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No queue. We either came late enough or something happened to them. Well, because the food was trash. Basic af unlike what Hup Chong was, though I'm conscious there's more than one company using this name. The sauces also went straight in - why?

From Allauddin’s Briyani
Only $7 for the mutton briyani set.
Soft mutton meat, mild flavours basmati rice, tasty sambal sauce.
Everything simply comes together nicely.

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From Li Huat Hot & Cold Cheng Tng
莲子汤
Divine bowl of boiled lotus seed sweet dessert.
Only $3.

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Wanglee Cafe is literally the one stop shop you need for a good breakfast...

A nice cuppa tea ✅
Awesome kaya toast ✅
A fulfilling bowl of noodles ✅
Aromatic plate of nasi lemak ✅

If I had to choose, I would have their chilli Pan mee anytime, any day. The noodles are perfectly al dente with a nice bite and the chilli oil sauce coating the noodles was a good mix of spicy and savoury.

I will however recommend having the noodles fresh instead of to go because the noodles do get tough and lumpy when the sauce dries up!

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From Ban Mian . Fish Soup
Only $5 for added noodles.
Not bad, will return for it.

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($1.90) did ordered it b4 at toa payoh hub sell more ex - mine was at least they did spread red bean well over the waffles. I did enjoy their crispy waffles but red bean quite normal taste.

I went on a saturday lunchtime and queue moves relatively quick. The noodles were slightly tough for me. The items in the bowl were all cold. The char siew was nice and had a good mix of lean and fat meat. Topup $5 and you get a generous portion of abalone. The black sauce doesnt make the noodles too salty or oily. They serve a small bowl of hot soup with 2 wantons. The wanton had meat, shrimp, black fungus and corriander. The soup tasted peppery.

Love their dumplings 🥟 and noodles, springy but not soggy. Their wanton mee is the go-to, doesn’t go wrong and my comfort food.

🏷️ Chicken feet noodles $5
🏷️ Dumplings $5

A perfect late-night supper over piping hot Teochew porridge at reasonable prices. I particularly liked the braised duck for its strong flavour of braise sauce which goes really well with a bowl of porridge. Other dishes I tried are preserved mustard greens, okra and lala that were cooked with homely flavours 》$13

📍 Fuji Duck & Teochew Porridge | #01-22

This place opens till 11pm late into the night and offers a decent variety of home-cooked dishes. I ordered a portion of minced pork, stewed cabbage, steamed pomfret and braised intestines to go along with a bowl of porridge. The fish is fresh and meaty. Intestines were well-cleaned and cooked, retaining a chewy and springy texture. The dishes are nothing magnificent but comforting, simple, affordable and reasonably priced. This is probably why there is always a queue for some late-night Teochew porridge 》$22