While shopping at Westgate and walked to the basement food hall, I smell a nice aroma coming from the Takoyaki stall. Hence, I went to buy four Prawn Takoyayi Ball for $3.

This Wow Tako stall was very generous with dried bonito but stingy on the mayonaise and brown sauce. The prawn takoyaki ball tasted quite floury and bland. Inside the takoyaki ball was a crispy small prawn. If there were no condiments given, the takoyaki ball tasted quite bland.

Overall, this Prawn Takoyaki Ball tasted average, those from pasar malam are more flavourful.

I did not realise Greenzilla has opened near my housesince September 2013, until my mother told me about it. I always wanted to try their vegetarian burger, but their branch at Star Vista was not convenient for me.

This evening I went to their stall wanting to order their mini burgers, but was disappointed that they soldout before 7pm! Lazy to walk elsewhere to have my dinner, I ordered their Tomato Spaghetti at $4.50.

The Tomato Spaghetti had a heavy aroma of tomato puree and cheese. However, there was no cheese given. The white powder was actually wheat and it smelled like cheese. Though the taste was not cheese, it tasted like unflavoured popcorn. There were many slices of fresh mushroom in the spaghetti. The tomato sauce tasted quite sourish and the spaghetti was well cooked, not too dry or too soggy.

Overall, this Tomato Spaghetti was above average, better than other western food stalls in the vicinity.

There is a foodcourt stall in Clementi Mall that always has a steady stream of queue. This Hokkien Mee stall not only sells hokkien mee, but also char kway teow, carrot cake and oyster omelette.

There were two version of carrot cake, white or black. I ordered the white carrot cake. The wait for the carrot cake to be ready was quite long, more than 15 minutes, because the chef cooked each type of menu by batches at a time.

The piping hot carrot cake texture was slightly crispy on the surface and soft inside. There was a lot of egg taste in the carrot cake. I felt that the carrot cake was lacking the saltiness taste of preserved vegetables.

Overall, the carrot cake tasted average, I would still prefer the carrot cake at Toa Payoh Hawker Centre.

I was craving for soft, fluffy donuts and I remember that J.Co donuts recently opened a branch nearby my house. Hence I went to buy some. I bought two blueberry donut and one mango donut. The price was $1.70 each.

The donuts were very soft and fluffy in texture, it almost melted in mouth when eating. The donuts was not as sweet as Krispy Kreme. I liked the blueberry donut, the blueberry jam in the middle was sweet and sour. I did not like the mango donut, the middle filling was not mango cream, it had an oily and buttery taste.

Overall, I still prefer J.Co donuts over Krispy Kreme donuts, it was cheaper too.

After shopping at SLS for my computer accessories, I went to the basement foodcourt to have a meal. One of my favourite stalls that remained opened for more than 10 years was the Minced Meat Noodle. I ordered the Bak Chor Mee at $4.

This Minced Meat Noodle stall was very generous with the oil and lard. My bowl of Bak Chor Mee was sinful but tasted delicious. The noodle was oily, slippery on the surface and springy to chew on. There were also generous ingredients such as braised mushroom, sliced pork, minced pork, fish cake, fried wanton, fishball and even a sliced of abalone. Though the abalone tasted more liked a chewy clam meat. The soup also tasted good and flavourful with the seaweed.

Overall, this Bak Chor Mee was delicious with large serving at affordable price.