Inspirasi Stall (Closed)

This malay stall at bedok interchange food centre always have a queue and the waiting time could be as long as 15 minutes! As I don't go bedok interchange often, I never had an opportunity to try this stall. Today, I was there around 7.30pm for dinner and decided to join in the queue! ;) I ordered Soto Ayam, which consist of ketupat (cubed rice), chicken, bean sprouts and a potato cake. One highlight that makes this soto ayam different from others lies in the soup! It is so tasty and the portio

One of the many gems in the east, one of the few places in Singapore with $2 Mee soto, mee rebus etc. I will always order the mee soto when i am there, the owners are super generous with their servings with huge chunks of chicken meat and noddles. Dont forget to have their spicy chilli and mix in with the soup for the ultimate mee soto experience. Queues are always forming but it goes quite fast so no problem with that.

The FoodI remember the old school days where I will always buy at this stall as the Mee Rebus & Mee Soto is the best !! I ordered Soto Ayam, the whole taste is in the chicken soup like gravy.My order was with bagedil (potato cutlet) and extra fresh shredded chicken which cost $3.00The gravy was thin, light yet slightly thick and higher in sweetness which had quite a unique flavor.The ServiceThe queue is very long during peak hours and have to wait for 30mins before my turn to orderThe AmbienceAl

This is a very popular stall which had been around for a long time. This stall is well known for its mee soto and mee rebus, so be prepared to queue. I ordered mee soto for dinner, the taste of the soup very rich with chicken flavour. They are very generous with the ingredients consisting of bean sprouts, shredded chicken (which is in whole chunks), spring onion served with yellow noodle. The gravy was thin, light and slightly sweet. There's even a large jar of chilli sauce for you if you like i