BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN

[LiangTehO]

Very good thread, thank you TS.

[RockyScience]

Originally Posted by iscsi

So this was the one Indian PM ate when in Singapore.

Should be, most likely.

[CombatRation]

Bro AhSoon, thank you for good thread.

[Nando36]

Originally Posted by Ohayougozaimas

This thread around for more than 1 year and so many nice food posted daily.

TS, kudos to you.

Have the exact same feeling.

[Big2T]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Komala Vilas Restaurant
Asian • Indian • North Indian • South Indian • Vegetarian

http://www.hungrygowhere.com/gallery...a3101/ad4b0200

Address: 76 Serangoon Rd, Singapore 217981
Hours: Open today · 7AM–10:30PM

Looks good.

[AhSoonNo1]

Kentang ball - certainly worth a try!

Hajjah Meriam Family Stall

Address - Blk 14, Haig Road Food Centre; #01-15
Opening hours: 2pm-10pm (Daily)




According to Wikipedia, this dish has minced meat, sardines, egg and chopped onions in it and it is fried on a frying pan before being placed into the cavity of a baguette halved lengthwise. Can you guess what local food this is?

It’s kentang ball - which is a novelty for me. It had mashed potato about the size of a cricket ball filled with minced beef inside. The whole thing was deep fried in a batter and then served in a bowl of spicy chicken soup. Imagine eating mashed potato with minced beef and essentially you have it. Certainly worth a try if you haven't had it before.

[barang]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Kentang ball - certainly worth a try!

Hajjah Meriam Family Stall

Address - Blk 14, Haig Road Food Centre; #01-15
Opening hours: 2pm-10pm (Daily)




According to Wikipedia, this dish has minced meat, sardines, egg and chopped onions in it and it is fried on a frying pan before being placed into the cavity of a baguette halved lengthwise. Can you guess what local food this is?

It’s kentang ball - which is a novelty for me. It had mashed potato about the size of a cricket ball filled with minced beef inside. The whole thing was deep fried in a batter and then served in a bowl of spicy chicken soup. Imagine eating mashed potato with minced beef and essentially you have it. Certainly worth a try if you haven't had it before.

Interesting and never heard of Kentang ball.

[tynside]

Lunch is an hour away so what is the recommendation?

[Deborah]

TS, thanks for this kentang ball. Will try.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

According to Wikipedia, this dish has minced meat, sardines, egg and chopped onions in it and it is fried on a frying pan before being placed into the cavity of a baguette halved lengthwise. Can you guess what local food this is?

It’s kentang ball - which is a novelty for me. It had mashed potato about the size of a cricket ball filled with minced beef inside. The whole thing was deep fried in a batter and then served in a bowl of spicy chicken soup. Imagine eating mashed potato with minced beef and essentially you have it. Certainly worth a try if you haven't had it before.

[Socket]

So what is good for dinner?

[Tamader]

TS thank you for sharing.

[Gabi]

Didn't know so many varieties of food here, must come more often

[adonis]

I ate the Teasures lor mee in Zhen Hao Noodles, #01-97, North Bridge Rd Market & Food Centre. $6 a bowl. Good. A bit dear.

[AhSoonNo1]

Originally Posted by adonis

I ate the Teasures lor mee in Zhen Hao Noodles, #01-97, North Bridge Rd Market & Food Centre. $6 a bowl. Good. A bit dear.

Bro, thank you for posting your review.

[AhSoonNo1]

Joo Chiat Lane Wanton Noodle 如切龙云吞面
Address - 90 Whampoa Drive #01-60 Whampoa Drive Makan Place Singapore 320090
OPENING HOURS
Closed on Mondays
08:30am - 03:00pm

This is part of an old Joo Chiat #WantonMee rivalry. Starting at $2.50, you may say they have increased from the past competing prices of $1.90. But that was eons ago. I think the portions nowadays are reasonable and taste is still fairly good especially the wantons. They have fried wantons too also at $2.50 per plate. I am not so much of a fan of the soup from this stall though.