Ever since my father brought home a packet of this Xing Hua Mee Hoon from Putian Delights for himself, with my mother ending up eating it, my mother has been hooked on them. My father loves them as well. Everytime we wait for our order to be cooked, at least one other person orders the same.
Showing posts with label alexandra village food centre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alexandra village food centre. Show all posts
Friday, August 24, 2012
Monday, July 16, 2012
Tau Sar Piah: Tan Hock Seng vs Mini Toast House - Part 2
It started when my mother announced merely that she had bought some tau sar piah, and showed me a plastic carton of it. When I bit into the tau sar piah, I thought it was from Tan Hock Seng along Telok Ayer Street, and I asked mom when she went there.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Tau Sar Piah: Tan Hock Seng vs Mini Toast House - Part 1
Can you guess which tau sar piah is from Tan Hock Seng along Telok Ayer Street, and which tau sar piah is from Mini Toast House at Alexandra Village Food Centre?
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Bought dinner: Mango salad, green curry chicken, oyster omelette
Friday, May 04, 2012
Old Punggol Satay
Pictures with celebrities hanging below their signboard
Chicken satay is one of my all-time favourite foods, something that I could eat once a week every week and never get sick of it. Who does not like BBQ'd meat on a stick? The problem was that besides Indonesian restaurants like Tambuah Mas, I did not know where to find good cheap satay. Most hawker centres near my home did not sell satay. East Coast Lagoon Food Village and Chomp Chomp were too far. Newton Food Centre was the nearest, but that place is a rip-off.
So when my family and I discovered Alexandra Village Food Centre, especially Old Punggol Satay, I was ecstatic at the possibility of good satay nearby at a reasonable price.
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alexandra village food centre,
old punggol,
satay
Friday, April 06, 2012
Phati Thai Food
It was due to a box of mango salad from Phati Thai that my uncle and aunt bought for us, that my mother and I travelled to Alexandra Village Food Centre to try more of their dishes. That day, as my mother wanted the claypot laksa for lunch, we agreed to take away the Thai food for dinner.
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