

Best eats: Abang Batman’s pomfret penyet, oxtail soup and other Surabaya specialties​

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C

Promfet penyet. Hmmm.....I still prefer ayam penyet leh. Sambal balacan very important!

 

[plzhelpme]

Promfet penyet. Hmmm.....I still prefer ayam penyet leh. Sambal balacan very important!

knn

exactly
the pompret already penyet
so he lagi penyet
becums flat prata ?

 

[jw5]

What To Dabao At These Hawker Centres In Singapore

Golden Mile Food Centre
Golden Mile Food Centre used to be where I go to after “settling stuff” at the Army Market upstairs – the place of relief for many army boys and NSMen. Buy in-camp things then go downstairs eat.

The food centre which was opened since 1975, has a good mix of stalls both upstairs and downstairs. Most of the Halal stalls are located downstairs.

There are many famous and worthy stalls here, such as Ah Xiao Teochew Braised Duck, Golden Mile Special Yong Tau Foo, Charlie’s Peranakan Food, Mr Baguette, Zhao An Granny Grass Jelly, Haji Kadir Food Chains (for Tulang and Roti John), and Koothurar Nasi Biryani.

Stalls to queue for:
– 91 Fried Kway Teow Mee 91翠绿炒粿條面 known for its healthier version of Char Kway Teow – no pork, no lard, added with toppings of chye sim.
– Yew Chuan Claypot Rice for fragrant rice which was topped with tender marinated chicken pieces, tasty Chinese sausages, fresh green vegetables and light traces of salted fish.
– Wedang for Halal Malay food from Tahu Goreng, Mee or Bee Hoon Soto Ayam, to Nasi Ayam (chicken rice), all at $3.00 per plate or bowl.

 

[jw5]

What To Dabao At These Hawker Centres In Singapore

ABC Brickworks Food Centre
ABC Brickworks Food Centre is one of the first hawker centres to be built in Singapore in 1970, and is located at 6 Jalan Bukit Merah.

In terms of location, it is about a 10 minutes’ walk from IKEA, Queensway Shopping Centre, and there is another food centre Alexandra Village diagonally opposite.

The origin of its name is an interesting one, said to be named after “Archipelago Brewery Company”, the first commercial brewery in Singapore.

Stalls to queue for:
– Tiong Bahru Yi Sheng Fried Hokkien Mee
for Michelin-recommended Fried Prawn Noodles which is flavourful and with wok-hei.
– Ah Er Soup which sells many different soups at affordable prices including Buddha Jumps Over The Wall and the Herbal Ginseng Black Chicken Soup.
– Fatty Cheong Roast serves some of the best Char Siew around in Singapore – nicely char, good balance of lean meat and fats, and melts in your mouth.

 

[plzhelpme]

What To Dabao At These Hawker Centres In Singapore

Golden Mile Food Centre
Golden Mile Food Centre used to be where I go to after “settling stuff” at the Army Market upstairs – the place of relief for many army boys and NSMen. Buy in-camp things then go downstairs eat.

The food centre which was opened since 1975, has a good mix of stalls both upstairs and downstairs. Most of the Halal stalls are located downstairs.

There are many famous and worthy stalls here, such as Ah Xiao Teochew Braised Duck, Golden Mile Special Yong Tau Foo, Charlie’s Peranakan Food, Mr Baguette, Zhao An Granny Grass Jelly, Haji Kadir Food Chains (for Tulang and Roti John), and Koothurar Nasi Biryani.

Stalls to queue for:
– 91 Fried Kway Teow Mee 91翠绿炒粿條面 known for its healthier version of Char Kway Teow – no pork, no lard, added with toppings of chye sim.
– Yew Chuan Claypot Rice for fragrant rice which was topped with tender marinated chicken pieces, tasty Chinese sausages, fresh green vegetables and light traces of salted fish.
– Wedang for Halal Malay food from Tahu Goreng, Mee or Bee Hoon Soto Ayam, to Nasi Ayam (chicken rice), all at $3.00 per plate or bowl.



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knn
cheesepider


chao turtle sees a plate of kai-lan
not ckt
and btw this stall damn kuai-lan and sia-lan
if you order one plate
you cannot take extra pair of their Golden chopsticks

puiii....

 

[jw5]

What To Dabao At These Hawker Centres In Singapore

Ghim Moh Food Centre
To residents staying near the Holland, Buona Vista and Commonwealth Avenue West areas, Ghim Moh Food Centre with more than 70 food stalls should be one of your favourites.

