My family and I had been away for a while for the holiday. Whenever, I went oversea, the food that I missed most was fishball. It's hard to find fishball like that of the Singaporean style. This fishball 'bee tai bak' soup looked very plain because I requested that no condiments be added. I ordered it for my daughter who didn't like any onions. $3.15 per bowl, with Kopitiam card. Usual food court type of fishball noodle. Fishballs were factory-made. Contained MSG of course.
Maybe if I tried the dry mee pok next time, I could provide a more comprehensive review.

Within the food court, I saw a man pushing a cart with can drinks and various cup of half-filled drinks. I believed that it belongs to the stall selling Hot & Cold drinks. Pushing this cart around the food court was a good idea. It provided a convenient way for the customers. I ordered a cup of lime juice and a cup of barley. I thought they were homemade, but to my disappointment, they seemed to be made from concentrate.$2.20 each. Expansive!
Since the cart didn't serve hot drinks, I went to the stall itself to get my cup of coffee. The coffee was pretty good. Moderate concentration and sweetness. $1.50 per cup.

It has been a while since we ate at this Food Republic. My impression of this place was that the food was expansive for a food court. Today we were there about 11 am so the place was not crowded yet. My daughter wanted chicken rice so I looked around for one. I found this stall, which has the same name as the one in the Food Opera in Ion. I think that one was slightly more expansive. Initially, I ordered just a plate of chicken rice, $4.50, but I saw that the set cost $2 more so I upgraded to the set.A very typical chicken rice. Nothing distinctive. Just average. I like the vegetable though, not too much sauce, not salty.

Finally, I managed to have this stall updated on the Openrice list. I have been patronising this stall for more than 10 years. It is also very popular among the people working around this area. During lunch time, the queue was always very long. This bowl of dry beehoon was $3. Their minimum order was $2.50. The shallots was fried by the seller themselves, that's why they tasted very fresh. I don't like those that were fried by in bulk by factories. Those normally have a very strong smell of low grade oil. I believe they were unhealthy too. The soup was very sweet. The portion was big for $3. As a whole, it was yummy.

My girl had her music lesson at this shopping centre. We felt a hungry after her lesson, so we decided to had a little snack at this little snack place. The stall was really very small, manned by a lady. At times, it could be filled with customers.
We ordered a Sandwich Toast, Waffle and Chicken Wings. I have forgotten the price of the things that I ordered. I wrote it down somewhere but now I couldn't find it. We visited this stall in September and only write this review in November because I just managed to have this stall updated on the Openrice list.My daughter eat the sandwish and waffle. The sandwich was very normal, like something I could make at home. The waffle didn't look nice either. Taste just like those selling in the cake shop but dearer.At least the chicken wing was not bad. Piping hot.