The Best Yong Tau Fu

• Fantagf

  26 Sep 09, 02:10

  Originally posted by Chew Bakar:

  Msg is just an extract from starch or flour with salt and sugar through fermentation process. It can also occur naturally in certain plants such as tomato, carbo rich fruits and vegetables. Msg can also be produced when cooking with salt, starchy food and sugar.

  
  strange then why when MSG is added it makes one feel thirsty after eating the food.

• Chew Bakar

  26 Sep 09, 02:12

  dunno.

• Short Ninja

  26 Sep 09, 02:16

  Originally posted by Fantagf:

  
  strange then why when MSG is added it makes one feel thirsty after eating the food.

  and instead of drinking mineral water  to quench the thirst Singaporeans choose drinks like Soya bean or teh Tarik  to make the body take some more punishment

• Chew Bakar

  26 Sep 09, 02:18

  zzz... Have to go for some nice brekkie tomorrow.

  Gd nite.

• Fantagf

  26 Sep 09, 02:19

  Originally posted by Short Ninja:

  and instead of drinking mineral water  to quench the thirst Singaporeans choose drinks like Soya bean or teh Tarik  to make the body take some more punishment

  
  hahahha, soya bean , teh tarik in yong tau fu??? no I am just kidding.

  ninja, think japanese also eat yong tau fu right?

   

• Fantagf

  26 Sep 09, 02:19

  Originally posted by Chew Bakar:

  zzz... Have to go for some nice brekkie tomorrow.

  Gd nite.

  
  gd nite, me also going to zzz soon.

• Short Ninja

  26 Sep 09, 02:22

  yes,it is called 'Oden' here>LOL

  not much variety in oden and cannot fight YTF

• Short Ninja

  26 Sep 09, 02:23

  Originally posted by Fantagf:

  
  gd nite, me also going to zzz soon.

  Ok lets continue tomorrow......ZZZzzzz  the angel monster is attacking oreaddy

• Fantagf

  26 Sep 09, 02:24

  Originally posted by Short Ninja:

  yes,it is called 'Oden' here>LOL

  not much variety in oden and cannot fight YTF

  
  I ate before in sg and think also does not taste as good as those in sg or Malaysia.  

• Short Ninja

  26 Sep 09, 08:51

  For authentic taste of oden have to buy from a seven -eleven in Japan.

• lianamaster

  28 Sep 09, 08:53

  The Yong Tau Foo stall along Jurong West is not bad too... and cheap.

• deepak.c

  28 Sep 09, 09:31

   

  Anybody tried the one at East Coast Road near Siglap Centre?

   

  http://www.sbestfood.com/fulin.htm

   

• deepak.c

  28 Sep 09, 12:32

   

  I just went to try just now.

   

  Don't think I like it much, it's all deep fried, no soup at all, very heaty.

   

   

• Short Ninja

  28 Sep 09, 12:44

  Originally posted by deepak.c:

   

  I just went to try just now.

   

  Don't think I like it much, it's all deep fried, no soup at all, very heaty.

   

   

  
  I think because your name is deepak your recommendations on where to eat Yong Tau Fu is not take seriously>LOL

• kston

  4 Oct 09, 08:19

  

• Short Ninja

  4 Oct 09, 10:29

  Originally posted by kston:

  

  
  Thank for for sharing