Stalls to queue for:
– Chuan Kee Boneless Braised Duck with braised duck coated in a dark and luscious sauce, topped over fluffy rice cooked in a Hokkien style of lor (sauce) thickened with a little starch.
– Ghim Moh Chwee Kueh uses garlic and pork lard (instead of vegetable oil) which make their cai po (preserved radish) more fragrant. The radish is the chunkier-than-usual type, and this make the radish chewier in texture.
– Jiu Jiang Shao La stands out amongst a swarm of hawker stalls at
Ghim Moh Food Centre. Their roasted duck meat is exceptionally good and attracts a long queue at the stall.

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

What To Dabao At These Hawker Centres In Singapore

ABC Brickworks Food Centre
ABC Brickworks Food Centre is one of the first hawker centres to be built in Singapore in 1970, and is located at 6 Jalan Bukit Merah.

In terms of location, it is about a 10 minutes’ walk from IKEA, Queensway Shopping Centre, and there is another food centre Alexandra Village diagonally opposite.

The origin of its name is an interesting one, said to be named after “Archipelago Brewery Company”, the first commercial brewery in Singapore.

Stalls to queue for:
– Tiong Bahru Yi Sheng Fried Hokkien Mee
for Michelin-recommended Fried Prawn Noodles which is flavourful and with wok-hei.
– Ah Er Soup which sells many different soups at affordable prices including Buddha Jumps Over The Wall and the Herbal Ginseng Black Chicken Soup.
– Fatty Cheong Roast serves some of the best Char Siew around in Singapore – nicely char, good balance of lean meat and fats, and melts in your mouth.

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i always find the whole abc food centre very dirty and unhygienic when i am there
hopefully its better now with less sitting capacity due to covid restrictions
haaaa

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

ah loong and his bak chor mee
haaaa
sibei gao spin to increase cost of living

 

[plzhelpme]

ah loong and his bak chor mee
haaaa
sibei gao spin to increase cost of living

knn

is the chopsticks holding a piece of Hum ?
bcm got hum meh ?

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

knn

is the chopsticks holding a piece of Hum ?
bcm got hum meh ?

mushroom lah
haaaa

 

[plzhelpme]

mushroom lah
haaaa

knn

paiseh
paiseh

and i thought the hum was from his other
plate of mee siam

paiseh
paiseh

 

[jw5]

ah loong and his bak chor mee
haaaa
sibei gao spin to increase cost of living

He should post pictures of himself queuing for bak chor mee.

 

[jw5]

What To Dabao At These Hawker Centres In Singapore

Bedok 85 aka Fengshan Food Centre
Located at 85 Bedok North Street 4, Fengshan Market & Food Centre is better known as “Bedok 85”.

The hawker centre is a go-to place for supper, bustling with Singaporeans from all walks of life as the stalls open till late.

Ask anyone where to find the best soup version of Bak Chor Mee, and many will say Bedok 85 Market.

Supper-goers typically travel for Xing Ji Rou Cuo Mian or Seng Hiang Bak Chor Mee, known for their soup version of the local Bak Chor Mee added with minced pork, meatballs and sliced chillies.

 

[jw5]

What To Dabao At These Hawker Centres In Singapore

Whampoa Food Centre
Whampoa Food Centre or Whampoa Makan Place has always been a dependable hawker centre for good food, and there are several stalls here that keep attracting lines.

There are also two sides here, Block 91 which is mainly catered to the morning crowd, while Block 90 has many stalls that open lunch or dinner onwards.

Stalls to queue for:
– Beach Road Fish Head Bee Hoon comes in a flavourful fish stock that retains its original taste even with the addition of milk.
– Mat Noh & Rose Authentic Ginger Fried Chicken Rice is for their authentic ginger fried chicken rice, along with other traditional Singaporean delights. You can also order a variety of sides to go with the food to make it a complete meal.
– Best Lu Mian In Town with generous serving size of Lor Mee with ample amounts of pork, fried fish, and even some crisp chicken pieces.

Stalls to queue for:
– Xing Ji Rou Cuo Mian with Minced Pork Noodle Soup which looked deceivingly light but was really flavoursome.
– Seng Hiang Bak Chor Mee also stands out for its delectably divine, soupy bowl of Bak Chor Mee.
– Shi Wei Da serving Satay Beehoon with sauce which was rich, unique and tasty.

 

[jw5]

What To Dabao At These Hawker Centres In Singapore

Chomp Chomp Food Centre
Chomp Chomp Food Centre at Serangoon Garden is popular as a supper place, good especially when you have occasional late-night cravings for Hokkien Mee, Satay and Chicken Wings.

