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2013-10-03
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Yong Tau Foo at the Deck has always been the coveted stall everyone rushes to when the queue is relatively short (think: average at least 15 persons in front of you = the norm!!) They offer normal soup/laksa gravy (haven't gotten round to try this yet but its worth a shot) Prices are at 30c per pent, 40c for noodles and min 6 piece (min 8 piece for soup only!). Laksa gravy is additional 40c.One thing to know about this YTF: the soup is really sweet! It has a more sweet flavour than a savoury one
Yong Tau Foo at the Deck has always been the coveted stall everyone rushes to when the queue is relatively short (think: average at least 15 persons in front of you = the norm!!) They offer normal soup/laksa gravy (haven't gotten round to try this yet but its worth a shot) Prices are at 30c per pent, 40c for noodles and min 6 piece (min 8 piece for soup only!). Laksa gravy is additional 40c.One thing to know about this YTF: the soup is really sweet! It has a more sweet flavour than a savoury one. The choices for the ytf pieces are diverse so no complaints there. They also offer several kinds of noodles - kway teow, yellow mee, bee hoon etc. I like kway teow but this one seems abit flourry/rough (not really smooth:/) Eaten with the sweet sauce it resembles chee cheong fun!!
Ps The chilli isnt too spicy so if you want a (slight) kick to your ytf this one's perfectly safe.
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