Ah Sin Family Eating House

It's comforting dish, generous portion of ingredients, for taste wise is very light. Pair it with green chilli or chilli padi to enhance the flavour.
💰$15 (aunty cooked based on numbers people , and this is for 4 pax).
📍Ah Sin Family Eating House.
Blk 22 Sin Ming Rd, #01-256

Oyster omelette - It had the perfect texture, with chewy and crispy edges.

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I was really into this. The "beehoon" had been simmered with loads of beaten egg, large slices of fish, prawns, "chye sim" and some garlic, and boy, did it taste good. Alternating between chilli padi, pickled green chillies and "sambal belacan", I found it equally enjoyable with any one of the condiments. The $10 portion I ordered can be shared by 2 or even 3 people, depending on the number of other dishes ordered.

Although the flesh of the seabass was bland and frankly, a little mushy (alas, the bane of frozen fish), the way it was prepared made it acceptable. The "kiam chye", tomato slices, "sng buay" and spring onions conspired to get a slurp-worthy broth which helped to add flavour to the fish.

Fluffy egg served with plump oyster.
💰$10.
📍Ah Sin Family Eating House.
Blk 22 Sin Ming Rd, #01-256

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(S$28)