Besides these, my chef also cooked red bean soup with lotus seeds and mandarin orange peel.
Showing posts with label Bee Hoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bee Hoon. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
CNY 2012 Lunch
We celebrated CNY (Chinese New Year) with my cousins and their kids yesterday.








Besides these, my chef also cooked red bean soup with lotus seeds and mandarin orange peel.
Besides these, my chef also cooked red bean soup with lotus seeds and mandarin orange peel.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Yong Tau Foo @ Food More
Come across this nice Yong Tau Foo stall at the Food More outlet located at Ten Mile Junction. Operated by Sheng Shiong Supermarket, Food More has a number of stalls selling cheaper meals as compared to those available at other food courts.
At this Yong Tau Foo stall, each piece of Yong Tau Foo item costs SGD0.40. A typical bowl of Yong Tau Foo (with 5 items & rice/noodles/bee hoon) costs SGD2.50 only, which is cheaper than other stalls in most food courts.
A variety of Yong Tau Foo items are available at this stall and two of my favourites are the deep fried yam rolls and the big (diameter ~ 6cm) button mushrooms.
A variety of Yong Tau Foo items are available at this stall and two of my favourites are the deep fried yam rolls and the big (diameter ~ 6cm) button mushrooms.
Here is what I had for my lunch:
What's a pity! The big button mushrooms were out of stock then. :( Hope they're available next time when i visit again.
风车酿豆腐
Food More @ Ten Mile Junction
1 Woodlands Road (S) 677899
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Sunday, November 2, 2008
Fried Fish Bee Hoon Soup
Tried this fried fish bee hoon soup at Yuhua Village Market & Food Centre...It's yummy and the serving is big.

If you have not tried this type of fried fish bee hoon soup before, not sure whether you have noticed from the above photo that the soup looks milky? Yes, some condensed milk was actually added when cooking the soup. This actually helps to thicken and enrich the taste of the fish soup. Don't worry, it does not taste "milky" at all. However, my chef who does not take lactose, chose the "original" version (no condensed milk added) of the fried fish bee hoon soup. If you have tried both versions of fried fish bee hoon soups, do you prefer the "original" or the "milky" version? I prefer the latter. ;)

If you have not tried this type of fried fish bee hoon soup before, not sure whether you have noticed from the above photo that the soup looks milky? Yes, some condensed milk was actually added when cooking the soup. This actually helps to thicken and enrich the taste of the fish soup. Don't worry, it does not taste "milky" at all. However, my chef who does not take lactose, chose the "original" version (no condensed milk added) of the fried fish bee hoon soup. If you have tried both versions of fried fish bee hoon soups, do you prefer the "original" or the "milky" version? I prefer the latter. ;)
A huge bowl:
You see, i have finished every bit of the fried fish bee hoon soup! ... and *burp...burp...* ;p
Ron Sheng Fish Head Bee Hoon
Blk 254 Jurong East St. 24 #01-44
Ron Sheng Fish Head Bee Hoon
Blk 254 Jurong East St. 24 #01-44
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