Hawkers
I'm surprised to see this open a foodcourt stall. I don't know their relationship with Star Yong Kwang but they all sell grilled seafood. Unfortunately this was no better. Some of the worst stingray I've eaten. Decent sambal but the meat was little, dry and stuck to the bones. The best thing was the broccoli.
A stall with an attractive menu, in both senses of the word. They also have geprek and green chilli, but I went safer. The smashed chicken was quite good, while the other elements were average.
Whenever I see a PRC stall selling fried noodles I sure eat. Look how pretty it is. The stallholder prepared the noodle first, cooked the ingredients at high heat, then poured over. Heaven.
Its Chinese name more power - 六味鸡肉汤. But I'm underwhelmed. I've heard so much about them and yes the soup itself I really could feel "power", but the meat was lousy and I didn't like that all the herbs were in a packet instead of swimming in the soup. Yam rice was not bad.
From their Gobbowl concept. Like many places, the bowls were customisable. Mine has onsen egg and roasted vegetables. Quite basic because the cutlet is basic.
Throwback to my visit when they moved to my hood. It's rare to put comforting and shiok together.
Passable. I was famished so wolfed this down.
Ate for fun so picked fish fillet instead. Quite boring.
CNY so must eat Indian haha. Sometimes I don't like their famous kosong because it's too crispy and thin, but today was okay. Good egg prata.
The girlfriend loves this stall and cannot stop. The signature soup isn't spicy and tasted like ramen broth. Unfortunately signature soup seems to have less ingredients than other soups we've tried. As you can see, their noodles come in three types - white, yellow, black. Beef shank was okay.
Cu Liang Yu Fen, with its customisable soups and meats, took over Seremban beef noodle's unit. The bowl is huge. The amount of ingredients may not be enough for two pax, but they're definitely a lot for one. You always wonder why PRC food can give so much without making a loss. Think of it, they're just using a large bowl and a lot of soup, which doesn't cost a lot more, but makes you shiok. China definitely beats Singapore at this. Note that golden soup has some spiciness.
This stall seems related to Chai's Fish Soup. Make of it what you will. Anyway it's mediocre, especially the beef. Nabe's soup is always good so I won't overrate this.
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