Address: 20 Kensington Park Road
Place: Hawker Centre

Price: $3 - $10
Opening Hours: 6pm till around 12am

Different variety of Milkcurds

Mango Milkcurd with fruit toppings

XO Prawn Noodle

Rojak


A must try! Award winning popiah stall with a great variety of taste (Cheese, chicken, washabi, otar etc)

There is a great variety of food found in this ever popular food centre in Singapore and many stalls have actually won multiple awards. Our experience shows that having many recognised award winning certificates pasting on their stalls can be deceiving or rather they may have become more complacent after winning all these awards =p

Our favourite stall is definitely the popiah stall that serves a great variety of popiah and they were so tasty that we kept ordering more till they closed at around 1am =p The owners are very nice and friendly and they actually recommended us to a few other stalls, should we again come the next time .

The milkcurds are not too sweet and they are definitely a great after-meal dessert to get rid of the congested taste on your taste buds! The milkcurd is very smooth and one can actually choose different toppings to enhance the taste. We were left disappointed with the multiple award winning stall selling the XO prawn noodles ($12!) as there wasn't even any taste of XO at all. The noodles served tasted messy and soggy with their sauce and the only plus point can only be the generous serving of oysters. We also tried a few other dishes from the other stalls with a follow-up trip and found them to be quite appetising (No pictures as it was very dark and we did not have proper camera with us!) Overall, its still a great place for supper-goers =)

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Xing Wang Cafe@Yew Tee Point

Address: 21 Choa Chu Kang North 6 #01-17 Yew Tee Point Singapore 689578
Tel: +65-6509 0146

Operating Hours: Monday to Thursday – 11am to 2am, Friday – 11am to 3am, Saturday – 9am to 3am, Sunday 9am to 2am, Eve of PH open till 3am, PH open at 9am

Cuisine: Chinese
Price: $6 onwards


This a well sweetened-sauced prime meat chop one can rarely resist. Prepared just for the meat-eating inclined taster, the wholly barbecued meat slab captures the much anticipated receiver just at the right time, straight off the flame. Topped on steamed white rice, with more sweet-sauced sides and leafy greens this dish simply serves the wants of its admirers. Set in the center of the heartland district, the enticement draws Yew Tee crowds to this air- conditioned Hong Kong Cafe of distinct warm corporate colors with delicious eats in parallel. Swarm down to the eatery of high traffic if you enjoy dense population or drop in at off-peak periods of cooler temperature to savor this dish engulfed in warm ambience.

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Aston Specialities@Cathay

Address: 2 Handy Road #04-03 The Cathay
Price: $6.50 onwards

Cuisine: Western
Operating hours: 11.30am - 10pm









A trip up the fourth floor of Cathay Building, you will love this place that offers western delights, packed with many youths. The charcoal grilled chicken is done right to perfection dipped in heated mushroom sauce. The portion is certainly delightful and tender is every bite sized cut. The side dish I selected are deep fried onion rings with boiled baby carrots and broccoli, which when eaten with tomato sauce, just sends me smiling ear to ear. The price is highly affordable; another plus point worth mentioning. Alternatively, choose the mash potato and light baked rice for a fuller set meal and not to leave out the baked potato that offers another kind of satisfaction to western delight. Enjoy the cool place, friendly staff and right pricing for this delicious treat which if you are really interested, order a loaf of crispy garlic bread to fill your big appetite if you have one like mine.

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Fu Xiang Kitchen

Address:1 Bukit Batok Central Link (S) 658713 West Mall(Food Court Level four)

Cuisine: Chinese






















I am so famished after my movies at West mall that day and headed straight to Fu Xiang Kitchen from the main entrance of the food court. This award winning stall serve one of the best Stewed Beef Brisket Rice, Tom Yam Seafood Soup and Curry Chicken. There are several other dishes I find appetizing, of which I find the Chicken Biscuit Curry Rice done right up to the crisp and satisfying when dipped into the unique curry sauce. Do take note you must be famished to finish because the portion or rather the nature of deep fried meat is very filling. Also the Curry Assam Seafood with Rice is a comparison with the homely curry mummy make that warms the stomach well. All in all this is a stall I find having a variety of choices and favoring the quality curry lover.

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Soon Heng@Hyde Park Cafe

Address: 76 Prinsep Street
Tel: 6336 0983

Cuisine: Peranakan
Price: Ranging from about $5 onwards for one dish

Sweet spicy and turgid sambal prawns with a lighter feel on the tongue.

Chunky chicken in rich brown curry with a pasty nature.

A walk down Hyde Park and you will probably be enticed by the 90s feel, air-conditioned setting of this family-run Peranankan eatery. In the simple layout of the food spread to choose from at the far end through the aisle formed by the tables and chairs for dining, do not think that the food taste lowly. The chicken curry is sumptuously sweet and spicy, yet be more cautious since they are not de-boned. As for the sambal prawns, the hotness will need to be quenched by a tall glass of Bandung at least for me. There are Chap Choi done in their traditional style, sweet and rich. My favorite includes Ikan Bilis and sambal fish yet the rich food as commonly depicts of Peranankan cuisine are filling. Moreover, this may have effects on your purse strings as the charges are above average but good value for money for the food and hopefully will see a pool of service crew of heightened etiquette the next time round.

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Satay@Bras Basah Complex Food Court

Address: Bras Basah Complex 231 Bain Street (S) 180231

Cuisine: Chinese
Price: 60 cents per chicken satay(min 10), 80 cents per sticky rice

Well-barbecued golden sweet skewed chicken.

The sticky rice also known as ketupat is one side dish to go with the richly favoured satays together with the other sides such as onions and cucumbers.

The satay gravy is a special sauce that is thick, sweet and spicy with grounded peanuts which makes a powerful dip for the satay.

Something sweet, something tender, something meaty, something fragrantly sweet, something of bite size, something crispy or barbecued, something innovative to feast on and thinking about all this, I find it in the yummy satay this weekend that has just passed. The juicy and sweet tender chicken skewered on shaved bamboo sticks is not only appetizing to see, but aromatic as well especially when it is just well done. Not able to resist, while on the way home, the bite on its own without the richly sweet and nutty satay sauce is just insufficient to settle for one. Thankfully, the journey is short to my home where the tasting of this combination of peanut sauce covered compacted rice and onions is a powerful formula that easily attract one to clear tens of skewers at one go. Yet, not the capability of speed eating that is of importance in dining but the sheer enjoyment of spending relaxed time with friends and loved ones around this dialectic course is what matters. I just cannot control but keep having my thumbs up for this new found haunt for satay.

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Prosper Scale Fish Delights

Address: Raffles City Shopping Centre 252 North Bridge Road (S) 179103 (Level 4)

Place: Foodcourt
Cuisine: Chinese











Assam Fish Curry @ Food Court in Raffles City on Level 4 is a spicy catch one delights in if one can appreciate the fish cover and fish aroma. As for side lovers, there are a mouthful chunks of young lady's fingers and wedges of tomato to mash in with the rich assam fish melted curry. Do make provisions for at least 2 bowls of steamed white rice financially and physically because the fast fuel claypot curry supply that quantity at least to last the whole lunch period and the later half day. Maybe one thing that is most satisfying is the filled yet not bloated stomach nursed of its hunger for a well settled lunch. Considering Tom Yam soup to go along for a milder eventual taste is a great suggestion to share with your closest one for a hot date...all fired up.

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