So plan your visit as most of the stalls start their daily business from 5:30pm onwards.

Something to note is many stalls serve similar hawker food, such as Carrot Cake, Oyster Omelette, BBQ Chicken Wings, BBQ Seafood, and Hokkien Mee. They all can be categorised ‘heaty’, and so quench your thirst with one of the many Sugar Cane juice stalls.

For a first timer, it can be hard to gauge which are the more note-worthy stalls, especially when there are no visual cues such as a queue. Food is generally sent to your table, but do sit somewhere near where you order.

Stalls to queue for:
– Ah Hock Fried Hokkien Mee 亚福炒福建虾面 for semi-wet Hokkien Fried Prawn Noodles fried up skilfully by an old uncle, easily one of the most popular and known stall at Chomp Chomp.
– Chomp Chomp Satay for juicy satay available in pork, chicken, beef and mutton, served with pineapple peanut sauce. Order a ketupat too.
– Ang Sa Lee Oyster Omelette. The oysters were plump and juicy, and its sour-spicy chilli deserve a mention.

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

What To Dabao At These Hawker Centres In Singapore

Chomp Chomp Food Centre
Chomp Chomp Food Centre at Serangoon Garden is popular as a supper place, good especially when you have occasional late-night cravings for Hokkien Mee, Satay and Chicken Wings.

So plan your visit as most of the stalls start their daily business from 5:30pm onwards.

Something to note is many stalls serve similar hawker food, such as Carrot Cake, Oyster Omelette, BBQ Chicken Wings, BBQ Seafood, and Hokkien Mee. They all can be categorised ‘heaty’, and so quench your thirst with one of the many Sugar Cane juice stalls.

For a first timer, it can be hard to gauge which are the more note-worthy stalls, especially when there are no visual cues such as a queue. Food is generally sent to your table, but do sit somewhere near where you order.

Stalls to queue for:
– Ah Hock Fried Hokkien Mee 亚福炒福建虾面 for semi-wet Hokkien Fried Prawn Noodles fried up skilfully by an old uncle, easily one of the most popular and known stall at Chomp Chomp.
– Chomp Chomp Satay for juicy satay available in pork, chicken, beef and mutton, served with pineapple peanut sauce. Order a ketupat too.
– Ang Sa Lee Oyster Omelette. The oysters were plump and juicy, and its sour-spicy chilli deserve a mention.

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whole place is a parking nightmare
no thanks
haaaa

 

[jw5]

Where To Dabao The Best Roti Prata In Singapore


1. Mr and Mrs Mohgan's Super Crispy Roti Prata

© Provided by Lifestyle Asia

With mentions of three-hour-long queues and legions of fans, this roti prata joint might as well be an institution of its own. As its name suggests, the golden discs of dough here are outstandingly crispy and boast fluffy interiors. Savour with a side of fish curry or dalcha (lentil-based) sambal. The stall only opens on weekdays, so plan your visits strategically.

(Image credit: @singaporemunchies)

Mr and Mrs Mohgan's Super Crispy Roti Prata

Address 300 Joo Chiat Road 427551

 

[CPTMiller]

What To Dabao At These Hawker Centres In Singapore

Chomp Chomp Food Centre
Chomp Chomp Food Centre at Serangoon Garden is popular as a supper place, good especially when you have occasional late-night cravings for Hokkien Mee, Satay and Chicken Wings.

So plan your visit as most of the stalls start their daily business from 5:30pm onwards.

Something to note is many stalls serve similar hawker food, such as Carrot Cake, Oyster Omelette, BBQ Chicken Wings, BBQ Seafood, and Hokkien Mee. They all can be categorised ‘heaty’, and so quench your thirst with one of the many Sugar Cane juice stalls.

For a first timer, it can be hard to gauge which are the more note-worthy stalls, especially when there are no visual cues such as a queue. Food is generally sent to your table, but do sit somewhere near where you order.

Stalls to queue for:
– Ah Hock Fried Hokkien Mee 亚福炒福建虾面 for semi-wet Hokkien Fried Prawn Noodles fried up skilfully by an old uncle, easily one of the most popular and known stall at Chomp Chomp.
– Chomp Chomp Satay for juicy satay available in pork, chicken, beef and mutton, served with pineapple peanut sauce. Order a ketupat too.
– Ang Sa Lee Oyster Omelette. The oysters were plump and juicy, and its sour-spicy chilli deserve a mention.

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Chomp Chomp Serangoon have lots of good food but the ventilation very bad and parking difficult. They use to have nearby some spa aka massage shops.