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From New Mahamoodiya Restaurant
Masala Dosa with the usual sides.
Could be a regular to this.
From Tuck In
Healthy sandwich to grab indeed.
Tastes as good as it looks.
Only $4.50
From Tuck In
Decent fluffy pancakes, serve with maple syrup.
Only $5.90
From Tuck In
Baked carrot cake, mildly sweet.
Classic
From Tuck In
The full breakfast set, only at amazing price of $6.90
Highly recommended!
From Tuck In
Simple al dente pasta.
Only $7.90
Very popular eatery with apparently a long history. Saw that almost every table had the wonton mee, so of course I had to try it myself. Noodles were thicker than typical which gave it a more satisfying bite, and I thought the sauce they were mixed in was delicious. Charsiew leaned on the meatier side which was not my preference but it was good too. Overall, not the best I've had but a pretty delicious bowl all the same! We also had a damn good plate of sambal sweet potato leaves, as well as the hokkien mee and claypot chicken rice which were good. A satisfying comfort meal!
From Lai Lai Fishball Noodle
Tasty bowl of mushroom minced pork noodle.
Not bad indeed for a quick breakfast.
($10) I felt that the sauce for tater tots was quite strong taste in term of smokiness and sourness. We didn't managed to eat finish as we just overordered too much a bit.
($15) consisted of signature fatty beef (didn't tried), honey mustard crispy chicken (I felt that it's quite spicy flavour for me and also crispy chicken was slightly hard to cut) and bourbon bbq pulled pork (exclusive) (I felt that it's was quite smoky and creamy at same time at least pulled pork was soft and easier to cut through).
The fish ball soup from Jalan Tua Kong Lau Lim at Simpang Bedok offers a delightful experience with its very soft yet slightly bouncy texture, striking a perfect balance that enhances the overall enjoyment of this traditional dish.
The Nasi Lemak from 168 nasi lemak stall, priced at $3.80 for Set A, offers great value with its delicious combination of a crispy chicken wing, fried egg, crunchy peanuts and ikan bilis over fluffy rice.
The added fried bean tofu enhances the meal's texture and flavour.
Paired with a robust black coffee for an additional $1.30, this meal provides a satisfying and affordable dining experience that hits all the right notes for traditional local cuisine lovers.
