Went to OldTown white coffee to meet some friends over dinner, as usual the they will not be on time. It ended as supper.While we were busy marking out our orders something caught my eyes. There's a brochure showing CNY 2013 reunion set. The set consists of 8 treasures bowl set and a float cost $9.80. We decided to order this since it's CNY afterall. But were told we needed to wait for 20 minutes since they needed time to prepare.We ordered a set of Kaya and butter toast with Mocha white chocolate to fill our hungry stomach.The drinks and toasts came first.The 8 treasures came in a cover bowl. When we opened up sure we were surprised of the contents inside. It consists of char siew, shredded eggs, mince meat,ham, sausage, corn, peas and fresh mushroom cooked together with coconut rice. When we removed the cover we could smell the fragrance of the rice with all the ingredients. The 8 treasures bowl set in my opinion is best eat when all the ingredients are mixed together instead of eating separate. If eaten individually the mince meat will tastes too salthy, all the other ingredients will taste too plain.Orders from the cashier.

This stall is very popular with the residents in Beo crescent mention good food Beo crescent hainan curry rice will be the first to come to mind. Come anytime in the morning there will always be a queue about 7-8 persons. The popular dishes are the fried crispy pork and cabbage. Eating the crispy pork is akin to eating "keropok".

The plate of rice is covered with curry, lor sauce and cabbage gravy together with crispy pork, curry chicken and cabbage. This makes a heavenly dish. Total damage for today's lunch - $4.80.

When comes to sweet dessert it's one of my favorite. I just love the way this dessert was served, the ice was shaved thinly to form snow type of texture. I ordered the mango snow ice. When the dessert being served I can the the mango in the snow on top of the real mango topping. The mango tasted sweet, while the snow ice taste soft and when it reaches in the mouth it will melt. Cost - $4.20

Happened to be sitting very near the stall and viola there's was no queue at this time. I just could not resist the strong aroma of the coconut rice. The coconut rice was very soft and fragrant, I can even smell the strong aroma of the coconut from where I was sitting. The 'ikan bilis' were very crispy and crunchy, complements well with the rice. The fried chicken wing fresh out of the wok. When it was served it was pipping hot with smoke. The letdown was the nugget did not taste that good. What's eating nasi lemak without the sambal chilli? The boss was pretty generous with the sambal chilli, it taste a little sweet and slightly spicy(not too spicy it burns the tongue). Overall the price of $2.50 for a standard fare was value for money.

I had craving for satay and bbq chicken wings today. Went to my regular stall to satisfy my cravings, without fail when there I will order the chicken wings as well.

Pork Satay - The meat taste juicy and not too dry. It does have a small piece of fats attched to one of the sections. Frankly what's satay without the fatty meat. The combination of the satay and peanut sauce that comes with it really makes it tastes heavenly.

BBQ chicken wings - The meat of the BBQ chicken was very tender and not too dry. Can taste a little sweetness, but most importantly does not have the charred taste.

Total damage to the pocket for 10 sticks of pork satay and 3 BBQ chicken wings - $8.40