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2012-01-19
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I vividly remember a particular stall for economic fried bee hoon and fried mee a really long time ago in the already demolished old food centre right at the same location. A usual long queue was always spotted right at that stall in the morning then.When i was in the current Holland Village Food Centre other day and spotted this particular stall. It gotten me to wonder whether this particular stall and that stall are related. I did not get to ask the Uncle as i was there during the busy lunch h
When i was in the current Holland Village Food Centre other day and spotted this particular stall. It gotten me to wonder whether this particular stall and that stall are related. I did not get to ask the Uncle as i was there during the busy lunch hour. I shall be back soon and perhaps have a chat with the Uncle if he is a little less busy to find out the answer i most wanted to know.
I ordered a serving of fried bee hoon with a few pieces of mini ngor hiang and a piece of fish cake for $2.00. And, i requested for extra chilli. The bee hoon was nicely stir-fried, it was tasty and in good texture. The few pieces of mini ngor hiang were a good addition, something rather unique that you do not get it at other stalls serving the economic fried bee hoon. The fish cake was rather average though.
All in all, it was an enjoyable lunch and an economical one too. The fried bee hoon from this very stall is most probably the cheapest alternative you can get in this food centre right at Holland Village.
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