I decided to try out at this ramen shop, cozy environment, I must say. I ordered the set meals, shoyu tonkotsu ramen with gyoza set and sapporo miso tonkotsu ramen with kanitama set. there another set but kind of forgotten. but well, they were having those promotion set meals too. the set me and my dad ordered, were both $17.90 each, I must say its quite nice and tasty, not really oily, and the soup is tasty and not very thick. however, the plate of jellyfish was quite disappointing, doesn't taste nice, a little plastic taste for me. the dumpling was crispy and juicy, even though its a little over burn on one side but still yummy!

order a $3 plate of hainanese chicken rice, the white meat, there also the roasted one instead of the steam, depend on your taste liking. they serve the chicken meat and the rice separately, and along with a bowl of soup, hot and taste like there herbs in the soup, but is clear soup, quite tasty compare to other, a different soup taste.

the meat is quite tender, sauce taste just nice, but a little oily. however the black dark sauce is too watery, not the usual kind of thick sauce u get everything.

while exploring the hawker center, decided to try this roasted meat plus char siew rice, which cost around $3.50. there also other meals to choose from which range from $3 and above.

the meat was really tasty from the first few bites, but find it quite dry while eating, which kind of make me unable to finish the whole meal. reasonable pricing for a plate, plus roasted meat quite fatty = tasty

first time trying this loh mei with my family for dinner, this cost about $4, and there's also the $6 or $8 set, it consists of pork, pig skin, chicken wing, veg, tau pok and other etc with fermented bean curd sauce. rice cost extra of 50cents. heard from my parents that this is like one of the last stall in singapore, really dunno if its true or not, but at least you can find it at chinatown (:

if you are eating this dish with a group, advice from my dad is to buy individual portions, the $4 set instead of the $8 one, cause they will give lesser in the $8 set compare to buying more $4 set itself

daddy decided for dessert after dinner, thus after walking around, we decided to stop by mei heong yuen dessert for a treat. quite a big store so its not hard to miss it, there also quite a number of desserts, both hot and cold, in the menu itself. just like other dessert shop, u need to go to the counter to order and pay before they serve you the desserts ..the range of prices for the dessert is from $2.50 to $6 around there. love the banana chocolate ice, really got the taste of eating banana with chocolate sauce on it, however, i not sure if they do put lot of flavouring in the ice itself since the smell of it is really strong, like when you open those banana flavour pocky sticks. ( first time there so yupps )

dad ordered the lime snow ice, which cost $5, a little sour since its lime, but still worth the taste (: