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Koon Kee 冠记 located in Petaling Street is known for its wanton mee. Online reviews said it is one of the famous wantan mee in the city centre of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The traditional shop has limited seating space with only a few dining tables. The shop is easily spotted when you see an elderly uncle selling Chinese pancakes in front of their store. Koon Kee is currently run by 2nd generation owner. We had the chance to try it during our recent trip. Read More

I had a weekend trip to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to check out some of the hawker street food stalls that will be coming into Singapore this year under EatAlley Singapore Group. I will share more about the Singapore concept in a separate post. Soong Kee Beef Noodle located at Jalan Tun Hau Shik Lee, Kuala Lumpur is one of the stalls that will be expanding to Singapore. Read More

Uptown Nasi Lemak at Telok Ayer Coffeeshop is opened by two Malaysians who grew up in Damansara Uptown, Malaysia. Online reviews mentioned that they are unable to find the same taste of Malaysian nasi lemak in Singapore. Thus, they decided to recreate the taste and dish here. The stall has opened for almost 2 years and finally made my visit here. Read More

Feng Xiang Klang Bak Kut Teh is another Malaysian-style bak kut teh to go if you are missing it. The stall is started by Malaysians who grew up in Klang. Feng Xiang Klang Bak Kut Teh has two outlets, and we went to the one at Beauty World Centre. You can find their first outlet at Kallang. Details will be at the end of the post. Read More

The Original Vadai used to be one of the popular stalls at pasar malams. The stall has then found two permanent place to sell their vadai and other deep-fried snacks. I went to their first outlet at Golden Mile Food Centre recently. They are also available at Joo Chiat place if you are nearby. Based on online reviews and information, Mr Suriyah is the second-generation owner. There are also the only vadai shop to be Halal-Certified in Singapore. Read More

I enjoyed eating Malay-style chicken rice because of their chicken marination and chilli/ sambal. Chicken rice in Malay language called Nasi Ayam and I used to have it weekly during my days in Malaysia. So when I came across this Green Chilli Chicken Rice, I am interested to give it a try. Read More

Gimee Face Noodle House located at one of the Hougang coffee shop is the new eatery in town. The stall is located at Yihuat Cafe coffee shop at Blk 681 Hougang Ave 8. My friend and I took quite sometime to locate this newly-renovated kopitiam during our visit. Read More

Whenever people talked about Kim San Leng Food Centre, Min Ji Chicken Rice stall came into the picture. The food centre is located within a walking distance from Bishan MRT Station and Junction 8 Mall. But I am here not for the chicken rice but for the Charcoal Char Siew Wanton Noodle few stalls away from the famous chicken rice. Read More

Johor Road Boon Kee Pork Porridge is a stall located at Yi He Eating House coffee shop. The Hainanese porridge stall has a long way of history. Online reviews shared that they started from a pushcart along Johor Road before moving to the Veerasamy Road. It is also said to be one of the popular porridge stalls in Singapore. Read More

King of Fried Rice located at Golden Mile Tower is well-known for its Din Tai Fung style fried rice that comes in cheaper price tag. I keep seeing people raving about this place and finally decided to give it a try after work on one of the weekday. It was already 8pm when I arrived but the place is full house. It stated that the closing time is 8.30pm but somehow people just keep coming. We ordered and paid at the counter and got our number in queue. Read More