Didn't know Hiang Ji Roasted meat & Noodle House is kind of 'Famous' store at Toa Payoh.

As my friend and I were there by chance and decided to settle our dinner at toa payoh, it was around 8pm when we patronised so there isn't crowd or I would say hmm no people there actually.

The duck meat tasted really good however the price is abit too pricey i feel. The service was quite bad and the boss seemed t be a little impatient perhaps because I requested my duck meat to be changed to egg and tofu.

Nevertheless, the food tasted good. But if you are those that are particular about service, maybe you would like to think twice.

I like to patronise the pasta mania here as it was not really crowded during lunch time. The services by the staff is good as order was taken efficiently.

However, the only bad point about the store here is the serving time which seem to be taking abit too long as compared to other pastamania outlet stores. Sometimes, i can wait for my friend's food till my food is cold no joke.

Thus, apart from the waiting time for food. The rest is ok.
And people who feel like having some soupy stuff, apart from the soup of the day, i do recommend you to order this dory fish spaghetti that served as a soup spaghetti. A good meal for rainy day that keeps your stomach warm .

Had a frenchy morning at Lot One Shoppers' Mall - Ya Kun outlet.
I always love to patron this stalls as the aunties there are very friendly, at the same times, fast and efficient ;)
There are at least 3 person there to serve the queue and their smiles will always make my day.

As my French toast is freshly toasted and served 'HOT', I was even warned about the hotness when the toast was passed to me. Overall, is really good.

But this Ya Kun outlet stall does not have kaya balls, so fans of kaya ball take note!

If you are at Chinatown and feel overwhelming by all different kinds of food, why not have a taste of heritage with Westlake the stall located at OG Building

I bought the Chee Cheong Fun which is my all-time favourite and indeed it did not disappoint me. Not only the sauce is special and different from the normal chee cheong fun i have tried at those coffee shops. The chee cheong fun tasted so soft and different! In fact, it wow-ed me.

Within minutes, i finished up my $2 Chee Cheong Fun and headed to other places with my satisfying stomach.

Is Tong Heng EGG TARTTTTTT

Like a finally since I always saw my friend posted Tong Heng Egg Tart's images on Instagram it always make my lunch appetite get bigger but not be able to satisfy the egg tart craving.

Hence, I am so excited to come buy Tong Heng egg tart since I past by Chinatown. I ate one on the spot and packed another 5 more to bring home and enjoy!

At Tong Heng, there are 2 types of egg tarts: the traditional ones and the coconut ones, I am not a fan of coconut thus I only bought one coconut egg tart back to try.

Apart from the egg tarts, I have also bought the icing shortcake with lotus paste for my family. What I would say is that, Tong Heng is really good for their eggtarts. As the icing shortcake is too sweet for me ><. And the lotus paste is those hard type rather than the soft type we ate in lotus bun. Thus, i dont recommend the icing shortcake for first timer like me. Or it could also be due to that I have expect too much from Tong Heng.

But overall, you should really try the traditional type of Tong Heng eggtart. It is really delicious as it seen! On the side note, i really like how they keep the traditional feel with modern interior design of the shop. Good place to sit back and relax and a walk at Chinatown.

Pricing -
Traditional Eggtart: $1.40
Coconut eggtart: $1.50
Icing Shortcake: $1.30