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[asthio88]

This oso from jumbo ah? Vry different, lyke those in the western food. I remember last time eat the its not lyke thaht, porkrib served in one big plate. Look vry yummy :heart::heart:

Yup, from Jumbo. They used to serve the coffee pork ribs in a big plate for $20-$30 but now, each piece is $6.80 :sweat: but it's nice and worth the price..

 

[asthio88]

Hawker Food ~ Char Kway Teow


This was taken in Golden Mile FC but not from the famous 91 Fried Kway Teow stall of the 1st floor, which is popular for it's generous serving of vegetable (choy sum) and is without pork/lard. But I prefer something more 'original' so this stall (in the basement) is a good alternative ~ the kway teow is not too wet, the sauce used is less salty with a tad of sweetness and lot's of bean sprouts too :thumbsup:

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[Janetleeyj]

Yum yum yum oh, look vry vry delicious. I luv fried kway teow:heart: Not many cockles ah. Golden mile is near concourse there?

Hawker Food ~ Char Kway Teow


This was taken in Golden Mile FC but not from the famous 91 Fried Kway Teow stall of the 1st floor, which is popular for it's generous serving of vegetable (choy sum) and is without pork/lard. But I prefer something more 'original' so this stall (in the basement) is a good alternative ~ the kway teow is not too wet, the sauce used is less salty with a tad of sweetness and lot's of bean sprouts too :thumbsup:

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[asthio88]

Claypots


Put claypot rice and Golden Mile Food Ctr together and the stall that comes to most minds is definitely the ever-popular Golden Mile Claypot Rice of the 1st floor. They have been there for as long as I can remember and is my (family) favorite. We used to eat there a lot but only if we had time to wait. Their claypot rice is cooked (from scratch) when ordered so even if there’s no crowd, be prepared to wait for at least 20mins. What I love most is their chili sauce and the super crispy charred rice or guo ba.

There’s another (newer) stall within the same FC which operates from the basement and personally, I feel it is as good as the above-mentioned stall. The waiting time is (much) shorter, bigger portion, the ingredients are more generous and the chicken is superb - tender & juicy. But if you are fans of charred/burnt rice or guo ba and nice chili sauce, thn this is probably not the stall for you. They serve (a so-so) claypot pork ribs/bak kut teh and pork belly/kou rou too. The following series are taken from this stall, Yew Chuan Claypot Rice.



Claypot Rice

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[metranquility]

Stunning shots... I can almost taste the burnt bits in my mouth already (my carcinogenic favorite when I eat claypot rice! ) love the colour and the clarity of the subject !!

 

[asthio88]

Claypots




Claypot Yam & Pork Belly (芋头扣&#32905

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[Janetleeyj]

Huhuhu fatty fat fat oh but i lyke ;p some more if the skin lyke jello, melt in mouth :heart::heart:

Claypots




Claypot Yam & Pork Belly (芋头扣&#32905

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[ntheni]

Hawker Food ~ Char Kway Teow


This was taken in Golden Mile FC but not from the famous 91 Fried Kway Teow stall of the 1st floor, which is popular for it's generous serving of vegetable (choy sum) and is without pork/lard. But I prefer something more 'original' so this stall (in the basement) is a good alternative ~ the kway teow is not too wet, the sauce used is less salty with a tad of sweetness and lot's of bean sprouts too :thumbsup:

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Nice~! I also be posting a Char Kway Teow hahaa but no time to do that

 

[ntheni]

Really :heart: yuor Claypot series Nicely done bro :thumbsup:

 

[asthio88]

Herbal Soup


I am not a soup-lover but the soups from this franchise, Sham Hei Lao Huo Tang (老火&#27748 is quite commendable. There are many type of soups to choose from and the most popular ones being buddha jump over the wall, old cucumber soup and lotus soup. There are plenty of ingredients and very generous portion of meats in the soups and the price is reasonable too. The soups are well-boiled, thick and savory. One thing though is the quality differs from outlet to outlet. My favorite is Lotus Roots & Pork Ribs Soup (莲藕排骨&#27748 and having it along with pumpkin rice is simply :thumbsup:.



