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2013-09-23
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Ever since this stall open at the basement of century square, I've been wanting to try it! There was a long queue when it first opened and so I waited for it to die down a little first before trying. I had dinner with my parents over here and we ordered the set for 3 people. You have a choice to eat the chicken with either rice or hor fun. I guess many would choose their Ipoh hor fun as it is their specialty. I like the rice noodles, very silky and full of flavour! However, the whole plate of ch
Ever since this stall open at the basement of century square, I've been wanting to try it! There was a long queue when it first opened and so I waited for it to die down a little first before trying. I had dinner with my parents over here and we ordered the set for 3 people. You have a choice to eat the chicken with either rice or hor fun. I guess many would choose their Ipoh hor fun as it is their specialty. I like the rice noodles, very silky and full of flavour! However, the whole plate of chicken was disappointing as there were very little meat and mostly filled with bones. The bean sprouts, also their specialty, were nice though, very crunchy! There is a one person set meal that includes hor fun, steamed chicken and bean sprouts at $6.90. Overall, I feel that it will be much better if the chicken is not so boney!
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