so many stories to share. let's try this one
THE STORY OF ZI YEAN
once a upon a time, at block 172, stirling road, there was a guy who was damn good cook. he started zi yean. for convenient sake, let's all him ah yean.
this old guy was a very kindly man, a great chef and very honest in his business. u know, his fried rice was really paradise! and only at $2.50. his congee was superbly smooth. depending on what u order, it ranged from $2.50 to $4 for san yu or toman fish porridge...
business was bustling everyday. he opened it for 24hrs. all taxi uncles loved to congregate here during the dead hours. boy! the business was damn damn good!
even eric khoo also came here to film his 12 STOREYS.
later, the residents there complained....i think it was from those landed private home owners. they were a very actsy and stuck up breed.
bo bian! ah yean would have to stop his 24hrs business but closed shop at about 11pm. still business flourished as ever.
his HU PEI HAR or prawn wrapped in soya skin was shiok!.... $2/pc...really big prawn, mind u!
his fried noodles varieties were all very very economical. other places sold like $3 to $4, he sold his at only $2.50 and he didn't stinge on the ingredients...just as many if not more that those more expensive one.
nightly there would be queues after queues. all the tables were occupied.
ah yean being a nice chap employed a bitch from matland. jenny was her bitchy name. this bitch was the spark that ignited this whole STORY OF ZI YEAN i m writing now....
THE STORY OF ZI YEAN
once a upon a time, at block 172, stirling road, there was a guy who was damn good cook. he started zi yean. for convenient sake, let's all him ah yean.
this old guy was a very kindly man, a great chef and very honest in his business. u know, his fried rice was really paradise! and only at $2.50. his congee was superbly smooth. depending on what u order, it ranged from $2.50 to $4 for san yu or toman fish porridge...
business was bustling everyday. he opened it for 24hrs. all taxi uncles loved to congregate here during the dead hours. boy! the business was damn damn good!
even eric khoo also came here to film his 12 STOREYS.
later, the residents there complained....i think it was from those landed private home owners. they were a very actsy and stuck up breed.
bo bian! ah yean would have to stop his 24hrs business but closed shop at about 11pm. still business flourished as ever.
his HU PEI HAR or prawn wrapped in soya skin was shiok!.... $2/pc...really big prawn, mind u!
his fried noodles varieties were all very very economical. other places sold like $3 to $4, he sold his at only $2.50 and he didn't stinge on the ingredients...just as many if not more that those more expensive one.
nightly there would be queues after queues. all the tables were occupied.
ah yean being a nice chap employed a bitch from matland. jenny was her bitchy name. this bitch was the spark that ignited this whole STORY OF ZI YEAN i m writing now....