New stall at Hainanese village.
Decided to just try with their dry noodle with meat balls.
The meat balls taste the best as most of the items people buy will order extra meat balls to their noodles.
The noodle is nice and does not stick to each other.
Easy on your mouth even there is not much sauce in the noodle.
The menu they have for the stall have a few range of items I can try next time for my lunch time.

Good food review by Mediacorp and Green Book.
Yes, itz true. The fiis ball selling at this stall is big and bouncy.
Each bowl of noodle come with 7 big bouncy balls.
Yes, and they taste sweet and fish is fresh.
At $5 a bowl is worth the wait.
During the weekend, you will need to wait around 15 minute for your order to be taken.
Food come within 10 minute after your order is taken.
Worht the wait.
The soup dont have mush MSG.

First time trying this stall at market street food centre at the CBD area.
From the sign borad of the stall look very nice, so I decided to try their Mee Sian.
$2.50 for their mee sian. For a place in the CBD area, where can you find food selling at $2.50.
As there is crowd in the food centre during the lunch time, I decided to packet back to my office to eat.
The stall lady is so kind to packet the mee sian soup and the mee seperately.
Itz good for that as it wont dry up when you back in your office.
The bee hoon is cook nicely and the soup base taste sweet and sour.
Good mixture for this kind of food.
Go try it...........

Long Q forming during lunch time crowd.
If you want to try or got the time to Q, you must try this curry chicken noodle.
$5 for the smallest bowl, come with 4 to 5 pcs of chicken meat.
First, the chicken has the taste and tender meat.
The soup for the curry don't really have alot of coconut milk taste and should be the heathly choice.
The service is good and the place there is crowded during CBD lunch time.
As expected.
Great curry chicken noodle.....

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.