Chinatown Complex Market & Food Centre

One of the old school tze char stalls here, which is located at the hidden side of the hawker centre.

You could easily spot them by their big name, 林大强. They have all sorts of dishes here including this sliced fish hor fun.

It has this unique taste with the use of fermented black bean sauce, overall wok hey enough. A generous size of sliced fish is provided and it tastes fresh. 

Mum Daughter Kitchen gained some exposure recently with a few articles and reviews over internet. They started as a home based business before setting up their physical stall at this food centre.

What’s special for their dishes are some of these interesting items such as the squid in black ink sauce, which is very delicious and spicy.

The curry was decent pairing with the nasi lemak. Do support this stall considering they are the only few Malay stalls in this place.

Throwback post - So shiok, undecided of which one I like better 😍😍😍

💜 Support Ann Chin Popiah at Blk 335 Smith Street, Chinatown Complex Market & Food Centre, #02-112, Singapore 050335 (Various Outlets)

Throwback post - Luckily, I was a fraction earlier. Stall enjoyed brisk business, with queue starting to form after my order.

Legit!!! So delicious!!! Soul-warming bowl of goodness from Chef Sham 😍😍😍

💜 Support Shen Xi Imperial Soup Group at Blk 335 Smith Street, Chinatown Complex Market & Food Centre, #02-07, Singapore 050335 (Various Outlets)

Last but not least, we have Ann Chin Popiah, where you can get handmade spring rolls, yam rolls, and their famous popiah. 🌯🥢 The popiah is a must-try, with its fresh and crispy skin and delicious jicama filling with a crunch. And at only $2, it's definitely a steal!

Next up, we have Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao, serving up some amazing steamed mini buns and pan-fried dumplings. 🥟👌 The buns are soupy and filled with marinated meat that will leave you wanting more, while the dumplings have a strong porky taste but still taste great. And for only $7, you get 10 pieces of each!