The Food Inn (Closed)

For the price of $3.50 per bowl, I get to choose six yong tau foo items with rice noodles. Consider quite affordable as the portion is generous too. Especially enjoy the big soya beans added in the soup which make it more tasty and filling. Like their bean curds a lot as they are very soft and fresh. Green cabbages are very crunchy and fresh as well. Service by the uncle here is friendly and fast. Dining environment is clean and cooling too.

Have checked out the food in this mini foodcourt below the mrt here. Dining environment was quite cooling but was abit squeezy and noisy. Have bought the noodles with rice noodles with two vegetable dishes here for $3.40. Both noodles and rice noodles are equally oily and salty. Even though the lady fingers and brinjal are fresh, but are also too oily. Service was alright and stall is clean. It was quite weird that even when I dine-in at this foodcourt, this stall still using brown paper t

Have passed by this eatery in Dhoby xchange and decided to grab a bowl of their curry chicken noodles before heading back home. The malay lady at the counter was quite friendly but was really slow when preparing the food. Fortunately I still manage to get a seat here as not much seats are available here. The portion was quite little and the appearance does not really look that attractive. Noodles were chewy but the curry gravy was really diluted and the curry flavour was rather mild. Beancu

This mini food court has just opened less than a year in Dhoby Ghaut MRT basement. I have bought the yong tau foo here to try, which five pieces of items with noodles is priced at $3.50. For town area to have a meal, this is consider affordable and not too expensive.LIke the bitter gourd with fish paste which the fish paste is very smooth and moist in texture. THe bitter gourd is crunchy and not too bitter. The soup base is sweet and not too salty. Service was friendly and fast. THe stall i