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2014-01-13
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This stall is located at the corner of the coffeeshop (walking distance from Marsiling MRT). The Coffeeshop had undergone renovation recently and the place is cool now. I used to love the Tom Yum Ramen from this stall. It tasted similar to those instant noodles kind, but it's better with the standard ban mian ingredients such as egg, vegetables & ikan bilis included. However, I must warn all potential foodies - DO NOT dabao! The dish will become soggy, starchy, and disgusting to ingest.This tim
I used to love the Tom Yum Ramen from this stall. It tasted similar to those instant noodles kind, but it's better with the standard ban mian ingredients such as egg, vegetables & ikan bilis included. However, I must warn all potential foodies - DO NOT dabao! The dish will become soggy, starchy, and disgusting to ingest.
This time round, I tried the Dry Ramen ($4.50).
This was the first time I tried this dish. It looked like Fuzhou Fishball Noodles fused with Zha Jiang Mian. Awesome! The Fried Wantons were pretty like flowers! The Fuzhou Fishballs were soft and there was soup trapped within! The minced meat was well-marinated and very tasty. All in all, with chilli in the base, the dish was good! If anyone's tired of eating Fishball Noodles (and you're in Woodlands), give this dish a try!
Don't be detered by the single cook. She was efficient, and I didn't have to wait very long. I noticed that many of the customers looked like Chinese (from China), probably because the cook is Chinese (she looked like one). The cooking style might have appealed to them.
I will visit this stall again to try other dishes such as Ban Mian (many kinds) and Dumplings.
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