Tell me more of ur favorite foodstall, where and why u like it?

I am looking for more riding routes.. and as u know.. I need to know the food too...so guys fire away and tell me the best wanton noodles, Roti john, kambing soup, sting ray...etc... We will go tackle them!

Prawn noodle at Whampoa market... the best i had ever have.

But too bad, they are closed on Sunday. And, they are only opened in the morning. About 12pm they close already.

http://lovesingaporefood.blogspot.com/2010/01/whampoa-prawn-noodle.html

Love their dry noodle. Although no need to queue, but the wait can be as long as 1/2 an hour

Wanton noodles - Serangoon Gardens, Joo Chiat, old Airport rd and Jalan Besar

Roti John - Bedok corner

Kambing - Beach rd and Upper Boon Keng

Prodik wrote:

Prawn noodle at Whampoa market... the best i had ever have.

But too bad, they are closed on Sunday. And, they are only opened in the morning. About 12pm they close already.

http://lovesingaporefood.blogspot.com/2010/01/whampoa-prawn-noodle.html

Love their dry noodle. Although no need to queue, but the wait can be as long as 1/2 an hour

i never getta eat whenever im there..

got picture or not? This is near Tah ching old home...many cool places to explore.. like old style bread.. I want to bring show ur kids

Prodik wrote:

Prawn noodle at Whampoa market... the best i had ever have.

But too bad, they are closed on Sunday. And, they are only opened in the morning. About 12pm they close already.

http://lovesingaporefood.blogspot.com/2010/01/whampoa-prawn-noodle.html

Love their dry noodle. Although no need to queue, but the wait can be as long as 1/2 an hour

Camping around here for more food information!!!

wanton noodles - jian kang noodles @ commonwealth crescent food centre
fried carrot cake - redhill market
lor mee - jalan bukit ho swee blk 4 kopitiam - super traditional one that has been around for more than 30 years!
hokkien mee - clementi market
prawn noodles - zion road food centre (opposite great world)

hehe, all around my area..

ztcc78 wrote:

Prodik wrote:

Prawn noodle at Whampoa market... the best i had ever have.

But too bad, they are closed on Sunday. And, they are only opened in the morning. About 12pm they close already.

http://lovesingaporefood.blogspot.com/2010/01/whampoa-prawn-noodle.html

Love their dry noodle. Although no need to queue, but the wait can be as long as 1/2 an hour

i never getta eat whenever im there..

you know what - they operate half a day per day they already managed to cover overhead costs.

So you must go in the morning 7am to latest by 12pm.

twwoon wrote:

got picture or not? This is near Tah ching old home...many cool places to explore.. like old style bread.. I want to bring show ur kids

Prodik wrote:

Prawn noodle at Whampoa market... the best i had ever have.

But too bad, they are closed on Sunday. And, they are only opened in the morning. About 12pm they close already.

http://lovesingaporefood.blogspot.com/2010/01/whampoa-prawn-noodle.html

Love their dry noodle. Although no need to queue, but the wait can be as long as 1/2 an hour

What picture you want? The link got picture of the stall.... And in the same market, got this carrot cake stick (its special), and also the popular Ban Mian (but i don't find it nice though)

Old style bread is just around the corner at Kim Keat Lane.

Compiled list of the good food... so by this week we will vote(anyone can help to do the voting?) ....and tackle the top most desired foodstall...
1)wanton noodles - jian kang noodles @ commonwealth crescent food centre
2)fried carrot cake - redhill market
3)lor mee - jalan bukit ho swee blk 4 kopitiam - super traditional one that has been around for more than 30 years!
4)hokkien mee - clementi market
5)prawn noodles - zion road food centre (opposite great world)
6)prawn noodles dry at Whampo
7) Wanton noodle at Syed Alwi road by Clarence
Margaret drive market - 2nd floor market. White chicken rice and fried dumpling... going to be extinct come Feb... Taiwoon

Beside food, let me share about drinks - teh tarik. Recently me and my colleagues went to telok ayer food centre. One of the drink stalls always have super long queue during lunchtime. As you know, follow the crowd to get the best food/drinks. We followed the queue and decided to order teh tarik ice - it comes with starbucks-like cup! and it's only a dollar. And it's really, really, really nice. For a dollar, it's worth everything.

Jalan Basar is going to have a facelift. How about a before ride that?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/26439753@N06/5347088892
The dim sum along the street is nice and value for money, worth a try.
Usually I go late at nite so got to reconfirm the opening hrs.

Ooh jln besar! nice place for food!
walked through that area recently and saw a number of not bad looking kopitiams.. I know of a nice katong laksa stall that's only $2 somewhere there, but forgot exactly where it is.. I remember its somewhere opposite the famous motorbike accessories shop many call "ah boy's".

Vince wrote:

Ooh jln besar! nice place for food!
walked through that area recently and saw a number of not bad looking kopitiams.. I know of a nice katong laksa stall that's only $2 somewhere there, but forgot exactly where it is.. I remember its somewhere opposite the famous motorbike accessories shop many call "ah boy's".

that one not Katong laksa.. its Sungei Road laksa
people used to call it the one dollar laksa..

ztcc78 wrote:

Vince wrote:

Ooh jln besar! nice place for food!
walked through that area recently and saw a number of not bad looking kopitiams.. I know of a nice katong laksa stall that's only $2 somewhere there, but forgot exactly where it is.. I remember its somewhere opposite the famous motorbike accessories shop many call "ah boy's".

that one not Katong laksa.. its Sungei Road laksa
people used to call it the one dollar laksa..

