Food Folks @ Lau Pa Sat (Lau Pa Sat)

Mr Rice Pao Fan (stall 18)

Paofan with fried fish! the soup tasted like a seafood soup. fried fish was enjoyable with bits of the crispy rice

Mr Rice Pao Fan (stall 18)

this stall is popular for their pao fan but they do sell fried rice too. fried rice was not oily and had a good amount of wok hey. chicken cutlet had abit too much flour…

ice cream melts too quickly in sg ._.

~$15-16 for a bowl, they run out of ingredients quite early on like 1ish, so have to go earlier to choose what you want.

They were quite flexible with changing out the certain ingredients so that was nice!

Salmon was inconsistent - half of it was overcooked, but the other half was nicely done, quite tender and didn’t have that firm stringy texture typical of over cooked salmon. I liked the honey soy sauce it came with!
Shiitake was rather big and juicy. Corn was reasonably juicy, but can be more naturally sweet. It isn’t canned (yay!) so it does have enough ~corn~ flavour and not dry/fibrous. Liked the garlic chips which gave some fragrance! It’s so much better than the msg-laden types some places use. French bean was crunchy and juicy but otherwise q average, I prefer them stir fried. The red rice was actually v nice - tasted a bit like pulut hitam (black glutinous rice) and I enjoyed it! Sous vide egg was properly done with a runny egg. They give pickled ginger too!

Overall I think this is alright - it’s not as flavourful compared to daily cut / the salad shop, it felt healthier and more clean-tasting which I don’t mind! But it’s not something I’ll crave for, just that if someone were to suggest this for lunch I wouldn’t be opposed to it.

Got the double choc for free as part of their opening promo!

These were supposedly sourdough muffins but I couldn’t rly taste any tanginess, the sourdough-ness was lost.

For the matcha one, matcha taste was discernible, not dry but has a slight astringent aftertaste :/ Slivered almonds were not crunchy; there weren’t too many white choc chips which I'm glad for, bc I don't like white choc. Texture was decent, a typical cakey, crumbly muffin sponge.

Preferred the double choc - was more moist, and was chocolatey enough + had some melty choc chips. Decent muffins, flavours didn’t impress so I don’t think I’ll repurchase, as there are nearby muffin stores (Bake Of @ amoy, Chocolat & Spice @ tjpg plaza, SL II @ tjpg market) with tastier muffins that I prefer!