Crab Hotpot Served With Prawn Noodles On The Side The owner was proudly sharing his soup recipe to the diners seated beside us as we were having our meal. His secret? Quality ingredients. Our hotpot was served with pieces of pork rib and pig tail, lean pork slices, some innards, white clams, huge prawns, crab and white cabbage. Taste: 7/10 Price: 6/10 (We paid a total of $50 for a huge pot full of quality ingredients and 2 bowls of refillable prawn noodles.. It was definitely not an expensive meal, but considering the soup base was the prawn noodle broth and each bowl of prawn mee goes for $10, I’m not too sure if I would return for this hotpot..)

Crab Steamboat Crab Steamboat ($55) . After facing rejection countless times due to the need to brave the heat eating at a hawker centre, I finally managed to grab a companion to join me at Wen Wen Pork Rib Prawn Noodle to try their Crab Steamboat on a rainy evening. According to the stall, it is best that this steamboat be had after 6pm as that’s when the stock has developed enough flavour after simmering for the entire day. He was right! Most prawn mee stock I’ve had is usually murky from all the pork being cooked. Instead, Wen Wen’s was a clear broth that packed mainly the sweet umami goodness of all the seafood. So for the price, we get pork ribs, pig’s tail, pig intestines, big prawns, clams, and the crab full of roe. With so much seafood simmering over a slow fire during the meal, the prize really is the taste of the soup towards the end of our meal. Do note that you are also allowed to bring your own ingredients to add to the steamboat and I would strongly recommend bring more vegetables as it’ll cost $5/bowl from the stall.

Wen Wen Hotpot ($55~$80) Wen Wen Big Prawn Mee is now back at the newly renovated Geylang Bahru Market & Food Centre! All I can is that soup is just as shiok, uncle Richard is just as friendly and the experience just as fun as before (sadly, no more lala). He even has his own add-ons now like veg and fresh pork shabu shabu so you don’t have to bring your own (though you still can).

Popsicle Woffle (Matcha) Popsicle Woffle ($3.50) (Matcha) ($1) really sad that they didn't wanted to make matcha fluffy pancake anymore when I went there around early may so I decided to order their popsicle woffle instead. I felt that their matcha taste really weird and grassy ? but I did asked the staff to put less on the whipping cream. But the woffle got really that crispy and chewy texture when served in hot. Need to wait for a while as it's being made to order for their waffle.

Pancake Soufflé Pancakes with Maple Syrup (S$5.50) Available at @sweet.rex Topup S$0.30 for takeaway

Caramel Syrup Pancake ($5.50) They ran out of maple syrup so we ordered this. Ours do not have any ice cream. The pancakes were wobbly and fluffy. However, i do not like that inside is mushy. I think this is personal preference issue.