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Telephone
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Introduction
Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks is everybody's favorite Taiwanese food chain featuring popular snacks from the streets of Taiwan's night markets. Prepared the way they as do in Taiwan, the menu features authentic favorites such as XXL Crispy Chicken, Crispy Floss Egg Crepe, Handmade Oyster Mee Sua and Seafood Tempura.
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Opening Hours
Today
10:30 - 21:30
Mon - Sun
10:30 - 21:30
Above information is for reference only. Please check details with the restaurant.
Signature Dishes
Besides the XXL Chicken Cutlet, Shihlin's mee sua is one of their main signature dishes.Personally I do feel this is one of the best mee sua around. It tastes good with sufficient seasoning, and it's also slurping good! Mee sua is usually eaten only with a spoon (no chopsticks), and I find slurping it off a spoon allows me to take in more taste!Oyster mee sua, $3.80I prefer mine with extra vinegar and extra chilli.I remember when I first got addicted to Shihlin's mee sua many years back, it only costed $2.50. The $3.80 cost today shows how long it has been since the food become popular. However, I do find today's cost of $3.80 a tad expensive considering that the amount given is only half a bowl. The portion is more for a snack rather than a full meal.
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The sausage cheese egg crepe at shih lin is delicious!;DThe crepe was generously filled with the sausage and cheese and topped with thick teriyaki sauce.Best to consume the crepe when it is just ready and still hot.(:It is crispy and the sausages and cheese was wrapped in the crepe in layers, which is quite a thick crepe.I could taste that the crepe was made with a mixture of egg and flour, and it taste as delicious;DThe sausages and cheese just goes so well with the crepe. They have other flavours of the crepe, and each cost $3.50. worth the buy!(:
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Today was a tiring day at so i decided not to cook but to buy dinner at Shihlin Taiwan street snack at hougang mall outlet. This stall have alot variety of Taiwanese food. The Q was long for their signature chicken cutlet at abt 7pm so i decided to try their oyster "mee sua" which i just need to order from the side of the stall and was serve shortly. Their mee sua was just tasted OK, nothing fantastic and the oyster was quit raw and small. With all these mention, this oyster "mee sua" cost abt $3.80 which I think was too expensive..
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It has become so common nowadays. When I buy some snacks from Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks, I will only buy the XXL chicken chop. The chicken chop was nicely fried and the outer coat of the chicken was crispy but the chicken meat was too dry. The spicy powder that was added on to the chicken was okay, not too spicy but very salty. Overall, the chicken chop will be rated just average. The taste is definitely much lower than the authentic chicken chop in Taiwan.May have to wait about 5 - 10 minutes at times when there is a queue. Normally I will buy only when I have a craving for it.
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