I have quite a low tolerance for chilli so I always request for no/less chilli if the dish is spicy. I requested no chilli for this plate of mee rebus but it was still hot! I can't imagine the spiciness with the normal amount of chilli. I like that the noodles were covered in thick gravy sauce and the taste is not bad! However, it's just a little too spicy for me :/

This 'Hong Mao' (aka Ang Moh) wanton noodle stall is one of the popular ones in Singapore. It's located at Dunman Food Centre, which is pretty far from my house. They operate via a queue ticket system whereby u take a queue number and order only when it's your turn. We had like over 10 numbers in line ahead of us and estimated a waiting time of atleast 30 minutes! This stall practically own the entire 1st level of customers as everyone was just waiting for their turn to arrive. Finally! After 45 minutes of waiting! We ordered a bowl of wanton mee with extra ingredients as our stomachs were rumbling from the long wait! I like the char siew best as it is tender and had the right amount of fats and lean meat. We were given 6 wantons and they were just average. As for the noodles, it is not the best but not bad. I prefer my noodles to be the eggy qq kind in clear sauce and the one here is dipped in black sauce. Overall, one of the better wanton mee in Singapore but I wouldn't queue so long for it again!

I usually prefer to have hot coffee but as it was a really hot day, we ordered an Iced Mocha drink which was not bad! The chocolate sauce was at the bottom followed by the milk and coffee combination. Our waffles arrived 5 minutes later and we chose a scoop of Sea-salt Gula Melaka ice-cream! I've been hearing countless of raving reviews of the waffles here but after trying it, I'm not too sure if it's worth all the hype, or I might have expected too much. Anyway, the waffles were not as crisp as I expected them to be and the insides were soft. After some time and all the mixing with the ice-cream, it became kind of soggy. I was disappointed as I like my waffles to be crispy inside out and my friend felt that the waffles were quite buttery. The sea-salt gula melaka ice-cream was also not 'wow' and it actually tasted bland :/ The cafe is small with limited seating and throughout my time here, there is always an on-going stream of customers walking in and most of them takeaway their ice-cream in cups or cones. They have a wide range of ice-cream flavours and I went to sample some before leaving I like the Thai Milk tea and Pistachio flavour! I guess their ice-cream is worth going back for but not their waffles.

I have a good friend that loves beef noodles just like me and the previous time we were here, the stall had already sell out their beef noodles! At that time it was already close to 3 pm. This time, we went there around 12 pm and join in the queue immediately! We both ordered the dry beef noodles which consist of beef balls and beef slices. The beef slices were tender but the beef balls were so-so as they had a generic factory-made kind of taste. The noodles were totally soaked in the gooey and starchy sauce which I like it to be that way but taste-wise, it was nothing fantastic but decent enough. Unexpectedly, the soup was the best!! It was robust and so full of flavour! I am so going to order the soup version next time!

My group of friends and I were searching for a place to rest after all the walking after dinner and now it's supper time for us! We settled down here and were lucky to get seats pretty fast as the restaurant was already packed with people! After us, a queue started to form. We ordered drinks and also one serving of mixed fries to share. There is not much of an ambience at this branch and the drinks and food arrive quickly. The mixed fries turned out so addictive and we couldn't stop popping it into our mouth! Besides the mixed fries, there are other types as well like the seaweed, garlic, spicy, bbq and many many more!