Thai Thai Nitta (Seah Im Food Centre)

Crispy fluffy omelette with onions and minced chicken, over plain rice. Have to eat it with the chilli sauce else this dish will taste a little one dimensional.

I couldn’t help but marvel at the petite human dynamo as she coolly powered through each order at her hawker stall.
Basically a one-woman “zichar” show, she took orders, prepared and cooked them simultaneously at her wok, pot and pan, as well as collected money like a well-oiled machine. It was watching multitasking at its best.
I tried her “Thai Omelette with Rice” and “Tom Yum Soup”. Both were decent. The omelette was fried till fragrant while the soup, though not that spicy, was sour and had a strong aroma of young ginger. There were small prawns and sliced fishcake in it which were alright for the price.
Every dish at “Thai Thai Nitta” (stall unit #01-22) costs a flat $4 which makes it easier when counting the price I guess.

Smoky fried rice with hints of sour tom yum, pity about the lone shrimp and tiny piece of squid. The taste gets one dimensional pretty quick, thankfully the tangy chilli sauce breaks the monotony somewhat. Would I order this again? Probably not.

Seah Im Food Centre, Thai Thai Nitta #01-22

Taste: 2.5/5