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Located at the Food Alley at Toa Payoh Central, just behind the string of BBT chains, lies Xing Hua Village, selling you your Putien classics!
One of the items is the 擦粉, fried vermicelli stewed in their lor mee broth, giving you abit of a bite from the noods with the glorious slurp worthy flavours of the broth.
As with the usual lor mee bowl, you've also got clams, prawns, chopped veggies & onions & shrooms with it.
This slurpy bowl comes at an affordable $5.90 and of a substantial portion too! #BurppleTakeaways
A new store has opened up at Food Alley, replacing an old Thai one & is serving up Xing Hua food! Known as Xing Hua Village, you've got the classics such as the lor mee, fried vermicelli, and 擦粉, fried vermicelli in soup (which sorta tastes like mee sua, but with a bite).
The lor mee is flavourful without being too salty and the noods has a nice bite to it! At $5.90, it is quite a generous portion as 2 bowls can likely feed 3 pax (on a normal day). Ingredients wise, it comes with prawns, clams, chopped veggies, onions & shrooms, so definitely a valuable bowl! #BurppleTakeaways
Delicious!
Yesterday was their first day of business in The Food Alley, Toa Payoh. Xin Peng Xiao Long Bao. #pearlsphotography
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