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2010-07-31
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Whenever I pass by the area, I usually stop by at Rochor Beancurd for a cheap and soothing tau huay fix.The beancurd here is consistent in quality, and always delights me with its superb smoothness. Have it warm ($0.90) for the traditionalists, but you may want to have it chilled ($1) on a warm day. The beancurd is just sufficiently sweet as well.Some members of the older generation enjoy dipping you tiao into their soya bean drink.The crispy but practically oil-free version sold here will provi
The beancurd here is consistent in quality, and always delights me with its superb smoothness. Have it warm ($0.90) for the traditionalists, but you may want to have it chilled ($1) on a warm day. The beancurd is just sufficiently sweet as well.
Some members of the older generation enjoy dipping you tiao into their soya bean drink.
The crispy but practically oil-free version sold here will provide them with a nice relief from their everyday troubles, but for people who's not fond of crullers like me, the stall does sell other snacks like portugeuse egg tarts as well.
The only downside of this place would be the windy roadside location, with only a few tables and chairs for those who choose to dine in. It's not too busy, but you may find yourself having to wait for a table ocassionally.
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