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One of my favourite stalls in school is the Yong Tau Foo stall at the north canteen. There is 2 queues, clearly stated at the top of the stall, one for when you are queuing to pick your ingredients and the other for when you are queuing to wait for your food.The prices here are also somewhat cheaper than the ones offered at Koufu. I always get the curry soup with rice and they would segregate the fried food in another bowl and items like the egg in the soup. However I had wished they would cut t

Today ordered 8 items but was charged $2.60. Why? Aunty said I got 7 items (30 cents each) + tang hoon (50 cents each). The tang hoon is put together with the rest on the display shelf and its special price is not stated on the sign board. (Please note that rice, bee hoon, laksa soup all have the prices stated on the board). The tang hoon is cooked till soft and very easy to eat. The rest of the items such as beancurd skin and chicken cutlets are deep-fried till crispy. Overall it is still an ok

Today this stall has the shortest queue. Everyone is queuing at the chicken rice stall.Today having 7 items ($2.10) in Laksa soup base (with additional $0.30) to go with plain rice ($0.30). Total amount $2.70. I double check to make sure everything is right. The laksa soup base tastes more watered down than before. No laksa leaves available to enhance the taste.

Just went to Nanyang Poly for lunch. Not much queue at the Yong Tau Foo stall so come here. Selected 7 items ($2.10) + bee hoon ($0.30), dry version. Should be $2.40 but the aunty charged me $2.70. That is not the worst. While eating, found that I have at least 2 items missing. Where is my taiwan sausage and chicken cutlet slice? My friends who are eating with me said this is common at this stall. I will think twice the next time I want to eat here.

It has been very long since I had last eaten Yong Tau Fu.Today, I went to the Yong Tau Fu stall at North Canteen for lunch, since the queue today was not that long.The Yong Tau Fus there are selling at 30 cents per piece, with minimum purchase of 7.I bought 2 boiled eggs, cabbage, brocolli, red pepper, bittergourd and baby cai sim ($2.10),with added rice (+ $0.30), total was $2.40 for the meal just now.As you can observed from the picture, the rice bowl was pouring full. They aunty gave me so mu

The Yong Tau Fu Stall at Nanyang Polytechnic's North Canteen sells extremely cheap yong tau fu, so it is definitely a great stall for you to choose, when you are on a tight budget They sell their Yong Tau Fus at 30 cents per piece, you must buy at least 7 pieces.Thus, this bowl of Mee Tai Mak Yong Tau Fu costs me less than $2.50 only!!Rated: 8/10I prefer bland food, so I only chose the non-fried pieces,But if you like fried stuffs, feel free to buy!My friends love the Yong Tau Fu from this stall

During lunch time, my friends and I sick of visiting Koufu again and again. And some more, Koufu is always very crowded. Thus, we made our decision to have our lunch at North canteen.I decided to go for Yong Tau Fu as the queue for that day was not that long. I had ordered kway tiao for this time. This was my first time ever ordered the Yong Tau Fu with kway tiao. The overall was quite satisfying. I personally feel that Yong Tau Fu at North canteen is much more tasty compare to Yong Tao Fu at Ko

First time i eat this with noodles. Normally i prefer yong tau fu with plain rice but i wanted to try something different this time. It turns out that it is actually quite satisfying for me because it is not too full and bloated as compared to rice. I like the fried wantan and dumpling the most. I usually take more vegetables than fried stuff because i personally prefer healthier boiled food

I seldom come here to eat. The reason is it is too far from my school's lab and besides, there is not much choice here compared to other canteen in my school...Every time we came here is to eat Yong Tau Fu!!haha...Yup, it is not bad and I find it nicer than the Koufu's. It has great taste of the soup and really sweet. Besides that, it has larger portion compared to Koufu's

This was my delicious dinner for today! I enjoyed it so so much! It's has been forever that I have not have Yong Tau Foo in NYP! I ordered 4 types of vegetable that included broccoli too. I didn't like to have only vegetab;e to I took 2 Dumplings, 1 boiled egg and with bee hoon soup. It was so Yummy to have with the chilli. I almost finish everything. I felt so healthy and energised after having it. Well, that has satisfied my need after long hours of study :'} It's very cheap too! $2.70 o

I had Yong Tau Foo on the other day at Chervon House at Raffles place. Well, I love to eat healthy food and for me yong tau foo is one of my first choice whenever I love to change my appetite and go for healthy meal! This meal has plenty of vegetable, tau foo, fish ball,.. all boiled up so there is absolutely no thing fried here. I like the bee hoon. It's so silky and soft. It's very easy to chew too. The taste of the whole thing is so neutral and not very salty. Overall, I think I would come he

The only stall that actually attracts me to walk all the way to North Canteen. 7 ingredients for only $2, cheap enough right? The soup base is quite yummy. They do have wide variety of ingredients for you to choose, such as hard-boiled eggs, vegetables, mushroom, meat, and etc. For some ingredients, they will also fried it for you instead of just cook it together with the soup. The service can be quite slow sometimes but you won't mind waiting as long as it tastes good right?

7pieces of yong tau foo for $2! rice noodle or mee additional $0.3 only!wide range of ingredients to be chose from: egg, mushroom, eggplant, fishballs, meatballs, vege, luncheon meat, finger lady, dumplings, etc etc.. All are equally large in size so it is very worth for $2! I had these with additional guo tiao so it is very filling. The soup broth is sweet and delicious.

North canteen is always my favorite as i love their Yong Tau Fu.Every time when i pay a visit to north canteen, Yong Tau Fu will definitely be my 1st choice.It is very cheap. $2.3 for 7 ingredients and the portion is quite big too, sometimes i can't even finish it.The ingredients consist of meat ball, fish ball, nugget, mushroom, cabbage, brocoli and so on. Those ingredients are fresh. The soup tasted really sweet.

Zha Jiang meebesides yong tau foo, this stall sells other type of noodle too.. Zha jiang mee, ban mian, you mian, yee mian, etc etc.. The zha jiang mian was very very very big bowl, with about one and a half servings of mee and gravy which is a bit sweet. The mee was spongy and chewy, and the auntie will give some soup broth in case the gravy too thick. And it is also $2 only!!