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2013-05-28
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The Dry Mee Pok with Fishball (original $3.40 but $4 for top-up noodles) here is average, and has lots of room for improvement. First, the serving size is just too small. Even after I topped up noodles, the serving size is only just right for me. Second, the noodles were clumpy (signs of not dipping it in the hot water long enough) and well, that is my number one pet peeve when eating noodles (clumpy ones). The fishballs and fish cakes were after all, processed food and I can't really say much
The Dry Mee Pok with Fishball (original $3.40 but $4 for top-up noodles) here is average, and has lots of room for improvement. First, the serving size is just too small. Even after I topped up noodles, the serving size is only just right for me. Second, the noodles were clumpy (signs of not dipping it in the hot water long enough) and well, that is my number one pet peeve when eating noodles (clumpy ones). The fishballs and fish cakes were after all, processed food and I can't really say much about it. It is the cheapest option to fill your stomach quickly at the Grandstand, but it can be much better.
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