Re: BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN
Bro - thanks for nice food.
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Originally Posted by NotPetya
Wing Seong Fatty’s (Albert) Restaurant
01-31 Burlington Square,
175 Bencoolen Street
Tel: +65 6338 1087
Opens Daily
12pm–2.30pm
5.15pm-10.30pm
Near Rocher MRT Station
Upon some chatter on an old Fatty Weng 肥仔荣 name on the social media, I got to know that the original stall (which used to be at Albert Street) is now located at Burlington Square. (Not to be mixed up with the Fatty Weng Restaurant at Smith Street or the one at Singapore Badminton Hall)
Made my way down to savour a past favourite and pleasantly noticed some helpers were still around, albeit with grey hair now.
Personally I would not say they were as good as before but not a fail. However I must also confess that my tastebuds would have also changed with time and cannot expect the status quo.
This time, I went for their sang mee (crispy seafood noodles which is probably the best of the lot), claypot liver (missing the pork taste), roast chicken (not dry but shd hv been served w salt, pepper and prawn crackers), lohan vegetables (bit on the bland side).
Their current signatures will be meat roll, Singapore prawn fried rice, chilli kangkong and house tofu.
A nostalgic affair nonetheless...
Re: BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN
Quote:
Originally Posted by NotPetya
Wing Seong Fatty’s (Albert) Restaurant
01-31 Burlington Square,
175 Bencoolen Street
Tel: +65 6338 1087
Opens Daily
12pm–2.30pm
5.15pm-10.30pm
Near Rocher MRT Station
Upon some chatter on an old Fatty Weng 肥仔荣 name on the social media, I got to know that the original stall (which used to be at Albert Street) is now located at Burlington Square. (Not to be mixed up with the Fatty Weng Restaurant at Smith Street or the one at Singapore Badminton Hall)
Made my way down to savour a past favourite and pleasantly noticed some helpers were still around, albeit with grey hair now.
Personally I would not say they were as good as before but not a fail. However I must also confess that my tastebuds would have also changed with time and cannot expect the status quo.
This time, I went for their sang mee (crispy seafood noodles which is probably the best of the lot), claypot liver (missing the pork taste), roast chicken (not dry but shd hv been served w salt, pepper and prawn crackers), lohan vegetables (bit on the bland side).
Their current signatures will be meat roll, Singapore prawn fried rice, chilli kangkong and house tofu.
A nostalgic affair nonetheless...
Re: BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN
Quote:
Originally Posted by NotPetya
Wing Seong Fatty’s (Albert) Restaurant
01-31 Burlington Square,
175 Bencoolen Street
Tel: +65 6338 1087
Opens Daily
12pm–2.30pm
5.15pm-10.30pm
Near Rocher MRT Station
Upon some chatter on an old Fatty Weng 肥仔荣 name on the social media, I got to know that the original stall (which used to be at Albert Street) is now located at Burlington Square. (Not to be mixed up with the Fatty Weng Restaurant at Smith Street or the one at Singapore Badminton Hall)
Made my way down to savour a past favourite and pleasantly noticed some helpers were still around, albeit with grey hair now.
Personally I would not say they were as good as before but not a fail. However I must also confess that my tastebuds would have also changed with time and cannot expect the status quo.
This time, I went for their sang mee (crispy seafood noodles which is probably the best of the lot), claypot liver (missing the pork taste), roast chicken (not dry but shd hv been served w salt, pepper and prawn crackers), lohan vegetables (bit on the bland side).
Their current signatures will be meat roll, Singapore prawn fried rice, chilli kangkong and house tofu.
A nostalgic affair nonetheless...
Half Roast Chicken $16
Crispy noodles $5.20
Claypot Pig's Liver $12
frequently go makan at this shop.. the food i like... thanks.
Re: BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN
With the increase in water prices, looks like these drinks vendors are following suit... is the increment really proportionate to the hike or are they simply profiteering ?
Re: BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN
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Originally Posted by IMCB
With the increase in water prices, looks like these drinks vendors are following suit... is the increment really proportionate to the hike or are they simply profiteering ?
09-07-2017, 10:04 AM
