Donut lover...Try this place.
Heard of this place from friend who srtay in Bedok.
Want to try for myself. They say their Donut is their best seller in the shop.
And itz true. Everytime a new batch of donut come out from the kitchen, you can see people started to Q up for their Donut and other pastry.
Bought a few of them. Each cost $1.
Custor cream puff. their filling inside is always full.
And their Donut. What special is that the bread is thick. Once bit is smooth and soft.
The shop only have these few pastry. Maybe is their Signature items.
Go back for more when I pass by bedok.

Shaw House basement don't really have alot of eating place.
But there is MOS Burger. Should try it.
Order their Teriyaki Chicken Burger at $3.45.
MOS Burger, they don't have set meal like Mac or BK or KFC.
But they have set for your side order, like drink and frices at $3.85.
So my meal burger, drink and frices cost me $7.30.
Okay, back to the meal. The burger bun is soft and smooth. When you bite on it, taste like chewy feeling.
The teriyaki chicken meat. Juicy and sweet sauce. Japanese taste.
Great Fast Food Outlet.

Vegetarian day. 1st & 15th of the month, will try to drop by this shop at hougang for a good taste vegetarian meal.
I order the vegetarian kway chap. Look like the normal kway chap you see from food centre.
Cost $4.50. You can get a mix of items (vegetarian style) and a bowl of the flat noodle.
Taste of the items is more like flour with sweet taste.
the kway chap noodle is also sweet.
Soup base is a mixture of some herds in it.
Really smooth soup taste.
Will come back for more of their items to try.

Didn't know there is one outlet at Raffles Place Basement, until my fren bought me there to show me.
Yes, the shop is abit hard to find if you are first time there.
It is hidden at one side of the building at basement.
But if you can't find it , just look for the long Q.
Yes, Lao Ban Beancurd is still the best in town.
Texture is smooth and soft.
It really melt in your mouth once the beancurd is inside.
Cost for the orginal is $1.50 and the almond favour is $2.00.
Still the orginal taste the best for me.
Service is fast.

After our dinner, we passby the shop, look like newly open as they still hung a red cloth over the stall signage.
There is only a few table s inside for you to sit, guess must be good as they may like to limit the customer to eat in the place.
Anyway if you speak cantonese, the stall uncle can explain the dessert they sell there.
We order the Gui Ling Guo at $3.40 and Yam Paste at $2.90
The pricing of the dessert is reasonable.
Gui Ling Guo come with a bottle of wine but is sugar syrup inside. Taste of it, they dont have that strong taste of the chinese herbs which is just nice as some people will not like to strong taste of the herbs.
The Yam Paste is so smooth and silky, I like it the best. Not very sweet, good if you dont like to taste too much sweetness. The yam paste taste and smell nice. The bowl is not very big but is worth it.
Let go for more.