Curiosity led me to their Woodlands outlet, where a particular item on their menu, the Pork Belly Ban Mian Soup, beckoned me to take a closer look. What caught my attention immediately was the use of premium shabu shabu pork belly, a surprising inclusion considering the incredibly modest price tag of $4.90 for a bowl of this flavorful delight.
Food is priced affordably and the portion is generous. It also can gather big family or groups dining. So if hunger pangs in the night, I will know where to go now.
The bowl of seafood soup is definitely up to the mark and value for money. Recommended!
Overall, LD and I feel both of Seafood Soup are equally good, however, if we have to choose, we will go for the Batang Fish Seafood Soup.
Kopitiam has launched a new Cantine Corner @ Admiralty Place to provide residents in the neighborhood and workers with affordable meals within a cozy, clean, and cheerful environment.
I don't doubt I could have one bowl of the iced desserts on a daily basis! Definitely deserving to be ranked as my favorite local dessert!
A great place to unwind and chill after a long day at work.
Toi is undoubtedly a promising stall. And the affordability and portions will definitely make them popular! I wouldn’t mind popping by again if I’m in the neighbourhood to give the Apple Miso and Hainan Chilli Emulsion a try with their other mains.
Barbecued food is a major weakness for me and I did find myself having it ever so often; be it in the Korean, Japanese or Thai form!
A mild but fragrant laksa, not as intense and heavy with coconut milk as the usual, but having a very nice hae bi fragrance with their home made grainy rempah added to the smooth and almost milky gravy.