The original Kok Kee wonton noodle, at the now-defunct Lavender Food Square, was well known for its springy noodles and lard-based chilli sauce.
Singapore’s dining scene is constantly evolving amid the pandemic.
Received a box of really good canelés from @cassia.caneles for my birthday recently.
Penang-style fresh fruit rojak with crispy fish skins and prawn fritters deep fried upon order. My kind of salad!
When I couldn't make up my mind what to eat in my hood, this Bak Chor Mee stall located at the junction of Seng Poh Road and Eng Watt Street would be one of my top choices.
Awarded one Michelin star every year since 2016 (except 2020 when the Michelin Guide was cancelled due to the pandemic), Executive Chef Kenji Yamanaka and his team at béni have been expressing his personal culinary journey and philosophy through artistic tasting menus that gracefully blends French and Japanese flavours and ingredients while adhering carefully to the seasons.
Do not be deceived by the lack of queue in front of the noodle stall. On this weekday, we waited close to an hour after placing order for our bowls of Bak Chor Mee (BCM)!
Located in the same coffeeshop as the Joo Chiat Fried Kway Teow stall is this old-school prawn noodle stall which also started operation in the 1950s, selling prawn mee soup on a trishaw around Joo Chiat area.