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The poh piah here is really good! Thanks to my friend's recommendation, I got to try it for myself. Their poh piah sauce is well blended with a mix of vegetable ingredients..especially the dried shrimps and veggies which were really crunchy. This poh piah tastes different from the usual ones because they have added garlic into it..for those who don't take garlic, remember to tell the auntie to exclude them! The garlic taste is quite strong together with the chili sauce..

I had to run an errand at Chinatown and passed by this bakery shop. Their buns are really cute and miniature in size. I bought their chocolate and yam flavors to try. The shop auntie charged me extra 10 cents for the box packaging though. It is best to eat the buns straightaway as they are very soft and fresh. The fillings in the buns are also very warm and sweet. Comes in a pack of 6 and costs $1.30 only..very reasonably priced.

I was recently obsessed with the breads at Barcook Bakery. Their breads are really fresh and warm from the oven. I bought a potato bun which was worth queuing up for! The mixture of potato and cheese was simply perfect. The orange cheese was like oozing out from the already soft mashed potato and the taste was really heavenly. I would go back there again for my bread cravings.

Beside Heng Heng Fishball Noodle, there's this poh piah corner where the uncle makes quite nice poh piah. Tried it one afternoon and it tastes okay. The 'dao gays' were very crunchy and the poh piah skin wasn't too dry. Costs something like $1.30 per piece and I thought it was quite reasonable. Its best to eat it fresh before the fillings becomes soggy.

I had a random craving for chee cheong fun one afternoon. Decided to try this store since it seems to be the only one selling chee cheong fun around the area. The chee cheong fun tasted average to me as I preferred the traditional one with the sweet sauce. It was interesting to see the store lady cook the chee cheong fun though. The skin is very thin and evenly rolled out. On a side note, I think the sauce they provided goes better with their dim sums instead of chee cheong fun.

We had a party and decided to order some brownies for snacks. There were some macadamia nuts in the brownie and it tastes soft and crunchy. On the whole, I think the brownies tasted average and its quite expensive. Nevertheless, there are many other varieties offered in the shop. I would love to try their other flavors some day..

My colleagues and I decided to order some bubble tea and we chose Eskimo because of their convenient delivery options. I settled for a honey green tea with aloe vera bits. The drink was chilled and refreshing. Also, they are very generous with their aloe vera bits, slightly more than what the usual bubble tea stalls provide. The aloe vera bits were juicy and crunchy and the drink was sweet enough although I ordered 0% sugar. Its really honey flavored.

Last weekday, my friends and I decided to go to marche for dinner. The food there are generally expensive but it is very nice. After hearing that they are known for their rosti, I decided to give it a try. The rosti was indeed yummy, topped with fresh sour cream (which was not very sour). I liked how they cooked the rosti, a little bit crispy and it tastes close to a hash-brown. Its a nice place to have your western food.

I was around the area and decided to buy something for breakfast! After looking around, I settled for a mango steamed cake. Its one of the few things I've not tried before. The cake has this very light and fluffy texture. Taste wise, however was average. The mango flavor is very subtle..maybe I should try their other flavors next round!

It was my colleague's birthday and we decided to buy her a cake from Awfully Chocolate. The chocolate cake was awfully nice and it was packed neatly into a box. As we picked the All Chocolate flavor, the whole cake was filled with pure dark chocolate. There was a layer of chocolate fudge in between and the taste is not too bitter but appropriately sweet. A good recommendation for chocolate lovers..!

There's always a long queue at this economical rice store. I ordered two vegetables and one meat dish for takeaway. Costs me $3.50. I guess this store is quite reasonably priced and their ingredients are cooked fresh. I like their stir fried lean pork as well as vegetables, not too salty but tasty enough.The staffs at the store were fast and efficient in handling out my orders.

This was my first time trying cold udon; I normally have my udon warm, in a soup.
I ordered a Kama-age udon which came with their signature home-made dipping sauce. The sauce was extremely salty though. Thankfully, a lime was given to put off the saltiness..but I felt that it was still quite salty after squeezing the lime. Besides the udon noodles, one can also choose from a variety of side dishes like tempura..mostly deep fried choices.

My friends and I love this place for their mee sua. For people who don't enjoy oysters in their mee sua, this place would be recommended! There's like meat balls in the mee sua and their noodles are very smooth. The gravy is not too thick and the parsley is very fragrant. Overall, the price of the dishes are affordable but the portions are quite small.
Also, their specialty cold noodles is always unavailable.

My mum bought me some mini buns for breakfast that day. These cute and miniature buns tasted as yummy as they looked. The buns were chewy and costs something like $2.95 for 4 pieces. Since I was a seafood lover, my favorite bun was the crab meat one. The milo bun was not too bad either, with a sweet taste of chocolate fillings inside. The other two flavors were more ordinary - tuna & mushroom chicken.

Being a fan of mushrooms, I decided to try their mushroom horfun. Costs something like $3.80 per plate. The queue during lunch hour was quite long but it was worth the wait. Their mushrooms had a delightful taste, together with their generous brown gravy..not too heavy for a lunch meal and it is simply delicious. Will try their other hor fun flavors soon!