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2013-12-12
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I had a plate of char kway tiao while waiting for the claypot rice to arrive. This plate of char kway tiao costs $4 which is higher priced than other char kway tiao that you can find in hawker centres and coffeeshop. The taste was not bad too. There was a slight wok fragrance and it was not too oily. There were fresh cockles, fishcakes and prawns in it. The noodles were soft enough too. Overall, this is worth a try.
I had a plate of char kway tiao while waiting for the claypot rice to arrive. This plate of char kway tiao costs $4 which is higher priced than other char kway tiao that you can find in hawker centres and coffeeshop. The taste was not bad too. There was a slight wok fragrance and it was not too oily. There were fresh cockles, fishcakes and prawns in it. The noodles were soft enough too. Overall, this is worth a try.
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