Tian Fu Fried Bee Hoon (已結業)

A great way to chase away sleepy mode, decent breakfast lead a fresh start of a day. Heading to Tian Fu Fried Bee Hoon stall, it was opened early in the morning. Queue was there upon I reached, business rather good. Appeared neat and well-maintained, their food was prepared in hygiene manner. I opted for Beehoon instead of Noodles, prefer it more. Picking my favourite curry gravy along veggies and fried tofu, the portion was filling. Beehoon was springy and not overcooked, tasted not bad with so

Just got back from a 2-week holiday in Europe and had too much of continental breakfasts - toast, jam & butter, toast, jam & butter. The first thing when I got back to work on Monday was to make a quick trip to the Market Street Food Centre for my favourite 'economy bee-hoon'. The queue was quite long but not too bad. I had the standard set of fried bee-hoon, chicken wing, runny fried egg and a bit of vegetable - all for the usual $2.20..... And it tested really heavenly.The bee-hoon was tasty,

Delicious and value for money - this is how I would describle the food from this stall at Golden Shoe Market. In particular, I like the sunny side up in which the yolk is runny. As usual, the queue is long during lunch time. Gonna wait for about 20 hour to order.Something which I feel that needs improvement is the service attitude of the stall helpers. They seem very unpatient when taking orders (perhaps due to the fact that the queue is long). In fact, I witnessed one of the stall helpers scold

This is one of the best bee hoon stall which I have visited as the food are all freshly prepared (you can see that cook is still cooking the food even during lunch time!) However,if you do not wish to be caught in a long queue, avoid going during lunch time (between 12 noon to 1.30pm).I will usually choose the following (as shown in picture):1. Bee Hoon (which I think it tastes better than the noodle. You can also choose to have a mix of both)2. Egg (I like it as the yolk is usually watery)3. Fi