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2013-12-11
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It has been quite awhile since I come to this stall. It is a well known stall in the food centre and opens from 7.30am everyday. Each items on the display shelf costs $0.50 each, except for fishball which costs $0.30 each. Although not stated, but it is recommended to select 7 items for minimum order + a choice of noodles or rice. The aunty will also ask you if you wants vegetable for additional $0.50. What is interesting here is the deep fried pig offal. Where can you find pig offal in yong tau
It has been quite awhile since I come to this stall. It is a well known stall in the food centre and opens from 7.30am everyday. Each items on the display shelf costs $0.50 each, except for fishball which costs $0.30 each. Although not stated, but it is recommended to select 7 items for minimum order + a choice of noodles or rice. The aunty will also ask you if you wants vegetable for additional $0.50. What is interesting here is the deep fried pig offal. Where can you find pig offal in yong tau fu stall?
I have selected 6 items + vegetables + bee hoon. The items are deep fried and topped with deep fried chopped garlic and chopped coriander leaves. The bee hoon and Pak Choi are served in clear soup. It costs $4.00.
The soup is flavourful, although it looks quite light.
The deep fried items are tasty, especially dipped with the chilli sauce and black sweet sauce. The lotus root with fish paste is crunchy and juicy. The 5 spice meat roll is full of flavours.Overall tasty food. Except for the queue system which is funny. I get number 22. The guy in front of me gets 18. The lady behind me gets 1. No knowns why the aunty can remembers as everyone different numbers. Yet she can remember the customer is which one when no one shows up when she shouts the number and she goes looking for the customer.
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