Ordered: 大盘鸡拌面 & Signature Biang Biang Noodles

❣️ Springy and tangy noodles + flavorful sauces, what more can you ask for? At a pocket friendly price of $5-7 (Chinese hamburgers starts at $3.50 and noodles from $5), this unassuming Chinese noodle store offers generous servings of toppings and hand stretched noodles that truly surprises. TheIr signature Biang Biang Noodles is served warm with a special sweet sauce that is made even better with their homemade 辣椒面(please ask the staff for it😉, it’s not the same as the ones on the table!). 大盘鸡拌面 is the perfect match for Mala Fans, as the sauce vaguely resembles the typical Mala but with an extra taste of soy sauce that’s used to marinate the chicken. Sounds weird? Decide after you have tried it!

/// the staff are super friendly, so don’t be afraid to approach them if you need recommendations. Not sure if they speak English tho so do grab a Chinese speaking friend along~

Ordered: Matcha and Sweet Potato Cashew Nut Latte

❣️More than just an insta worthy cafe, Kebun joins the vegan party with their menu of lactose free drinks that do more than just tasting good on the tongue. The Matcha latte is slightly “sandy” as this green power pack is made by whisking matcha powder and water to a thick froth (yes, done the good old traditional Japanese way) before the cashew milk is added. The sweet potato latte on the other hand is made with blended sweet potato and cashew milk. Yeap you didn’t read it wrong, it’s blended sweet potato made fresh on the spot upon order. Talk about “respecting” ingredients 😉! Fresh tea lattes are on the menu too so do check them out if you are in the area *Hong Lim Food Centre ahem*~