Whampoa Makan Place Block 90

From a stall that looks like fish head steamboat, which Whampoa hawker centre is known for, but run by PRC nationals. Although the soup underwhelmed a little, it's a heartening bowl, with old-school ingredients like yam.

📍Liang Zhao Ji 梁照记 DUCK PORRIDGE
90 Whampoa Dr, #01-07, Singapore 320090

Pretty decent duck rice! The duck meat was alright, some cuts were more tender but nothing was dry/tough, in part due to the savoury sauce which wasn’t too goopy or salty. Generous serving of cucumber at the bottom, which was refreshing and helped to cut through the savoury flavours. I surprisingly liked the hard boiled egg, and the braised tofu was v nice, soft and fresh and tasty.
Rice was alright, moist and sauces but not particularly fragrant/flavourful. Soup was fine too but also nothing special.

Overall thought this was only slightly above average at best (I rly liked the taukwa and nothing was offensive). Wouldn’t specially head down for this but I wouldn’t mind having it again.

The fish slices were quite thick but quite ordinary. Overall quite satisfying. The owner died few days later!

Not good enough.

Yes I know, it may look like just any other Hawker centre coffee you might get, but trust me, this is different. Seletar Coffee in Whampoa Food Centre makes their coffee extremely thick or "gao", and the coffee the owner uses is really fragrant and is of low acidity. Best of all, this cup of kopi peng is only $1. Really a must get for people staying or working around the area!

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Savoury braised duck rice $5 with fish cake and parts.
Highly recommended.