Hawkers

Simple food but satisfying, especially the soup.

Wah they opened here. One of the best biryanis. Such a big packet too.

From a jiapalang stall. Cabbage, hash brown, fish fillet. Basic.

Shocking price. Pork chop, tofu, leek.

Throwback. It may not be there anymore. It's kinda normal, but ok lah not easy to find this Malaysian dish.

Today's rice was too dry. The soup was still quite bland.

When I heard about this, I felt very gimmicky, because it's typical dry noodles but using beehoon. But I also guessed it would be good. And it was. The umami was like twice the norm. The pork, the seasoning, the garnish, the soup, the green sauce. The beehoon was also more glassy than local beehoon.

When I heard about this, I felt very gimmicky, because it's typical dry noodles but using beehoon. But I also guessed it would be good. And it was. The umami was like twice the norm. The seasoning, the garnish, the soup, the green sauce. The beehoon was also more glassy than local beehoon.

Decent. Good gravy and shrimps. But portion small.

It could be we were hungry, but this was satisfying - coming from someone who's not a fan of donburi. Novel dish though. Japanese food doesn't usually chop up pork.

It could be we were hungry, but this was satisfying - coming from someone who's not a fan of donburi.

So rare to find this in Singapore! It tasted more Singaporean than Thai, but I'll take it.