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2013-09-10 168 views
This stall has remained despite the coffeeshop owners changing hands. Famous for its satay beehoon and cuttlefish Kang Kong. I ordered the $3.50 portion with the cockles. 1st impression is the gravy was a little oily (see photo) but i soon realized it actually helps to enhanced the flavor when mixed, much like how laksa chilli oil works. Ingredients wise you get lean meat cuttlefish (yew yu), lean meat, kang kong and pig liver. Tip is to stir it up immediately once served coz that the piping ho
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This stall has remained despite the coffeeshop owners changing hands. Famous for its satay beehoon and cuttlefish Kang Kong. I ordered the $3.50 portion with the cockles. 1st impression is the gravy was a little oily (see photo) but i soon realized it actually helps to enhanced the flavor when mixed, much like how laksa chilli oil works. Ingredients wise you get lean meat cuttlefish (yew yu), lean meat, kang kong and pig liver. Tip is to stir it up immediately once served coz that the piping hot temperature of the food cooks the ingredients further. Though the sauce loses out to east coast old recipe, its good enough to satisfy any satay beehoon craving. Thumbs up. Self service here though.
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2013-09-09