Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1 (Post 15173851)

Heng Kee Curry Chicken Bee Hoon Mee (兴记咖喱鸡米粉面)

Address - 531A, Upper Cross Street, #01-58, Hong Lim Food Centre
Opening - 10.30am to 2.30pm, Tuesdays to Saturdays, closed on public holidays

Originally Posted by checkingin (Post 16828563)

Is this stall nice?

Originally Posted by iBra (Post 16829711)

Okay, for my dinner.

Originally Posted by godiza (Post 16821594)

Going to try tomorrow.

Originally Posted by checkingin (Post 16828563)

Is this stall nice?

Originally Posted by masterstroke (Post 16829808)

I used to eat here. Nice but up to individual.

Originally Posted by iBra (Post 16829711)

Okay, for my dinner.

Originally Posted by QuantasAirway (Post 16830074)

I used to eat there and it the food is very good.

Originally Posted by RT9T (Post 16830293)

Great food thread.

Originally Posted by checkingin (Post 16828563)

Is this stall nice?

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Looks good and worthy of try.

Originally Posted by RT9T (Post 16830293)

Great food thread.

Originally Posted by testresult (Post 16836960)

Upp Bkt Timah food centre...satay bee hoon

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1 (Post 14986266)

Hwa Chong Sliced Fish Soup • Pork Ribs Noodle

Address - Block 216 Bedok North Street 1 Market & Food Centre
Open everyday from 8am-230pm and closed on Tuesday



Hwa Chong Sliced Fish Soup • Pork Ribs Noodle was the only one in the row of stalls with a queue despite it being lunch hour. I guess you can form your own judgement about the quality of food served. While this stall may not top your list of "Best Fish Soup" or "Best Pork Ribs Noodle", what Auntie and Uncle serve up is definitely above average and value for money. Prices start from $3 for Pork Ribs Noodle and go up to $6 for the bigger sized portion of Sliced Fish/Seafood Soup.

Originally Posted by DiAqualani (Post 16836993)

Looks good.

Originally Posted by testresult (Post 16836960)

Upp Bkt Timah food centre...satay bee hoon

Originally Posted by lobangkingz (Post 16839866)

i loved satay beehoon but very sinful.

Originally Posted by VirgilvanDijk4 (Post 16843435)

Looks like Singapore got a lot nice food to eat .

Originally Posted by lobangkingz (Post 16839866)

i loved satay beehoon but very sinful.

Originally Posted by oxeso (Post 16843981)

Vegetarian satay beehoon better? :D
http://www.littlegreenwok.sg/victor_veggie_review/

Originally Posted by lobangkingz (Post 16839866)

i loved satay beehoon but very sinful.

Originally Posted by oxeso (Post 16843981)

Vegetarian satay beehoon better? :D
http://www.littlegreenwok.sg/victor_veggie_review/

Originally Posted by lobangkingz (Post 16839866)

i loved satay beehoon but very sinful.

Originally Posted by isis (Post 16844957)

We chanced upon Aroy Dee Thai Kitchen after some shopping at Dhoby Ghaut area. Located just a 5 minutes walking distance from POMO, this place is opened all night, which make it a great place to place for dinner/supper. Aroy Dee takes only cash transaction, do ensure you have enough cash on hand when you visit. All in all, we would still recommend Aroy Dee Thai Kitchen to people who have late night Thai food craving after having a pint or two nearby. The opening hours of Aroy Dee is also a plus point for all the night owls (they close at 6am).

Address: 262 Middle Road, Elias Building, S188989

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1 (Post 14993909)

Face To Face Noodle House: 4 Levels of Spicy Pan Mee Hotter Than Samyang Noodles

Read more: http://sethlui.com/face-to-face-nood...#ixzz4I7PsAyop



Remember the golden rule: never judge noodles by their colour.

While the noodles may seem dry at first glance due to the lack of any sauce, the onsen egg provides enough liquid to act as a binder when you mix up it all up. The chili flakes seem to disappear from sight, and with comforting yolk coating every strand, there is no warning –or scent- of the Armageddon that is headed your way.

The spiciness doesn’t hit you in the face like a good Mike Tyson knockout. Your mouth registers the chewy texture of the noodles first, then the gentle egg, savoury minced meat and crunchy ikan bilis. Then the chili starts ambushing you from the back at the throat, which then creeps into your mouth and your insides. The kick is strong, and your stomach feels like it’s doing backflips.

Face To Face’s dried chili is definitely not for the faint of heart, and we recommend that those who are unaccustomed to fiery spice to protect their stomachs by drinking milk prior to eating these noodles, or otherwise risk discomfort for the rest of the day.

Thankfully, there are combo sets available, which offer a drink on the side, such as honey lemon and soy milk, at just an extra dollar. Definitely a worthy match to the spicy Korean Samyang noodles.

Expected Damage: $8.90 per pax
Face To Face Noodle House: 180 Kitchener Road, City Square Mall #02-23, Singapore 208539 | Tel: 6595 6595 | 11.00am – 10.00pm | Website | Facebook