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This indeed one of the better lor mee I had for some times. Gravy was thick and flavourful.

Maybe it's the longer opening hours as compared to where it originally was at Old Airport road, where queue was always snaking. Now at this outlet, there's no more queue anymore.

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Some sides. The tau pok comes in a sweet sauce. The condiments are self-service, including their in-house beef bone marrow chilli, which was so fragrant. Just imagine chilli fried with bone marrow.

I don't like Show Lo hahaha but this is one of the best beef noodles in Singapore imo. This is only their lower-grade beef but already so beefy and tender while retaining a good bite. This soup was so fragrant, very similar to Taiwan's, and a notch better than the braised soup. This is the handmade noodle, same as Taiwan, but personally I'm not a fan of thick noodles lah.

Collab with a tea brand. I loved it. Sweet yet also strong tea flavour.

($9) I wanted to buy cake last 2 week ago but then I just wanted to eat outside instead at home. But the crepe cake was quite milky and creamy. It's just so good enough with sauce and the thai green tea sauce can enhance well with the cake to avoid dryness. But I didn't fridge the cake and sauce that time so the sauce was turned to waterish state.

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used burpple at their bugis outlet which sadly only allowed takeaways. the plates they used for dine-ins were so pretty so we rly wanted to dine-in but bopes

their packaging q nice if you bringing home and they pack their sauce into these cute bags so you can pour onto the cake yourself at home. the box they used can’t be disassembled though so it was q hard for us to eat bc we ate it outside. the cakes also melted q quickly

i liked this cake a bit better than their thai milk tea cake bc at least it tasted like mango but my friend didn’t like the artificial mango flavour that this cake had. there were a few cubes of actual mango in this cake but they didn’t taste that great either. the coconut sauce was v watery and also didn’t have much taste

this cake was v disappointing lol it looked rly good in pictures so i rly wanted to come and try their cakes but there wasn’t much thai milk tea taste at all. the sauce looked promising as well but it also didn’t taste like anything. the cake was just a v plain crepe cake which tasted v normal

Sweet potato balls (4 ⭐️; $3/10)
Muah chee (3.5 ⭐️; $2.50)
🍴Have been on the hunt for sweet potato balls after falling in love with them in Taiwan and glad to find them at a humble coffee shop. Lady boss was also sweet enough to let me try an assortment of her traditional Chinese snacks.

The sweet potato balls were addictive with a thin crisp exterior and chewy sweet potato interior. While less crisp and airy compared to Taiwan night markets, we enjoyed the smooth and naturally fragrant sweet filling (good to know that zero sugar is added!).

The muah chee was of enjoyable soft and chewy texture. Well-coated with either peanut or black sesame. Personally preferred the tastier chunkier peanuts and found both to be on the sweeter side with the sugar bits.

📍S夫人, Teck Seng Coffee Shop, 588 Balestier Road, Singapore

From Twobakeboys
迷你甜甜圈
These mini donuts are a treat for both the eyes and taste buds.
Handcrafted in-house, their bright and colourful coats make them a fun and delicious snack.
Each at $2.18 for now.

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From Stackz
A delicious fried fish with crispy batter and juicy inside served with flavourful spicy basmati rice.
A satisfying lunch meal worth trying!

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