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This is my favourite pork ee-mian. I've eaten it probably more than 20 times in one year alone and I truly enjoy eating it on cold and rainy days. The soup is very tasty, it comes from boiling all the meats. There is tons of minced pork, veggies and even kidney in there. The fish balls are bouncy and tasty. The ee-mian is alos very tasty once drenchd in the soup. For just $3, you get yourself a very healthy though high in cholestrol bowl of minced meat noodles. Don't forget to top up the bowl wi

Spotted a Fish Soup stall around, maybe not the famous one but craving for it and I gave it a try. All about the fish, there was fish soup, fish noodles, fish rice and fish porridge. Stall was small but neat and keep in hygiene way. No customer when I was there, my order was ready within 5 minutes.Humble and decent signature soup of the stall, it tasted light and homely. Fried Onions and Ikan Bilis were drizzled on top, overall looked tempting. Yee Mee was marinated and deep-fried in pack, the s

A nice bowl of handmade noodle on a cold rainy day. This is a simple bowl of noodle but it did warm me up and made me feeling satisfied on such a cold weather. This seemed to be a popular stall in this food centre. I was there during lunch and there was a queue of a few people. I ordered a bowl of you mien for $3.00. The soup was pretty clear with a nice peppery flavor and a generous serving of dried ikan belis and veggies together with a poached egg, minced meat and lean meat. A nice and simple

Another quiet dinner near home. At times, when i just want something soupy and light then the mee hoon kueh and ban mien from this stall is a good choice for dinner. It tasted just like home cooked with quite a lot of vegetables, minced meat, ikan belis and a poached egg in a savory soup. It went nicely with the red cut chilli in soya sauce. If you have little expectation and happen to be at this food centre then this stall is worth trying. Recommended.

Nice and simple for lunch. The Mee Hoon Kuey is definitely handmade, i spotted the auntie teared a small piece by a small piece from a big dough and then added in the minced meat and when it was about to ready, added in an egg then threw in some vegetables.Mee Hoon Kueh is a dish that my grandpa always cooked for me when i was a kid. And this particular bowl of Mee Hoon Kway tasted home cooked like what my grandpa used to cook for me. But, paying $3.00 for such a simple bowl of Mee Hoon Kway see