I guess now its call the two dollar laksa!

Vince wrote:

I guess now its call the two dollar laksa!

ur rite..

Vince wrote:

ztcc78 wrote:

Vince wrote:

Ooh jln besar! nice place for food!
walked through that area recently and saw a number of not bad looking kopitiams.. I know of a nice katong laksa stall that's only $2 somewhere there, but forgot exactly where it is.. I remember its somewhere opposite the famous motorbike accessories shop many call "ah boy's".

that one not Katong laksa.. its Sungei Road laksa
people used to call it the one dollar laksa..

I guess now its call the two dollar laksa!

haha... you guys also know Ah Boy... The motorshop still there. And the laksa stall is also there.

Now no more $2 already. Can't rmb how much I paid, but its more expensive now.

Prodik wrote:

haha... you guys also know Ah Boy... The motorshop still there. And the laksa stall is also there.
Now no more $2 already. Can't rmb how much I paid, but its more expensive now.

of cos.. i used to live ard there when young..

Actually the real sungei road laksa is behind kelantan lane... Call "ice bridge laksa" - translated in hokkien. The old man and 2 daughters is still there. see my photo... still the same taste when I was a design student...in 1992
http://www.flickr.com/photos/taiwoon/4944857913/in/set-72157624724315305/

Prodik wrote:

Vince wrote:

ztcc78 wrote:

Vince wrote:

Ooh jln besar! nice place for food!
walked through that area recently and saw a number of not bad looking kopitiams.. I know of a nice katong laksa stall that's only $2 somewhere there, but forgot exactly where it is.. I remember its somewhere opposite the famous motorbike accessories shop many call "ah boy's".

that one not Katong laksa.. its Sungei Road laksa
people used to call it the one dollar laksa..

I guess now its call the two dollar laksa!

haha... you guys also know Ah Boy... The motorshop still there. And the laksa stall is also there.

Now no more $2 already. Can't rmb how much I paid, but its more expensive now.

twwoon wrote:

Actually the real sungei road laksa is behind kelantan lane... Call "ice bridge laksa" - translated in hokkien. The old man and 2 daughters is still there. see my photo... still the same taste when I was a design student...in 1992
http://www.flickr.com/photos/taiwoon/4944857913/in/set-72157624724315305/

this one is at blk 26

Hi TW,

My friend took me to the eatery in Prince George's Park, where I enjoy the Sichuan noodle very much.

Then I can cycle down all the way along South Buona Vista Rd (very nice experience). Instead of share lane with those semi truck on West Coast HW, I can coninue my ride on Pasir Panjiang rd.

Or I can start from NUH and towards Buona Vista MRT and make a right ture heading to Queenstown MRT. Yesterday I kept average speed of 30-38 along that route after work.

I guess you guys have already know these places.

Toa Payoh Kim Keat Market
Hanianese beef noodles (formerly of Cuppage Centre for those old enough to know it once existed where Starhub building is now)
Prawn noodles
Popiah

Toa Payoh Lor 5 Market
Fang Yuan Satay
Bak Chor noodles
Chicken Wings
Ban Mian (Diff from other shops, good soup and dried version has special sauce)

Ang Mo Kio Food Centre near the Library
Carrot Cake
Braised Duck Noodles

Chinatown Complex
Steam Fishhead
Ngoh Hiang

Nearby Chinatown Complex in coffee shop
Porridge


Chinatown food centre near OG
Chinese dumplings and lots of mainland chinese food there

Maxwell Market
Tian Tian Chicken Rice
Porridge
Curry Rice
Oyster Cake (foochow oyster cake)

Adam Road Food Centre
Nasi Lemak
Mutton Soup
Big Prawn Noodles

Jalan Besar Food Centre
Mutton Soup

Jalan Besar Area
Sissors rice
Dim Sum
Hock Chiew Lor Mee
Prawn Noodles


Sorry I dont remember the stall names only the types of food.

Recently I found very nice fishhead beehoon at Teban Gardens.
Its in a coffeeshop selling zi char, but their fishhead beehoon very popular, sometimes even selling out by lunch!

Dunno if u guys like bak chor mee?

Hill St Tai Hwa Pork Noodle (bak chor mee) is at my HDB block downstairs.
Blk 466 Crawford Lane

Everyday also got long queue wan. Some tables entire group of ppl (~8 pax) all eat e same thing. More than 50% of e kopitiam ppl eating also.

BUT personally I dun like bak chor mee juz giving a suggestion here.

Most of my fave foods r at Golden Mile Beach Rd Market (aka Army Market) opp. e road.
Hokkien Mee (dry type)
Fried Kway Teow
Hainanese Chicken Rice


Woof~

Anyone mention ABC Restaurant along JooChiat Rd off Duku Rd? Nice prata and mutton soup. Combo sure nose bleed. Kekekeke.