Well, you can never miss it although most of their outlets are quite 'ulu' , not so easily accessible shopping complex or food court.

They make their name of their generous quantity of food, maintained standard yet much affordable price.

For a meal less than $8, you can enjoy a sumptuous and tasty western specialties. Showcase two of their main courses tried. P/s: If you would like to visit this restaurant, especially during weekends.. go early.!! The queue is the only thing that may scare you off.

It was always a favourite supper meal when I was in NTU. This nasi lemak never fails to bring you back. And whenever I was in Boon Lay Market, this is the only food I look out for.

So what is that special about this nasi lemak that make people queuing up even before they open their stall everyday? Let's check out!Alright, right in front of the stall, you will be greeted up fully decorated certs around the stall. It is enough to tell you how 'power' is this Power Nasi Lemak. Besides the normal nasi lemak (which consists of rice, kacang, ikan bilis, one egg and one fried chicken wing), there are many other side dishes that you can add on. So , variety is never a problem. Back to the nasi lemak itself. The rice has a fragrance coconut coupled with soft texture rice. Unless some nasi lemak which is basically white rice and dry. The sambal is spicy enough, good for those who always wanted for more sambal, and together with its ikan bilis. This makes a perfect dish for everyone no matter breakfast, lunch, dinner or supper.

With my bf, we tried the Korean Seoul restaurant in Orchard Central.

We ordered a seafood stew. It is in Kimchi soup base. Taste nice and not very spicy, although it looked quite spicy red in the photo. Shooting star... marinated chicken on hot plate. This is normal but still up to standard. Steam Rice. The rice looked watery when it first served. But when in your mouth, it didn't taste that soft. The texture is just nice. Well, overall the food experience was a great one. Nice food, nice atmosphere and affordable price. Saw quite a number of people ordered their ginseng chicken soup, maybe can try it next time!

JJ, a chinese pop song singer has a song called 'dou jiang you tiao'. These 2 are always inseparable. Yong He Eating House in Geylang, which opens 24 hrs has so called one of the renowned shop selling the tau hway and youtiao.

The soya bean drink is quite normal though. Beancurd tastes normal too. I guess the problem lies with the bean we used, tasted a beancurd in Vietnam on the town street and it is the best ever beancurd I have tasted before, very smooth and melts once it enters your month. This Yong He's beancurd can never compete with it. The you tiao is quite ok. Eat it while it is hot, and try dip in the soya bean, it goes well too. ;)

It comes with slices of fruits (normally would be strawberry, honeydew etc), waffle, cookies, mashmallow and the main lead, the Anderson's Ice Cream.

For the choices of ice cream, we can choose 5 from the 10 main flavours. We tried the Belgian Chocolate Chip, Rum & Raisins, Mocha Almond, Fudge, Fruit of Forest and Vanilla. Would recommend the Belgian Choco Chip and Mocha Almond if you want something special. Choose only rum & raisin if you like some alcoholic taste in ice cream. Fruit of Forest doesn't really impress us. In fact, the berries were bit too sour which spoil the ice cream taste.

The portion is quite ok for 2 person, priced at $21.90 , bit pricey in my opinion. If you have citibank card, 10% discount . Well, if you come in a group, they actually have a bigger size (consist all the same items ) just size and amount doubled, priced at $36.90.