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Had tze char here for dinner few weeks back and ordered a few dishes such as their specialty tofu, sweet and sour pork, sambal kang kong, black pepper beef. The dishes came quite quickly around 10 minutes later. I like the sambal kang kong as it was just nice and not too spicy for me. Their specialty tofu is also very unique and it comes with a sauce and once you dip it with the tofu it tastes very nice. The sweet and sour pork is quite average but still one of my favourite dish. The black pepper beef was equally good too. Prices were reasonable as well.

Back to eat the KL hokkien mee at resorts world sentosa as i really like it a lot. Was here on a sunday night at around 7.30 and surprisingly there was only a few people in the queue and the waiting time was quite short, only around 15 minutes. Once you placed the order, the lady will write your number on the receipt and you can come back to collect your food once they beep for your number which was more convenient as you can save time by ordering at other food stalls. The KL hokkien mee is very fragrant and although the serving is not a lot but it is sufficient enough to fill your stomach. There is also 3 prawns in each plate and the black sauce goes very well with the noodles.

Ordered the student meal for zinger as it was the only thing left at around 9.15pm today. Felt that the zinger burger, the chicken is now smaller as compared to in the past. I wanted to order the bandito pocket initially but seems like they have removed it from the menu and i didnt even know that! Changed the mash potato to french fries and my meal only costs $4.50 which i thought was really reasonable too. Service was also not too bad although they were about to close soon already.

After seeing some of my friends saying that the beef pastrami is highly recommended, i had to make a trip to subway to try it out for myself. The beef pastrami was priced at $6.90 as it is only for a limited time only. It was really nice but the beef could be a bit salty but it is ok i am still alright with that. As there were quite a lot of slice of beef, it was very nice and with the black pepper in it. Do try it now before it is gone.

Was at the outlet here at lunch time yesterday and ordered the mocha frap as usual. As i had a free drink that i could redeem using the starbucks card, i decided to get it in the biggest size to make it more worth it. The service was not bad and i did not have to wait too long for my drink as it was ready in a jiffy. The mocha frap was not too sweet and it was just nice to quench my thirst on a hot day.

This is my second time coming back to tsuru koshi udon as i really like their udon! I don't usually eat udon but the first time i tried the udon at this stall, i was sold. The soup was really flavourful and the udon was really smooth!!! I ordered the tanuki udon at $7 and also tried the pork udon before and both were really good. Initially you might feel that the portion is a bit small but after finishing it, i felt quite full. Service is also not bad but there were limited seats here though.

Ordered the wild wild west as it comes with beef and cheese dip and it is my favourite dip actually. There are many dips flavour for you to choose from and you can even try out the sample dip first that they displayed in front of the counterbefore deciding which to get. As for mine i decided to ask them to separate the dip as i did not want it to be on top of the fries as it would get soggy easily. It costs $4.20 for regular and $5 for wild wild west.

They are quite generous with their dip too and the fries are tasty.

As i wanted to try something new from the usual bun that i always order, this caught my eye as i have never heard of a salted egg yolk bun before and i thought i must try this bun! It costs $1.60 for it and when i bite into it, the salted egg yolk was really fragrant and that there was even egg yolk bits inside it. I think it is quite nice and would definitely buy this again next time. Barcook has other variety of bread that are quite interesting and i would like to try them too.

When i was here for lunch, i decided to try this stall as it is my first time here at lau pa sat and i did not know what is nice too. But since the stall queue is rather short and wanting to save time i gave it a try. The lady in charge of collecting money was quite blur, I gave her a $50 and she thought i gave her $5 only. Luckily i check and confronted her. The fishball noodle was very average and although i told her i did not want chili but my bowl still ended up with chili. Would not patronize this stall again.

Was back to eat the economical rice at this stall again as i find that it is value for money as the portion is really quite big and filling. The price is also very reasonable too. I ordered the black pepper chicken and also one vegetable and it costs around $3. They gave quite a lot of rice this time and the meal was quite nice. I would hope that they would have more variety of dishes for us to choose from. Next time i would try the other stall fish bee hoon as it seemed like it is really popular.

I love taimei is quite interesting as they actually named their set meal after famous celebrities in taiwan like example selina, jolin etc. I ordered the fries and also their chicken set. But i did not really like the chicken as it is quite soggy and although the chicken are in huge chunks, it is not very nice. The fries on the other hand was great. The pearl milk tea was also not too bad although i would still prefer koi's one, but their pearls are actually quite chewy and nice.

Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks mee sua is always where i would go to if i want to eat mee sua. I would always ask them to do away with the oysters as i do not like eating oysters. It also comes with some shredded chicken on top of it. Although the portion is not exactly a lot, so it is also a good choice for afternoon snack. The gravy is also great and goes well with the mee sua. When paired with the chili it taste even better!

Everytime i am at din tai fung i would definitely order their fried rice as it is their specialty. But this time round i thought i should try something new and decided on the hot and sour soup based la mian. It was really great as it is just nice and is not too sourish. The la mian was very smooth and the portion is also quite big. Definitely filling enough for one person. Service was also great at the outlet and we didn't have to wait too long for our food to arrive.

Was looking for something filling and below the price of $4 for lunch as i am on a budget, thus i decided to go ahead and order the you mian from this stall as it is only at $3.80. As i went around 3 plus in the afternoon hence there is no queue at all. The you mian was great and flavourful. When i requested the lady who was preparing my noodles for more vegetables, she was also willing to give it to me which i feel that it is quite nice of her as some stall owners might not be willing to do so.

As i saw a long queue for this lor mee stall i decided to give it a try. The stall is run by an elderly couple and the auntie is quite nice too. They have two different pricing which is $2 and $3. I like that the gravy is not too thick and it is just nice and the ingredients they give are also quite filling with the noodles as well. The stall is quite popular and so you might have to queue for around 15 minutes during lunch time but it is worth the wait i feel.