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One of my regular stalls for hainanese curry rice and queue is expected during lunch. My usual favourite dishes gotta be the fried pork chop, chap chye (mixed vegetable) and meatballs. You have the choice of steamed meatball or fried meatball, both are equally nice. It always left me in dilemma of do not know which one to order and i did end up ordering both versions when i did not know which one to choose. And, i always asked for extra curry gravy over the nicely moist rice. If you are hungry

Another day that i do not know what to eat then ended up taking away a serving of sesame chicken for lunch. This stall is selling different type of claypot dishes and the most popular ones are curry chicken and sesame chicken. Though not the best, the sesame chicken tasted rather okay, the right amount of ginger and wine taste with the well balanced of saltiness and the chicken pieces were still pretty tender. The only complaint gotta be the rice. It was hard, most probably the result of too lit

One of the two chicken rice stalls at this hawker centre, slightly nicer than other stall in my opinion. The chicken was tender, nice and always in generous amount, rice was rather fragrant with a reasonable portion for $2.50. The chilli is nice too with the right level of spiciness. My favorite part of the chicken gotta be the drumstick and this is what my usual order as well. Chicken drumstick rice is only at $3.00, the standard price in almost every chicken stall.This has been my regular chic

One of the most popular stalls in this hawker centre, the waiting time can be quite intense in the morning and during lunch hours. Nicely braised pork's trotter came in a big piece, a rather generous serving. But, not very soft, though it would be nicer if this was a little softer but still nice and firm. The skin layer was bouncy and soft. The sauce was not as thick as most stalls but still rather fragrant. The pork ribs were chopped into smaller pieces and in a slightly darker color soup with

This is definitely not as nice as the other famous Sin Kee but good enough standard for a satisfying lunch. Generous portion of chicken with rice for only $2.50. The chili is the usual chicken rice chilli like most of the chicken rice stalls. Rice texture is pretty alright but no particular fragrance. Chicken tasted juicy and nice. Overall is rather acceptable for such a price. And if you do not want chicken rice, they do sell char siew and roasted meat too. Not outstanding but pretty alright. G

Nice and smooth kway in savory stewing sauce with more than generous serving of small intestine, large intestine, braised meat, tau pok, fishcake and a whole braised egg for only $3.60. What more can you ask? this is definitely value for money!The kway is such a big bowl, definitely substantial and satisfying. The internal parts did not have any odd taste. This is one of the most popular stalls at this hawker centre and most of the regular supporters are the elderly ones. If you want good value

Nice soya bean selling at $1.00 for such a big packet. One of my regular stalls to get my soya bean drink. The sweetness is well balanced and soya bean taste is just right. Whenever i visit this stall, i will usually buy a few more packets of this and keep them refrigerated for a day or two.One of the reasons that got me to keep patronizing this stall is the owner is nice and friendly, very smiley too. Good service is always a plus point. Soya bean drink provides good protein to our body, so def

There is always a constant queue right in front of this stall. They are selling the Lor Mee in 3 different sizes at $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. They are using the different color of bowl for different prices. I always go for the $3.00 bowl and paying $1.00 for extra ingredients. The lor is a little different from other stall, their version is a little watery but still tasted good. The usual ingredients to go along are braised egg, ngor hiang, braised meat, slices of fishcake and fried wanton. The fr

I am very much a noodle person and this is one of the noodle stalls that i really like.This is one of the noodle stalls awarded 3 pairs of chopsticks by Mankansutra. The rating of 3 pairs of chopsticks equal to 'Die Die Must Try'.My great grandfather used to be a hawker selling noodle along with the founder of Chai Keng Kway Teow right at Chai Keng before his retirement.This is also one of the usual places that my grandfather brought me to eat breakfast when i was a kid. Eating here definitely b

Simple, and old school, just like those Mee Siam selling at your school canteen. It might not have the appearance to draw your attention but it definitely has the taste to surprise you. The portion is a bit too little, so if you are a big eater, you might 2 to 3 plates to fill your tummy. This is the only dish serving from this stall.

The Hokkien Fried Noodles was tasty as they were well fried. The amount of water used was just right, therefore the noodles were neither hard nor soft. The texture of the noodles was smooth, making it easy to chew. The amount of prawns and squid given were generous and we totally enjoyed the meal. It was worth the money and I will come back to this stall for the noodles again. Good.

It's the famous bedok chwee kueh and my favourite too. Have a craving for my favourite and rushed down to get it. It was still the nicest chwee kueh that I ever had and it's too tasty to resist the temptation. I like to eat the chwee kueh with lots of their chai bo on it. It's abit oily at times but they served the chwee kueh on brown paper type and can absorbed some of the oil. Normally after I enjoyed my share of the chwee kueh,I would buy home a large packet for my breakfast the next day. It

Happened to dropby this hawker centre and recommended by my seniors to this porridge stall. Ordered zhu zai porridge and it comes with a whole " you tiao" as the picture tells. Porridge is thick as in cantonese style and tasty. The liver, zhu zai is very fresh. Same for the "you tiao" which is fresh and deep fried at the stall. Must try )

It is night time and this stall sells satay. Happened to be in the area and was looking for some snacks. Satay that will be it and we ordered less than 10 sticks as we do not want to load on the fats. The satay was quite okay but personally I find it a bit dry as the meat did not contain fats at all. So this is one for those who love lean meat. However, I loved satay with fats. As for the satay sauce, it was okay as you can feel and taste the peanuts in your mouth. I will rate it average.

We were on the prowl for some snacks after dinner and decided on satay since we were already at Chong Boon Market. However, we do want to order too much as you know it is very sinful and fattening. So 6 sticks of mutton satay and 1 rice would be enough for us. The satay was full of flavour and it smelt very fragrant because it was bbq. It was not overcooked, therefore there was still some moisture locked inside the meat. The meat was well marinated and the texture was tender. As for the peanut s