Welcome to Toa Payoh.

A perfect late-night supper over piping hot Teochew porridge at reasonable prices. I particularly liked the braised duck for its strong flavour of braise sauce which goes really well with a bowl of porridge. Other dishes I tried are preserved mustard greens, okra and lala that were cooked with homely flavours 》$13

📍 Fuji Duck & Teochew Porridge | #01-22

This place opens till 11pm late into the night and offers a decent variety of home-cooked dishes. I ordered a portion of minced pork, stewed cabbage, steamed pomfret and braised intestines to go along with a bowl of porridge. The fish is fresh and meaty. Intestines were well-cleaned and cooked, retaining a chewy and springy texture. The dishes are nothing magnificent but comforting, simple, affordable and reasonably priced. This is probably why there is always a queue for some late-night Teochew porridge 》$22

($1.90) did ordered it b4 at toa payoh hub sell more ex - mine was at least they did spread chocolate well over the waffles. I did enjoy their crispy waffles but chocolate quite normal taste.

Super crowded on a weekend lunch. We ordered their dry chilli pan mee and toast set. The noodled were cooked al dente and in KL style. They were generous with the kaya and butter. But i would suggest to eat while it's hot. Otherwise, the bread is not nice. I would eat if i was in the area but would not come down specially for it.

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From Fu Zhou Ban Mian
This buzzing coffeeshop stall serves up a mouth-watering Fu Zhou Ban Mian Dry with mince pork you-mian at an unbeatable price of $5.
A must-try for its delicious flavours and unbeatable value!

Nice xiao long baos, onion pancakes and har gao (shrimp dumplings)

This pancake stall was opened by a young lady at Toa Payoh, before moving to current place at Geylang East Centre Market & Food Corner.

Opened from early morning, seeing many people would drop by to grab some for breakfast.

Nice texture of pancake with generous peanuts in between.

($6.80) I expected to be so hard and tough texture for bagel but it's quite soft and chewy texture tbh. But it's quite overall nice tbh. I hope that I can try breakfast bagel chicken ham version next time.

The Fish & Chips here is 1 of their signature item, and priced at $17 be4 GST.

The F&C comes with fries(which u can opt for cheese/truffle with additional top up $$), I opted for the cheese sauce, which was served seperately.

The Fish was well Battered and the batter tasted good and it was crispy.

Overall felt this was rather good, but felt it was rather expensive for fish & Chips.

Fancy ccf. The style is more foreign, the way it uses egg and veg. The use of chicken is also uncommon. Don't expect dragon fruit taste.

Shaved chestnut, tea, fresh milk, whipped cream. It's a signature but also expensive. Interesting experience because it's unusual.