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2013-09-23
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It has been quite a long while since I been to AMK Hub's food court. It seems to have gone over a makeover and there are many new stores. One of the stalls is this one right at the far end, which sells Mala Hot Pot. Instead of a fixed dish, you get selected the items to be made into the dish. Vegetables items costs about $1/ 100grams. Chicken, pork and beef items cost about $2.50/ 100 grams, while seafood items costs about $3.50/ grams. There is intersting items like beancurd strips, seaweed str
It has been quite a long while since I been to AMK Hub's food court. It seems to have gone over a makeover and there are many new stores. One of the stalls is this one right at the far end, which sells Mala Hot Pot. Instead of a fixed dish, you get selected the items to be made into the dish. Vegetables items costs about $1/ 100grams. Chicken, pork and beef items cost about $2.50/ 100 grams, while seafood items costs about $3.50/ grams. There is intersting items like beancurd strips, seaweed strips. After making payment, one would be given a pagar which will ring when food is ready for collection.
The basic mala soup base costs $2.50. Order plain rice ($0.50) to go with the simple and spicy dish. For $10.70, the amount looks quite small, but is actually quite filling. The taste is really very strong and pack quite a punch even on the pepper corns alone. I could feel the numbing effect on my mouth. Overall very tasty dish. Really bring back my china trip's memories.
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