The offerings at Chef Chik's stall are pretty straightforward - Just a few fixed steamed dishes and some soups of the day.
Hidden in the old Bukit Ho Swee housing estate, this eatery serves above-average local Tze-Char dishes at an affordable price.
We have always enjoyed Diamond Kitchen's signature dishes like the superior chicken soup, sauna prawns and lala bee hoon since the opening of their first outlet at Marine Parade in 2013.
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.
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)!
With ample free parking, very reasonable pricing and so near my hood, this a real gem for Teo Chew cuisine.
I have heard so much about Chef Sam and his private dinner at Lucky House which has a reservation list of up to 2 years.
Traditional Hokkien dishes served in an elegant and cozy setting, this is probably the finest Hokkien restaurant in Singapore.
Impressive Beef Horfun ($5) with smokey wok hei and tender beef slices. Definitely worth a visit.
Loo's Hainanese Curry Rice has officially relocated from the coffeeshop at Seng Poh Road to Tiong Bahru Market (#02-67/68) today!
The taste and noodle texture are on point but the noodle portion is really small. I need double of this!
Looking for comforting food that will fill your body and soul with warmth on a cold rainy day?