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I have never had a “ma la xiang guo” with more “wok hei” than the one from “Wang Zai Kitchen” (stall #01-03 at Jalan Batu Food Centre). It’s definitely due to the hawker’s technique as well as the fact that he takes his time to fry. Together, they imbue whatever ingredients you choose with a tantalising “roasty” smokiness. That plus the crunchy pork lard I ALWAYS request for, propel their version of this popular highly-customisable dish to heights other stalls can only dream of.
I have never had a “ma la xiang guo” with more “wok hei” than the one from “Wang Zai Kitchen” (stall #01-03 at Jalan Batu Food Centre). It’s definitely due to the hawker’s technique as well as the fact that he takes his time to fry. Together, they imbue whatever ingredients you choose with a tantalising “roasty” smokiness. That plus the crunchy pork lard I ALWAYS request for, propel their version of this popular highly-customisable dish to heights other stalls can only dream of.
This includes four signature mains made using a homemade prawn broth that has been cooked with six laborious hours with fresh prawns and a variety of spices. From the Braised Prawn Broth Hor Fun with Big Prawn ($13.90) to the Stewed Prawn Broth Bee Hoon with Big Prawn ($13.90), there will be a dish that appeals to you. For me, I prefer the former as the rice noodles are first stir-fried over high heat to get the wok hei aroma before it is cooked in the prawn broth with prawns, pork slices and seasonal vegetables. The dish is then thickened with silky egg to make it even more appetizing. There are also the Big Prawn Thick Vermicelli Soup ($13.90) and Prawn-infused Ebiko Prawn Fried Rice ($13.90), the latter if you prefer for some rice in your diet and the rice grains are cooked by the prawn broth before being stir-fried with ebiko and prawns.
Besides the four prawn dishes, there are other new ala carte dishes in the menu such as the Double-boiled Drunken Kampong Chicken Soup ($26.90), Steamed Kampong Chicken in Scallion Oil ($19.90/$38.90), Crispy Sweet & Sour Pork ($15.90) and Stewed Pork Rib with Bitter Gourd ($16.90). My picks will be to get the soul-comforting chicken soup as a nice starter before getting a bowl of rice to go with the improved version of Paradise Classic’s Crispy Sweet & Sour Pork or the Steamed Kampong Chicken for a lighter meal option.
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✨ Paradise Classic
📍 8A Marina Boulevard, Marina Bay Link Mall, Unit B2-20, Singapore 018984
🌐 https://paradiseclassic.oddle.me/en_SG/
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Having portuguese egg tart 😋👍love the extra flackiness of the egg tart and the creamy filling. Great to pair it with their hot or cold soya bean 🤤@selegiesoyabeanofficial
📍Blk 320 bedok road (simpang bedok market).
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💸: $12
💬: What kind of ice cream shop DOES NOT HV PISTACHIO!! 🤡🤡😭 Settled for the dark chocolate sorbet & their salted caramel (duh) and was pleasantly surprised by both, but more so the former which was hella gao and shiok
Waffle was also p good, though it breaks apart and becomes mushy reaaaally
💸: $5
💬: Deviated away from my usual order of dry ban mian because my friend said the tom yum soup is better but 🤡🤡
Still a bloody good bowl of noodles, but just - dry for life, dry for wife
💸: $5
💬: Deviated away from my usual order of dry ban mian because my friend said the tom yum soup is better but 🤡🤡
Still a bloody good bowl of noodles, but just - dry for life, dry for wife
I've heard rave reviews of this brand. I absolutely love zha leung haha. The one here was not only generous, the rice roll was brilliant, nearly stealing the show from the whole.
