zi ji ren lok lok
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zi ji ren lok lok... 697 east coast road..
the one which advertise on tv.. steamboat but the gravy is satay wan...
any idea where the shop is located at which landmark? -
been wanting to go for quite some time liao.....but tt place is like quite ulu....
and i think not cheap oso
waiting for lok lok buffet........ -
697 east coast road... duno near which landmark oso.. sibei sian.. i tink 1 day muz ask sm 1 to drive down and go find... find liao den at least noe wad bus to take.. LOLOriginally posted by FireIce:been wanting to go for quite some time liao.....but tt place is like quite ulu....
and i think not cheap oso
waiting for lok lok buffet........ -
i think the shop is located near Siglap Centre...a few shops before the centre
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i oso not bery sure
isit along haagen dazs tt stretch? -
duno lei.. dats precisely where i wanna noe.. east coast road stretch from temasek sec to all the way to katong dat juntion.. super far and long..Originally posted by FireIce:i oso not bery sure
isit along haagen dazs tt stretch? -
no..tis near the 7-11 before siglap centre...Originally posted by FireIce:i oso not bery sure
isit along haagen dazs tt stretch? -
it's near siglap center, along east coast road.
next to savoury fair cake shop (good pineapple tarts!)
if you go from katong towards bayshore, it's before the stretch with all the eating places like gelare, killiney kaya toast, cafe cartel. quite a few other restaurants before that but cannot remember their names, only remeber got thai (lemongrass?), 2 vietnamese, 1 vcd rental shop (ok vcd cannot eat)... basically the whole stretch a lot of makan places. but if you reach that stretch, then you overshot liao. before you cross the junction.
go to yellow pages (www.yellowpages.com.sg) and search for "lok lok" for map.
anybody tried yet? is it good? -
i heard from my frens.....the sticks of meat are nothing fantastic....jus sticks of meat.....it's the gravy and sauces tt are POWER!
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heard that in malacca, they don't change the gravy after each batch of customers. i assume they do here? -
tts why the gravy ba wu gao gao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Originally posted by kalangkabo:heard that in malacca, they don't change the gravy after each batch of customers. i assume they do here?
but yah lah...a bit bu wei sheng........... -
Originally posted by FireIce:tts why the gravy ba wu gao gao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but yah lah...a bit bu wei sheng...........
think they have a single-dip policy. you're not supposed to dip again after you take a bite. but being typical singaporeans, we always try to get as much gravy as possible... -
ya malacca shop dey dun change the gravy.. lucky for me.. i gt relatives living in malacca den noe the shop owner so can request to change the gravy..Originally posted by kalangkabo:heard that in malacca, they don't change the gravy after each batch of customers. i assume they do here?
i heard wad dey do is they get the pot of gravy pple use liao den go back of kitchen and pour into a big pot... every table will pour into the big pot and boil and dey scoop out again to use.. -
wah lidat i tink muz borrow my dad van go and find and try liao.. w0ot.. i eat liao den gif u all feedback.. LOL...Originally posted by FireIce:i heard from my frens.....the sticks of meat are nothing fantastic....jus sticks of meat.....it's the gravy and sauces tt are POWER! -
never try the lok lok in sg . but me and my bf always go jb for lok lok. can go up to 2 times a week.
the lok lok restaurant in sg is far too ex. i think they should do the buffet style.
if i'm not mistaken, it's just a few shops before siglap centre. -
It is in between Siglap Centre and 7-11.
if u take a bus there (bus stop near 7-11) u see it abt 4 shops or 5 shops away from the 7-11...(cant remember exactly cos i never count)
(Lok Lok has a van in the shop, and is also very close to a "you tau fu shop" and a shop that specialize in noodles)
haven try, but my friends told me is normal. -
i second the buffet style!
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there is one lok lok in jurong point basement foodcourt.
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cheap? anyway, it's too far from my house.Originally posted by windjammer:there is one lok lok in jurong point basement foodcourt. -
hmm, went there sometime in march when it first started.
overpriced, food is buay pai jiak lah, but for the same amt i'm paying, i'd rather go eat steamboat bbq buffet.
i only rem the chilli sauce was good. dun rem the satay gravy..
can try once for the novelty lor, but i'll not go back there again, unless it's somebody's treat.