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$4.50 for a small bowl. (additional $0.20 for takeaway)

What wins me over is the texture of the noodle and the delicious lard laden sauce. Wanton is pretty forgettable.

Swung by for a late dinner on a rainy day! This Teochew porridge is a perennial favourite and a good choice any time. We had braised duck, cui rou, qing cai and tau kee with two bowls of porridge ($17.20 for two). Love the traditional style of cooking and the strong flavours that are balanced by the warm watery rice. Portion was really filling!!

$7.90
Warm and nicely toasted but tot the fillings could be more .

Still a place I will be back

Drop by this Asian tapas bar for glammed up nasi lemak with your colleagues on Circular Road. Order a couple of their sides to share (get them 1-for-1 with #BurppleBeyond) like the Spicy Sambal Sotong ($7.00) or their Rendang Beef ($6.80). All this to pair with the Signature Nasi Lemak ($7.80) which comes with a truffle poached egg, crisp and juicy wing as well as soft pearly grains that pair well with their sweet homemade sambal.
Photo by Burppler Blanche Tan

I have never been a pasta person as I always felt that most places serve too much pasta with too little toppings but this dish proved me wrong! There was plenty of fresh crabmeat pieces tossed in this tomato cream sauce that went well with the tagliatelle (tastes like Italian banmian to me 😂) If you like your spice, sprinkle it with some red chili flakes to oomph it up! Might get a little gelat to finish the whole thing so do consider sharing it with your dining companion!

Got the $12.90 customisable rice bowls which really filled our tummies well!

There was a variety of sides to choose from and generous portions served!

Tp Tea is famous for their Tie Guan Yin Ordered the Brown Sugar Tie Guan Yin Milk Tea at 50%.

The tea taste is super gao (rich/thick/strong) and a little bitter. Goes well with the brown sugar milk tea.

Personally i think i prefer hot tie guan yin. Cost $4.20.

So sad eating this. Although the quantity of meat is significantly more given the price tag, it lacks the sweet sauce glazing. Peanut sauce was also quite underwhelming. Think I’ll stick back to spamming my 50cents hawker satay. Sometimes less is more.