Yahhh another person I know how that don't like lup cheongOriginally posted by honeymouse:I don't like lup cheong too. I usually pick them out of my food![]()
I always ask for lup cheong to be left out when ordering chao kueh teow and popiah.Originally posted by honeymouse:I don't like lup cheong too. I usually pick them out of my food![]()
And waffles with peanut butter?Originally posted by ditzy:raw tau gey![]()
Ya dun eat char kuey teowOriginally posted by Wanda:I always ask for lup cheong to be left out when ordering chao kueh teow and popiah.
^5 to you and WandaOriginally posted by elindra:Yahhh another person I know how that don't like lup cheong![]()
Unfortunately I never know that is one of the ingredients added to the food I order until I get the food.Originally posted by Wanda:I always ask for lup cheong to be left out when ordering chao kueh teow and popiah.
I don't mind it when eating it with Vietnamese beef noodles. Yum!!Originally posted by ditzy:raw tau gey![]()
Peanut butter is ok, so are waffles, but never together!Originally posted by Wanda:And waffles with peanut butter?
I don't mind if the tau gey becomes cook after soaking, but if it stays raw, or half raw, yucks.Originally posted by honeymouse:I don't mind it when eating it with Vietnamese beef noodles. Yum!!![]()
Ah, that's why hawker's foods in non air-con food centre always taste better. Prawn Mee soup, Fish Soup, Ban Mian, Mee soto all must make me sweat, then it's nice. Otherwise, why bother with hot soup.Originally posted by Ah Cek:hate to eat ban mian under non-aircon stall. sweat like hell![]()
You are missing out on so so muchOriginally posted by elindra:Not going to talk about extreme food here but food commonly found in SG.
1. See Hum (yuck yuck yuck)
2. Claypot rice (Even the Lion City hotel version sux imo)
3. Lup Cheong
4. Bak Kwa
5. Satay Beehoon
6. Squid (But deep fried ones are ok)
I think many people will never like food in general that is suppose to be well cooked but turn out to stay raw, or half raw insteadOriginally posted by ditzy:I don't mind if the tau gey becomes cook after soaking, but if it stays raw, or half raw, yucks.![]()
I dun think I'm missing out on anythingOriginally posted by DriftingGuy:You are missing out on so so much![]()
That's bak pok. It tastes heavenly. Young and old like it.Originally posted by yulingz:you noe... the bak chor mee will always have the deep fried ''zhu u zha'' wen u bite it... its just oil in yor mouth... but how come elders like to eat ar... eeewwww....![]()
I had 3 fat juicy pieces today with my char kway teow.Originally posted by chiabaliao:That's bak pok. It tastes heavenly. Young and old like it.
I like Kway Chap as well, taste great with the vinegar chilli. In fact, intestine is used in making sausages by many cultures for ages.Originally posted by YA.YA:Oh i nv liked bakpok. They serve it as a side dish at this restaurant called ka sou. I don like pig intestine as well.![]()
x2Originally posted by The man who was death:all those animal intestines.....
I LOVE ARH!!!Originally posted by YA.YA:Oh i nv liked bakpok. They serve it as a side dish at this restaurant called ka sou. I don like pig intestine as well.![]()