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Lam's Salt Baked chicken is located at the shop houses next to the main road with its Abalone Noodle stall right next to each other.Having tried their noodles, I'm always pondering about the taste of its salted baked chicken as the aroma has filled the corridors and workers are seen preparing the kampong chickens for baking.If not for the recent potluck gathering, I would have totally forgotten about Lam's Salt Baked chicken till I come across their shop again.Nicely packed in a paper bag with f

Took away a salt baked kampong chicken - it's amazingly tastely even after a 30 mins drive home. the Chicken is not over cooked and is juicy and well marinated. A little costly for the size ($22 each) but i think it's worth every penny for the cost. Probably enough for 3 onlyHad the abalone noodles, was okay. Had quite a bit of ingredients - minced pork, pork slices, scallop and abalone.Overall - recommended! thumbs up!

This is the second time we came to Ah Lam's Abalone Soup Stall , 1st was to try the bak chor mee now back to try out Abalone noodles . The stall got ample of seats with simple decor . The abalone noodles come in quite a small serving of noodles with 2pc of small abalone , minced pork meat , etc with chiil and black sauce to stir with The noodles is very soft and qq , the abalone is very chewy and the sauce is spicy and sweet in mix . The minced pork is well cooked and marinated

I also ordered their abalone soup to try as their picture is very enticing. However it does not taste as good as how it is advertised. The abalone soup’s serving is also very small, similar to their abalone noodles. The soup is piping hot but the taste is not up to my expectation after the long hours of cooking. It was not flavorful and the fish maw, abalone and scallop are overcooked!! Definitely not worth the price…

This stall at Race Course Road serves only abalone noodle, there is no normal minced meat noodles like other Lam’s stalls. Although the presentation of the bowl is very big, at $6.50, I would say the portion of noodle served is smaller than what is usually served in local food court. Moreover there is nothing special about their abalone noodle except for two small cubes of abalone and one scallop. The chili in the dry noodle is not fragrant at all and the amount added is very minimal.

Located just beside the junction of balestier and race course road, Lam’s Abalone noodle is known for 2 items, the abalone noodles and the salt baked chicken. I came by to eat my usual favorite dish, the $6.50 standard bowl abalone noodles and the $6 braised toufu. The standard noodle bowl comes with one fried fish ball, 1 meatball, 1 abalone stick, carrots, lettuce, lean meat and minced pork. I especially like the braised toufu with its thick starchy sauce and minced pork. I actually like to ea

FoodI always passed by this soup as it is located near the main roads but I have never tried it.I order a bowl of abalone mee and it comes with a bowl of soupAh Lam's Abalone Noodle - $6A bowl of minced meat mee with Ah Lam's braised abalone served in stick form on top of the mee.Other ingredients include, a piece of cabbage, pork balls, fish dumplings, scallops and sliced fish cake, not forgetting there are also bits of deep fried pork lard!ServiceService is like normal kopitam service. Nothing

One might usually associate abalone with high-end Chinese restaurants and hefty price tags. So it was a pleasant surprise to find a shop in Little India selling minced meat noodles served with an abalone skewer at just $6 a bowl!Unless you've got an appetite like a sparrow, the portions aren't really all the adequate. But it lacks in quantity, the noodles more than make up for with the variety and quality of ingredients rarely found in your average bowl of minced meat noodles. The springy noodle

Had been to this stall a few times already but have never shared the review which this time i will not fail coz its really worth the recommendation. Most drivers will notice this stall driving along Balestier road. This is a coffeeshop style set up where you place your order at the counter, pay up first then wait to be served. Ordered the normal abalone noodles with home made sauce toufu and 2 fish cake. noodle quantity given is small but the minced pork, chilli and dark sauce mixed is a pleaser

This time i've ordered their bak chor mee. They used the deep fried pork lard cubes to cook the noodle that's why it's so fragrant but be mindful that it's sinfully oily too! They even put in a piece of salted fish which is quite a surprise but don't really match with the noodle actually. Not sure whether they've accidentally put it in or it's one of the ingredient Fish cake made from west saury ( 西刀鱼) is a must try! Fresh and chewy. Simply the best with a mere S$1.20 per piece only!

This is surely a hidden gem at race course road! My auntie brought me and family there for dinner. Nearest mrt is either Boon Keng or Farrer Park and it's opposite Kwong Wai Siu hospital.A pot of abalone soup with white rice is sufficient for dinner. Because the soup pot comes with a lot of goodies inside like pork, chicken, fish maw, scallops and finally abalone! however they only give u 2-3 small pieces of abalone. And this soup pot cost S$8. Although the coffee shop is not air-conditioned and