NOTE: This stall has moved to Maxwell Market since May 2012.

This is one of my favourite stalls of all time. I have seen it moved from 2 times and I'm still diligently following this stall. What keeps me coming back is the signature Sour & Spicy Soup, and their fried dumplings.The Sour & Spicy Soup in this picture cost $5, and it's good for about 4 person. The soup has this really great tasting vinegar sour flavour and for those who wants an extra kick, you can be add more vinegar. So far, all the friends I recommend this stall to loves this soup the most.

The fried dumplings is also one of the top sellers here, going for $0.50 a piece with a minimum of 8. Fried crispy outside and the meat is still juicy inside. Add with a little vinegar and it will taste really amazing!

In conclusion, this stall is value, taste and big portion all in one.

Came to try Wow Wow West today after missing it for curry rice the last time I came. Just as I was wondering if I should take Chicken Chop or Chicken Cutlet, a plate of Chicken Cutlet was freshly prepared from the kitchen, and it looks really tasty and huge. So, yeah, I'll take that.

The Chicken Cutlet cost $6. Although the huge portion and the good taste justifies the price, but I feel it will appeal to more if the price is cheaper and the portion relatively smaller. First of all, the chicken is fried really well. It's not very oily, and most importantly, the chicken meat inside is very juicy! When I first tried, it taste like restaurant standards, something like Swensen's. Sides are also very generous, with a heap of fresh coleslaw and fries to go with the chicken.

Overall, I think this stall serves up really good food and worth eating once in a while. Not everyday because the huge portion will make people fat in no time.

Walk over to the nearby Redhill market for lunch today and ordered a Ban Mian for a low price of $2.50.

The ban mian is pretty good, but isn't top quality when it comes to taste. The soup is needs more flavour and the noodles needs a to cook a little longer. However, it makes up with the quantity, as the bowl of noodles is pretty huge.

Another recommended dish is the fried dumplings (涡贴). It's fried quite well, and the vinegar is very sour and makes a really good dip. It's cheaper than elsewhere too, selling at $4 for 10 pieces.

Will be back for the cheap food =)

After lunch, I was looking for some ice cold dessert when I saw a couple of tables around me eating Mango Ice. Seems really delicious, and so I decided to hunt down the stall that sells this.

I arrived at Beo Garden, and there was a short queue. Not surprisingly, almost all of the people in the queue ordered the Mango Ice. At $2 a bowl, this is a great buy as they cut fresh mangoes and lay a generous portion of it on top of fine ice, mango paste, and carnation milk.

Highly recommended and I'll be back again!

Came to ABC hawker centre again today, and went for this Hainanese Curry Rice stall with a short queue.

I ordered the "standard" curry rice side dishes, that is pork cutlet, cabbage, and pork meat ball. Total cost is about $4. It's reasonable price, considering most curry rice stall are very overpriced.

The most important part of curry rice is the curry, and the stall owner mixes at least 5 different types of curry from meat, vege, and seafood dishes into the rice. The blend is really good and the curry is not spicy at all, but kinda sweet.

I highly recommend this stall and will be back again.