At the Kopitiam

Boneless, fried and generously coated with a suspiciously addictive condensed milk based powder, it's perfect for people that have a sweet savory palate. The other dishes are a bit of a hit miss but this dish is good enough to keep the place packed.

Baked salmon on top of buttery rice with bits of raisins, corn, and sweet purple cabbage with an onsen egg atop with runny yolk gloriousness. For 7.90, it's a simple meal worth its value.

I've always been a wanton mee lover since I was a kid. Decided to pop by for some wanton mee to see all the hype (or past hype, I am slow with trends). Springy and tasteful egg noodles with you ts of crispy pork lard definitely create a fine balance of texture, and the flavour of the noodles are just right! I preferred the boiled wanton as compared to the fried one, the taste of pork and spices were more flavourful. Would come back for more ☺

They open late late at night. Real comfort food. Fresh and yummy and cheap. This cost under 20.

Holland v hawker centre - a random find. The fish slices in the kway teow soup was meaty and quite fresh, plus the kway teow was of unnatural proportions so I think it may have been homemade lol.

10/10!!

Fishhead steamboat at Ang Mo Kio. Read more: http://www.misstamchiak.com/hualong-fishhead-steamboat/

Located at Labrador park this place is kind of out of the way but worth traveling for! Plenty of parking at this pretty run down place if you're driving. The food here is really good and priced decently, featuring the famed ultra man chicken (salted egg chicken because 咸蛋超人）and I also loved the hot plate tofu! Remember to order the sour plum lime drink too, it totally completes the Malaysian feels at this place.