Hawkers

Another of Vietnam's many noodles. This is fishballs, crab balls, crab paste. I attacked this, but could be hunger. Soup was the highlight. Fish paste was normal but crab was delicious.

Interesting stall that opened very near me. They sell a kind of pizza that has a base made from tortilla, with the rim like cracker. Great value for the price. Taste-wise I could tell it's hawker food, but I don't blame them.

It's alright!

My second time trying this chain and again, not very good. The soup was too briny for me. I should not have chosen seafood as there's mussels and shelled prawns.

The pork wasn't as crackling as I remembered. Standard dropped. The duck also wasn't great. Wasted trip.

I had to eat this again to avenge my previous meal. Much better, but wasted, I ordered wrongly. I wanted the Folks Favourite, which is loaded, but I thought it's called Signature, which is simpler. In the end I added the awesome fried wanton.

Lion's head, cabbage, custard egg. From a stall named Very Nice. It's nice but not very.

I was so impressed by this stall that my fiancée dabao again for me. This time it wasn't just good, it's huge. I barely finished it. Altogether, I think it's as good as restaurants, such as Eighteen Chefs.

Very long haven't had this so I went big hahaha. It cost a bomb. I loved both items and there was so much egg!

My first mediocre Li Xin. Their famous noodles just weren't seasoned correctly. The balance of chilli and ketchup was off.

Not a fan of this brand so I ordered something simple. Good soup and fresh fish.

Gigantic. I'm not sure but probably large. Unfortunately I waited too long so it's a bit soggy and hard.