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REVIEW: Good Prawn Noodles in Singapore: Noo Cheng Adam Road Big Prawn Mee in Adam Road Singapore

on February 04, 2024

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REVIEW: Good Chicken Rice in Singapore: Yishun 925 Chicken Rice in Potong Pasir Singapore

on April 23, 2024

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20 Ang Mo Kio food spots you must visit!

Ang Mo Kio, a lively district in Singapore, boasts a rich tapestry of dining choices. Whether you're seeking authentic local tastes, exciting international cuisines, or delectable desserts, Ang Mo Kio caters to all preferences. From charming hidden cafes to vibrant hawker centers overflowing with street food delicacies, this dynamic area presents a myriad of culinary adventures to discover and enjoy. 1) Rahim Muslim Food Rahim Muslim Food is located at Ang Mo Kio. Actually, it is walkable from Yio Chu Kang MRT station as well. Saw alot of people posted this on Instagram. You know it's good when so many people post the same good food! Anyway, the bowl of noodle soup is mee soto. Saw alot of people posted this with a huge drumstick in their bowl but mine not really. Nonetheless, big drumstick or not, the chicken is kind of tender and it is nice to slurp on the spice-enhanced soup with the springy yellow noodles. Address: 721 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8#01-04 Fu Chan Coffee ...

15 Potong Pasir food spots you must visit!

Embark on a culinary expedition through the hidden gastronomic treasures of Potong Pasir, Singapore's beloved neighborhood. In this guide, we unveil 12 food destinations. From traditional local delicacies to instagrammable cafes, each establishment offers a unique culinary experience that captures the essence of Potong Pasir's vibrant food scene. Join us as we uncover the food spots in Potong Pasir, ensuring you savor every delectable bite while exploring this charming enclave. Get ready to elevate your dining adventures with our curated list of Potong Pasir's culinary delights! 1. KIZUNA CAFE Discover KIZUNA , a charming cafe born from the legacy of Shangri-La Confectionary and Delicatessen in Potong Pasir. Under the stewardship of its 3rd generation, the bakery has been transformed into a trendy hotspot. Preserving its heritage, the café entrance retains the original bakery door, a nostalgic touch complemented by the vintage mooncake mold serving as a door handle. Indulge...

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