From Delicacy Fish Soup. Despite the good reviews online, there was barely any queue. The soup is clear and light with dried sole fish added to it. What I liked best was the thick chunks and good portion of fish. Itโs not the best fish soup but itโs above average.
๐ Economical Bee Hoon :-
1. Bee Hoon Mee
2. Fried Egg
3. Luncheon Meat
4. Ngoh Hiang
5. Chap Chye
Rating: ๐๐๐
Price: $3.50
The bee hoon tasted a little weird at the beginning, like there was this extra charred or plastic taste. Not too sure if itโs from the styofoam box or whatever. But it had a very distinct taste and only from the bee hoon. The other ingredients were fine and well thereโs nothing much to complain for its generous portion at just $3.50. Good and affordable, nothing special about the ingredients. Thereโs a very good economical bee hoon stall but itโs all the way in Jurong East. I absolutely love their bee hoon/mee goreng with ngoh hiang. Maybe itโs time to travel to the West.
Stall Name: Sin Kee Nasi Lemak
41A Cambridge Road,
#01-34, Pek Kio Market and Food Centre
Singapore 210041
๐ฅ Soya Milk (Less Ice, Less Sugar)
Rating: ๐๐๐๐๐
Price: $1.20 - you can use grabpay!
Good and affordable as always! ๐
Stall Name: Min Hiang
41A Cambridge Road,
#01-21, Pek Kio Market and Food Centre
Singapore 210041
Rating: ๐๐๐๐
Price: $3
Good alternative to YTF or Fish Soup when you feel like having something warm and easy to digest. Decent portion and it seems like they make their own fishballs? Well, theyโre called Jia Le Handmade Fishball Noodles...
Stall Name: Jia Le Handmade Fishball Noodle
Pek Kio Market & Food Centre
#01-37, Block 41 Cambridge Road
Singapore 210041
Stall with the longest queue in the market - longer than the wtm - because......?
It is value for money. At $3, they are generous with the ingredients and (especially) the noodles. Taste quite good, but nothing special.
The charsiew is ok (lean type). Wanton is plump and good. Noodle with sambal chilli and dried shrimp is shiok.
The charsiew and wanton are good supporting cast to the star - Mee with chilli.
Yum.
Rating: ๐
Price: $0.60 per piece
Not as thick or shiok as Grannyโs Pancake at Hong Lim Food Centre. Moreover, this was served cold. Not sure why? Got them in the morning. Shouldnโt it be fresh and hot? Probably wonโt have them ever again even though itโs $0.60 compared to Grannyโs Pancake which costs $1. $0.40 really makes a huge difference.
Stall Name: Yean Heang Pancake
Pek Kio Market and Food Centre
#01-32
41A Cambridge Road S(211401)
Closed on Mondays
The sliced fish soup ($5) here is a little pricey but well worth it! They are very generous with their fish and vegetables, and the soup is extremely flavourful. Love that their meesua ($0.50) has a great bite and soaks up the soup nicely!
Rating: ๐๐๐๐๐
Price: $1.20 Standard Soya Milk Cup
+ $0.20 Grass Jelly
So affordable and so shiok!
Uncle is always so generous. He doesnโt add a lot of ice to fill the drink to the brim.
Stall Name: Min Hiang
#01-21, Pek Kio Market & Food Centre
Requested to have our first meal out at Pek Kio specifically for its fish soup buttt it seems like things are not quite back to normal! The hawker centre was more crowded than it usually is on a weekend, but all 3 fish soup stores were closed :-( settled for carrot cake ($3) instead! Turned out to be a good choice - portion was really large and had lots of egg, cai poh and chilli :-)
The skin fresh made upon order, very thin and pair with char siew that not overpowering, served with light soya sauce.
Beside char siew, also have plain, prawn and scallops.
๐ฐ$3.
๐ Pin Wei Chee Cheong Fan.
41A Cambridge Road #01-25.
Pek Kio Market and Food Centre
The fish soup ($5) is extremely fragrant, with a base made from flat fish and augmented with garlic & shallots. There is a tinge of bitterness from the bitter gourd! The stall is very generous with its fish and vegetables.
Bought a small plate to share! Their red sauce packs a real punch. Loved how the ngoh hiang was generously packed with meat, and the light crispness of the crackers ($5 total)!
The skin is super light and airy. ASMR community will definitely have a field day listening to the crunchy crisp sound when you sink your teeth into it.
From Soon Huat Wanton Mee
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A plate of classic traditional dry Wanton Mee with soup on the side, had add chicken feet $5 only.
Tasty indeed.
A homemade bowl of goodness ๐ the tauhuey ($0.70) is perfectly smooth. The cane sugar syrup had a slight herbal taste to it!
One of the popular stalls at Pek Kio with a perpetual queue! Got the white carrot cake ($2) - generous with egg, but found the carrot cake itself rather mushy and the chilli lacking.
A sizeable bowl of tasty sliced fish soup ($5 + $0.50 for rice)! Was surprised by the sweetness of the soup as it didnโt seem to have the usual garlic or dried cuttlefish. It was a generous serving of vegetables and fish!
๐ Black Carrot Cake (S$2). Each plate is fried individually and for $2 portion they add in 2 eggs. For $3 portion, 3 eggs.
Taste alright and value for money but next time have to ask to add in more black sauce as the flavour is light. Can try ๐.
๐Location:
Good Spice Carrot Cake (01-20)
Pek Kio Market & Food Centre
41 Cambridge Road
Singapore 210041
โบ Wanton noodles with char siew (S$4). Its the firm and springy type of noodles which i like. Goes well with their chilli sauce. This is another popular stall with long queue at this hawker centre.
๐Location:
Soon Kee Wanton Mee (01-44)
Pek Kio Market & Food Centre
41 Cambridge Rd,
Singapore 210041
โบOne of the most popular chee cheong fun stall in SG. I tried the prawn (S$4.50) and char siew version. The chee cheong fun was very smooth, but the sauce is a bit too sweet for me. Eat already feel jelak very fast. If you like strong flavour sauce, you might like this. Can try ๐ค.
I still prefer the one at Old Airport Road hawker centre. The sauce was lighter and chilli was nicer.
๐Location:
Hong Kong Style Chee Cheong Fun (Stall 01-25)
Pek Kio Market & Food Centre
41 Cambridge Rd,
Singapore 210041
