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The food centre has reopen recently after they closed for a few months for renovation.

So this time I’m back to this place to grab my lunch from this yong tau foo stall called the 梅記釀豆腐. No English name written on their signage, except the Chinese words.

Pick all the ingredients you like, whether you prefer a dry or soup version, then choose your noodles type.

I would say avoid getting their yellow noodles, as the noodle acidic taste was very strong. So I have to mix it with lots of chili and soy sauce to cover it.

Kim Huat Fried Kway Teow stall is where you can grab a plate of fried kway teow that fried by the uncle. Lots of ingredients such as the sausage if you went for the big portion.

Xiang Kee Yu Yuan Mian Tang is one of the stall that usually attracts queue during lunch time. The alternative noodle stall where the rest not open.

I went for their fishball kway teow noodle soup. Comes with fishballs, minced meat, mushroom, pork lard and pork liver.

Wonderful bowl of soup with all the ingredients.

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Had this Grass Jelly with Beancurd & Red Bean with Beancurd at Fu Hua Beancurd. Simple and traditional old school dessert.

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Went previously but unfortunately it was closed. Came back again and glad it was opened. Order 3 bowls of porridge, 2 meat & 2 vegetables dishes for $11.

The scramble egg I think it is quite dry which i was hoping it to be the wetter verison.

The cabbage is soft and sweet which I really like it.

The 2 meats is very delicious especially the brown sauce.

I would visit again to try the other dishes

From stall 527. On my quest to find the perfect carrot cake I had here. It's not this. This sucked.

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