Singapore Hidden Gems

An old gem tucked away at the corner Sin Huat Eating House coffee shop in Geylang Lorong 35.
They have been here over 30years already.
Operating from 9.30am to 3.30pm almost everyday.
Decent and Delicious bowl of Turtle Soup.
Not overwhelming with herbs and spices.
Light and flavourful soup just right for brunch or lunch.
Previous Subsidiary located in Lavender has closed down for some time already.
Priced at S$15 for small 1pax, S$30 for medium 3pax and S$50 for large 5pax.

An old gem tucked away at the corner Sin Huat Eating House coffee shop in Geylang Lorong 35.
They have been here over 30years already.
Operating from 9.30am to 3.30pm almost everyday.
Decent and Delicious bowl of Turtle Soup.
Not overwhelming with herbs and spices.
Light and flavourful soup just right for brunch or lunch.
Previous Subsidiary located in Lavender has closed down for some time already.
Priced at S$15 for small 1pax, S$30 for medium 3pax and S$50 for large 5pax.

Hidden inside the hollow of a 30cm tall bambo stem from India.... lies a Dum method Soft and Tender Australian lamb shank, one hard boiled egg, generous amount of Indian Basmati rice, Arabian Salsa Sauce, Raitha and a tiny cuppa of sweet ginger tea on the side.
The server Beats up a random tune to entertain the hungry guest as the dish flows out of the bamboo stem.
There are 10 variations of Briyani I wanna taste...
Check out the different types in the link
https://theculturetrip.com/asia/india/articles/10-types-of-biryani-you-need-to-try-in-india/

Chanced upon this little food court in one quiet corner of Punggol.
218 Centre Hokkien Mee
Brilliant wet type Fried Hokkien Prawn Noodles.
Two fresh large prawns and not the half cut baby prawns.
Excellent spicy chilli with slight sour after taste.
Reasonable $4 for a good plate.
Try it out if in the area. #218centrehokkienmee