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The everlasting queue that lines up all the way from start of business to end business hours (2pm). The entire process of driving all the way to Maxwell, finding a carpark lot and to purchasing the food from Zhen Zhen in Maxwell Food Centre was rather tedious. But nothing can stop us from enjoying the well known dishes from Zhen Zhen.After a good wait about half an hour in the queue, I conclude that the crowds of Zhen Zhen's was no gimmick. Food was genuinely great and did not let us down. Impr

There are different sizes for the porridge and I got the $3 portion which is the smallest size I think. It is quite a big and filling bowl of congee. I ordered the century egg, fish and chicken porridge. There were lots of ingredients in it. With every mouthful, there were ingredients being scooped up. The congee was just like gruel. I could hardly see any grains of rice. Wish it could be less gruel-ish. Definitely worth the money but I don't think I will queue up for 30 minutes just to eat it a

The yusheng sold here is really fresh and rather cheap and affordable. They have 4 different sizes from $2-$5. I got the $4 portion and I was surprised by the huge amount. At $4, it is definitely worth it to get this generous serving of yu sheng. I waited for 30-35 minutes to purchase this as their service was rather slow. There were about 10 people in queue and it took a long time till it was my turn.

If you have a craving at lunch time for a bowl of piping hot porridge, look no further than Zhen Zhen porridge. The porridge was well cooked and very gooey, and the fried shallots was really good. Dig deeper and one can find generous portions of fresh fish and pieces of chicken. If you are feeling slightly unhealthy, then go for the fried you tiao which goes really well with the porridge. For $3 per bowl, this is indeed a bargain good eat.

The FoodI ordered a bowl of mixed porridge with egg, chicken, fish and century egg. Well-cooked to a gooey-like consistency, the mouthwatering porridge is sprinkled with chai poh, spring onions, fried shallots and sesame seeds to further enhance its aroma. What I liked most is its generous servings of fresh ingredients of fish, chicken and century egg to satisfy the appetite of any porridge lover.The PriceReasonably priced at $3.00 per bowlOverallI will definitely come back again and highly reco

after hearing so much about it and totally bewildered by the usual long queues during peak hours, i finally manage a chance to patronise it just ardound 2pm, outside peak hours. Bought chciken porridge+centuryegg+normal egg+small plate of raw fish. Guess what its $5 only, maybe auntie was in a good mood. Portion wise, its definitely enough to make u real full. Nice pieces of chicken meat (not shredded type) with ample fried shallots and spring onions. Fragrance wise its enhanced by the sesame oi

This porridge stall always has snaking long queues. I waited for around 40 minutes before I finally got my plain porridge with raw fish slices on the side. The plain porridge is only 50cents per bowl and don't be mislead by the name, although it is stated plain porridge but it is still flavourful due to the stock used to cook the porridge. The raw fish slices are very good, it is fresh and sweet. The sesame oil, sesame seeds, chilli and spring onions heaped on top of the raw fish also helped to

i ordered the century egg porridge and raw fish slices to share with my friends. The century egg porridge here is really good. The porridge is very aromatic when it is served, when you take a mouth, it is really tasty. The century egg they use is very fresh, does not have any smell. It really goes well with the porridge. The raw fish slices is really good, you can tell they use really fresh fish. Each slice has its natural sweetness. The fish slices simply melts in your mouth at every bite. It i

Maxwell Food Centre had no less than 10 stalls selling porridge in the morning – what? And the porridge where you had to wait the longest, the famous Zhen Zhen Porridge.I thinks it has more than 30 years of history, it is always long queue, at least more than 10 people in the queue. Be prepared to wait up to 45 minutes for your bowl of $2.30 pleasure during lunchtime. The queue was not entirely the reason for the wait, but aunties inside took a painstakingly long time to cut up the ingredients

Super long queue but we decided to try it out as we had the porridge craving. We waited about half an hour to get our food. We ordered fish + chicken porridge, fish + century egg porridge and raw fish slices to share. The porridge is really smooth and tasty and the serving is generous and everything also costs $9. Overall, i think it is worth the long wait.