My first ever Lao Ban: Tasted just like cotton candy in a cold,liquid form! #laoban
Currently my favorite wonton mee! I iz a happy gurl #craving #satisfied
Teasers - fried oyster egg. Tasty! Wish it was a little crispier though! Stall #01-07
This was the larger serving, which costs $4. It was just alright - not too bad, but nothing to shout about, either.
Second best wanton mee I've eaten (first is at Hong Lim) & I love how they use a thicker noodle compared to the slimmer ones
The owners are friends of my Dad, actually we are neighbors. Haha! Whenever I patronized their stall, the friendly couple would always ask how everyone at home. Their satay are as nice as the owners. They are famous for their pork satay! Why? The meat is usually sandwich between this piece of luscious fat! It's very well balance. They made their own satay sauce. Every day, uncle would cycle to the hawker with two big pots of satay sauce. The sauce is thick and tangy and the highlight of the sauce is grated pineapple! Go ahead and start drooling now!
Food presentation for hawker food, this is really very good looking.
Located at 51 Old Airport Food Center. 01-77, Ying Ying Beef Noodles.
Part of my hawker fare at lunch! Lor Mee at Old Airport Road, not from the popular Xin Mei Xiang ζ°ηΎι¦ε€ι’ stall, but still manage to satisfy my Lor Mee craving! π
3-in-1 Sweet potato, taro and nian gao from Geylang Lor 20 Fried Fritters stall at Old Airport Market and Food Centre! π
Nam Xing Legendary Hokkien Fried Mee! π€ Still regarded as one of the best Hokkien Mee in Singapore! Always a must-eat when I'm here! π
My fave. :) Bursting with wok hei, just the way good char kway teow should!