Best Teochew porridge in Singapore
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So so only.Originally posted by missallsunday:oasis restaurant? It is not bad
Been there many times after drinking.
Rather ex, seem to count per head than per dishes.
But i like the promfet with black bean.
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In Taiwan their porrdige is with sweet patotoe so of cos there isn't taiwan porridge even the normal porridge also got sweet patotoe.Originally posted by Sagara:Asked my fren frm Taiwan and he said there isnt any 'Taiwan Porridge'.
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hello, the t/s is asking about teochew porridge not taiwan porridge!!!Originally posted by tarutaru:In Taiwan their porrdige is with sweet patotoe so of cos there isn't taiwan porridge even the normal porridge also got sweet patotoe.
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very expensive indeedOriginally posted by chiabaliao:The Punggol nasi lemak is way over rated. I once ate at the old Punggol nasi lemak at Brighton Crescent. The most expensive lasi lemak I have ever eaten. -
Whampo..
Don't know if I spell it correctly,but oldies cook better
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Blk 23 Sin Ming Rd
Veri reasonable, but veri pack. Only sell in the afternoon. From 11 plus till ard 3pm. Need to queue up to order but quene move quite fast.
Coffeshop also sell veri nice toast roti buns after 2 plus. -
Yup, really miss those at the Owen Road. Remember they have 3 shops there selling teochew porridge. Used to go there to "ta pao" the dishes if mum not cooking. Anybody know where they move to? Their chai buay is the best.Originally posted by DummiesInc:Owen road used to have a lot of good teochew porridge. I personally find the one at Joo Chiat not bad. Those along Upper Serangoon Rd aren't very good. I've tried all of the stalls there including those near my house along YCK road. Normal only.
Cheers,
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heard from my familymembers who know them, non of them exists now. but the teochew porridge stall's boss son is working in other teochew porridge stall. I luv the meat fishball and kiam chai buay. Best in Singapore!Originally posted by wanker10:Yup, really miss those at the Owen Road. Remember they have 3 shops there selling teochew porridge. Used to go there to "ta pao" the dishes if mum not cooking. Anybody know where they move to? Their chai buay is the best.
Cheers, 
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Eating teochew muay helps me to appreciate the simple foods in life. Take the humble cucumber, for example, hawkers just dump it onto the plate as an extra, but an experience I had when I tried a dish of cooked cucumber at a teochew muay stall in Upper Serangoon gave me a totally different opinion of this vege. I like teochew muay with that light pleasant taste. Another favourite dish of mine is the small silvery fish eaten with a squeeze of lime. Heavenly! Teochew muay, just keep it simple, please!Originally posted by rane:heard from my familymembers who know them, non of them exists now. but the teochew porridge stall's boss son is working in other teochew porridge stall. I luv the meat fishball and kiam chai buay. Best in Singapore! -
yeah, i love it too!!! thank goodness i still can eat it in the hawker centre. i love kiam chai buay, tau pok, bak eeei, steam fish, salted egg, yumi yumi, and the porridge is beautiful!!! prefer teochew and cantonese food to hokkien food.Originally posted by chiabaliao:Eating teochew muay helps me to appreciate the simple foods in life. Take the humble cucumber, for example, hawkers just dump it onto the plate as an extra, but an experience I had when I tried a dish of cooked cucumber at a teochew muay stall in Upper Serangoon gave me a totally different opinion of this vege. I like teochew muay with that light pleasant taste. Another favourite dish of mine is the small silvery fish eaten with a squeeze of lime. Heavenly! Teochew muay, just keep it simple, please! -
shi bu shi "Ye Shang Hai"
it's the one at Henderson Road, opposite Henderson Secondary School
it's cheap, nice food, but the porridge can get a bit sticky ( less water ) and most of the items are cold ( or lukewarm )
but i rather have this den being tok chai tao at Havelock roadOriginally posted by cAr|n:there's one at bukit merah... not sure the exact address
cheap and is quite popular
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Oi.. bring me go eat leh..Originally posted by Pitot:kit seng best meh?
hmm.. ok maybe best. -
oh u mean the coffeeshop wif a small carpark infront? lunch time i saw many taxi drivers parked there.... i eat cai png there beforeOriginally posted by foga:shi bu shi "Ye Shang Hai"
it's the one at Henderson Road, opposite Henderson Secondary School
it's cheap, nice food, but the porridge can get a bit sticky ( less water ) and most of the items are cold ( or lukewarm )
but i rather have this den being tok chai tao at Havelock road -
I dun go to porridge only stalls, ie the porridge I eat si usually Cai Peng type. I love Clementi Central one. It is along Bossini, at a corner. Beside is a curtain shop, opposite is the hawker. Wah, nice (ESp the friend fish with sauce and Brin-jor) ! My friends also liked the curry though they found the other dishes normal - good .
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2 stores that i like ..
1. Macpherson Road
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Along Macpherson road at the end nearer to Paya Lebar road, there is a row of shophouse selling food. On one end is the "famous" duckrice store and the porridge store is the second last shop on the other end.
2. Serangoon Central
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Next to the interchange facing a minimart. There are 2 coffee shops side by side, and both have a porridge store. However, you can't miss the famous one as there is always a queue atthe store. -
i used to go to the owen road one when i was really young, cos my grandma used to live there.. really miss it
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bukit timah one not bad lea
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Can someone list down all the stall, I hungry liao cannot read anymore
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U talkg abt d one opposite Bukit Timah shoppg centre?Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:bukit timah one not bad lea -
Cheong Hin Nam Rd, the eatery row, right? That one is expensive.Originally posted by Hele1668:U talkg abt d one opposite Bukit Timah shoppg centre?
I used to go to Amoy St food centre if I want teochew buay for breakfast. Cheap and not crowded in the morning. -
Yah i went there once not cheap! a stemed fish cost me $5. we 2 pax eat $13.80 inclisive drinks.Originally posted by chiabaliao:Cheong Hin Nam Rd, the eatery row, right? That one is expensive.
I used to go to Amoy St food centre if I want teochew buay for breakfast. Cheap and not crowded in the morning.
but okay lah food fresh, okay loh