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Yummy duck rice Smile Jul 13, 2012   
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Cheok Kee Boneless Braised Duck  (Geylang)
Categories : Singaporean | Chinese | Hawker Centre

The name of this stall attracts me to give it a try. I love duck meat, yet hating the bone part tongue I ordered the duck rice. I guess the rice is cooked in gravy that gives it such a dark colour, but tell you what, it's fragrantly yummy! The generous amount of boneless duck was served on top of the rice, with lots of gravy on it. Taste delicious, and very tender in texture. The soup given is tasty too!

 
 
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Soup OK Jul 13, 2012   
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Guang Dong Claypot Rice  (Geylang)
Categories : Cantonese/Hong Kong | Hawker Centre

I was feeling a bit heaty and decided to order the steamed soup to go with my dinner. I had the "old cucumber" with pork ribs soup ($3). The soup base is very sweet, although you can't really see lots of pork ribs inside. There are plenty of old cucumber and a couple of red dates in the steamed soup. I like it because it doesn't taste oily and most importantly you won't feel thirty later of the night, means minimal or no MSG used.

 
 
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Minced meat noodles Smile Jul 13, 2012   
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Hock Ann  (Geylang)
Categories : Hawker Centre

Although it does not have crowd in front of the stall, yet it is a very popular stall in the hawker center. The crowd is actually invisible, all seated somewhere while waiting for their food. Hence, expecting to wait for a while before you get your food. I ordered the minced meat noodles ($2.50), the chilli sauce is super good. Slightly sour and not overly spicy, the flavour matches well with mushroom and minced meat.

 
 
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Fish noodles OK Jul 13, 2012   
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Ding Xiang Fish Soup  (Geylang)
Categories : Hawker Centre

I had this deep-fried fish noodle soup for dinner the other day. Overall speaking, the soup tastes a bit too plain, and I find myself keep using the soy sauce to enhance the flavour for the noodles. The owner of the stall did not offer to add the evaporated milk to the fish noodles (like some stalls do). However, the fish slices itself are fresh, and quite well seasoned.

 
 
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Fried Kuey Teow OK Jul 13, 2012   
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Fried Kway Teow/Fried Oyster/Carrot Cake  (Geylang)
Categories : Hawker Centre

This stall is quite popular in the hawker center I guess because you can always see people standing in front waiting for their food.

 
I tried their Fried Kuey Teow the other day. The portion is quite big for just $3. The kuey teow is stir-fried in dark sauce, with lots of bean sprouts, clams, Chinese sausage slices, deep-fried pork fats etc. The texture is quite smooth and wet due to the gravy. Taste-wise is slightly sweet for me.

 
 
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