Lotus Roots & Pork Ribs Soup (莲藕排骨&#27748

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[asthio88]

Herbal Soup




Lotus Roots & Pork Ribs Soup (莲藕排骨&#27748

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[Janetleeyj]

Harlow dont anyhow say hor, when I got say dislyke porkbelly? I oni said i dont lyke those thick fatty pork that hard as rubber okie :angry:

I don't know what to believe, I remember you saying you 'dislike' pork belly ;p

 

[Janetleeyj]

Vry vry nice fotos make the soups so :thumbsup::heart: i lyke the yam rice more :heart:

Herbal Soup


Lotus Roots & Pork Ribs Soup (莲藕排骨&#27748

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[blueskye168]

Herbal Soup


I am not a soup-lover but the soups from this franchise, Sham Hei Lao Huo Tang (老火&#27748 is quite commendable. There are many type of soups to choose from and the most popular ones being buddha jump over the wall, old cucumber soup and lotus soup. There are plenty of ingredients and very generous portion of meats in the soups and the price is reasonable too. The soups are well-boiled, thick and savory. One thing though is the quality differs from outlet to outlet. My favorite is Lotus Roots & Pork Ribs Soup (莲藕排骨&#27748 and having it along with pumpkin rice is simply .



Lotus Roots & Pork Ribs Soup (莲藕排骨&#27748

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Woah...Yummy...got rice...got veg...got chilli...and got that most important of all this :bigeyes: Lotus Roots & Pork Ribs Herbal Soup (莲藕排骨&#27748:thumbsup:...Yum;pYum leh...!!!

 

[ntheni]

Herbal Soup


I am not a soup-lover but the soups from this franchise, Sham Hei Lao Huo Tang (老火&#27748 is quite commendable. There are many type of soups to choose from and the most popular ones being buddha jump over the wall, old cucumber soup and lotus soup. There are plenty of ingredients and very generous portion of meats in the soups and the price is reasonable too. The soups are well-boiled, thick and savory. One thing though is the quality differs from outlet to outlet. My favorite is Lotus Roots & Pork Ribs Soup (莲藕排骨&#27748 and having it along with pumpkin rice is simply :thumbsup:.



Lotus Roots & Pork Ribs Soup (莲藕排骨&#27748

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This is so :thumbsup:

 

[asthio88]

Dan Dan Mian (四川担担&#38754


Dandan noodles or Dan Dan Mian (担担&#38754 is a classic dish originating from Chinese Sichuan cuisine. It consists of spicy sauce and preserved vegetables (often including zha cai/榨菜, lower enlarged mustard stem or ya cai/芽菜, upper mustard stems), chili oil, Sichuan pepper, minced pork, and scallions served over noodles.

This was taken from the same Smelly Tofu Restaurant in Geylang in my earlier post. However the Dandan noodles sold here is a lil different from the original Sichuan version; there's no minced pork and chicken chunks are used instead. It was pretty good; the soup was thick and spicy but not too oily. Still, I prefer their Trolley Noodles (Che Zai Mian).

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[asthio88]

High Tea


The Rose Veranda of Shangri-La Hotel is my family favorite place for high tea; not so much for the food, we really love the tea and the ambience and it is a very friendly place. The setting of the place is nice and spacious with very comfortable armchairs. For high tea buffet, the spread is pretty decent and the quality of the food is good too. There are over 100 selections of TWG teas available and it is unlimited choice of tea at $48++ or 1 choice of tea at $38++, we usually go for the former and would have no less than 5 types of tea each time but do remember to ask for half pot instead.

We always kickoff with coffee and they used to serve this very aromatic and stimulating Viennese coffee which has been discontinued, a pity really.

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[asthio88]

High Tea



Roasted Lamb Shank

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[wackykid]

Thanks guy The soup is pretty good, worth trying...

if u are a soup fan like me... i'd recommend wa gung brew soup... ieatishootipost blogs Singapore's best food: Wa Gung Brew Soup: Soup Baked in Urns ... it's my fav soup so far... try their lotus roots soup or shi quan duck soup...! they have several outlets including 1 in bedok interchange at the coffee shop where astons express is... and another coffee shop located along new upper changi road...

lao huo tang is not bad also but nowadays they expand like mad so now can find them everywhere...


regards,
wacky

 

[asthio88]

if u are a soup fan like me... i'd recommend wa gung brew soup... it's my fav soup so far... try their lotus roots soup or shi quan duck soup...! they have several outlets including 1 in bedok interchange at the coffee shop where astons express is... and another coffee shop located along new upper changi road...

lao huo tang is not bad also but nowadays they expand like mad so now can find them everywhere...


regards,
wacky

Hi wacky, not really into soup but I do have it once in a while. Thanks for the recommendation, will give the stall a try.

Agree on Lao Huo Tang, as I have mentioned earlier, there should be better QC as the difference in quality from outlet to outlet is simply outrages. I just had one recently from their branch in Chinatown FC (not the main unit) and the soup was terrible :thumbsd: