Mee Soto @ Hj Waliti Hj Mazuki @ Haig Road Market & Food Centre, Singapore.

While I tapaued the satay, I also tapaued a mee hoon soto anika from this stall. 

Superb, broth packs a punch with the addition of spicy soya sauce. Portions were plenty and love the mix beef spareparts that comes with the dish. No wonder, I just realised looking back at the pic, they have three bowls by makansutra. 

Hj Waliti Hj Mazuki,

Haig Road Market & Food Centre, Singapore.

Warong Sudi Mampir (satay) @ Haig Road Market & Food Centre, Singapore.

Fancy a craving for satay for brunch? Check out Warong Sudi Mampir at Haig Road Market & Food Centre.

I tried all three flavours available chicken, beef and lamb. Good stuff! Peanut sauce was nice and flavourful too. 

Warong Sudi Mampir (satay),

Haig Road Market & Food Centre, Singapore.

Poon Nah City Home Made Noodle @ City Plaza, Geylang, Singapore.

Heard about this famous ban mian stall at City Plaza, time to check it out. Came here on a weekday slightly before 12 pm to avoid the lunch crowd.

Early bird catches the worm, not many people queuing yet.

Ordered a razor clam ban mian.

Noodles were good, hard at the same time chewy. Portions was good. The green leaves gave a nice taste to the broth. Indeed this is a good bowl of ban mian. Love the soup. Oh and the chilli has a nice kick to it.

A portion of crispy foo chuk all for myself. Good stuff.


Poon Nah City Home Made Noodle,
801 Geylang Road,
#05-02. City Plaza,
Singapore 409286.

Wen Dao Shi (126) Dim Sum @ Sims Avenue, Singapore.

Back here again for dim sum, lovely.

Think was chicken feet, the sauce was delicious.

Paper wrapped chicken on the right. Awesome.

One of my colleagues mentioned to me to order this white pepper crab bee hoon next time I was here. Gosh I did, and what a good recommendation it was. I had fun slurping the bee hoon and the gravy. A must order if your here.

The usual dim sum, I like it. Satisfied my cravings. Plus it's Geylang, kinda ghetto!



Wen Dao Shi
126 Sims Avenue,
Geylang, Singapore.

Soon Huat Traditional Teochew Fishball Noodles @ Geylang, Singapore.

One of my quiet breakfast places happen to be in this coffee shop. This stall serves an awesome mee pok dry fishball noodles.

Ordered some fish cakes to share.

Noodles was al dente, fishballs were springy, the dry sambal concoction was good. A good quick fix for my mee pok fishball craving.

Soon Huat Traditional Teochew Fishball Noodles,
Sing Lian Eating House,
549 Lorong 29 Geylang,
Singapore 389504.

The Skewer Bar @ Geylang, Singapore.

Came here early sunday dinner, had a few beers and some food. I think I've found a personal favourite in Geylang for dinner or supper.

The food is decently priced, the guys were friendly and bottom line the food is good.

Although they occupy the back end of a kopi shop, but the environment and atmosphere is good. Nothing beats eating by the road side with few drinks. Oh by the way, they have a small indoor aircon section as well.

Can't be bothered to explain each dish in the pics, all I can say the food is good. Good yakitori joint with a Singaporean twist.

The Skewer Bar,
489 Geylang Road,
Singapore.

Alif Nasi Padang @ Aljunied Ave 2 Market & Food Centre, Singapore.

I actually like coming to this hawker centre as it's very quiet and ample tables. Been reading about this nasi padang stall which serves awesome food at affordable prices.

First time here, I ordered a soto with rice cakes. I thought the sambal hitam was nothing so I poured a few spoonfuls of it. Damn that sambal was freaking spicy. Don't get me wrong, the soto was superb, the broth was just how I like it to be, generous portions of meat and beansprouts.  I'll gladly wack the sambal again!

Second time here I ordered a nasi padang with beef lungs, chicken drumstick in spicy coconut gravy, mussels and sambal goreng with the sambal belacan. The food is good, hmmm I seriously should have kept this stall to myself.


Alif Nasi Padang,
#01-40, Block 107,
 Aljunied Avenue 2 Market & Food Centre,
Singapore.

Fhoul Madinah Istimewa @ Geylang Serai Market And Food Centre, Singapore.

Not sure why lately I have this sudden urge for kacang pol. So here I'm back again at Geylang Serai Market and decided to check out this stall.

A simple breakfast meal, of kacang pol, diced shallots, sliced green chillis and a fried bulls eye on top, accompanied by sliced baguettes.

Simple but yet delicious, I think I found a favourite for kacang pol in Geylang Serai Market.

This is my second round back at the stall after a few weeks, and decided to try the shakshuka. A bit oily but damn seriously addictive.

Definitely a stall worth checking out for some starters to share.


Fhoul Madinah Istimewa,
#02-114, Geylang Serai Market And Food Centre,
1 Geylang Serai, Singapore.
402001.

Kacang Pool Mustafa @ Geylang Serai Market And Food Centre, Singapore.

I had a sudden craving for Kacang Pool for breakfast. My first time testing out this stall.

Single fried egg with bits of onions and green chillies on top of kacang pool. Comes with a baguette on the side to dip.

The yolk was still runny, mix it all up, definitely satisfied my cravings. There's another stall here selling the same stuff, will check it out next time.


Kacang Pool Mustafa,
#02-118,
Geylang Serai Market And Food Centre,
Singapore.

Sean Kee Duck Rice @ Geylang Road, Singapore.

If you google braised duck in Singapore, one of the top names that comes out is Sean Kee at Geylang. I'm not generally a fan of braised duck, prefer them roasted but after hearing the fuss about this place, definitely had to go and check it out.

Rice with some sauce on top, the sambal chilli is awesome, better load them up more. Now the soup, my personal favourite, I slurped down the whole bowl. Got some kinda herbal taste to it.

I went nuts on ordering, some tofus, eggs, duck liver and meat, basically the whole works. It came garnished with taugeh/beansprouts and some peanuts. Careful of the sauce, very very addictive. I just mixed everything with the rice plus sambal. No wonder this place come tops, a very good plate of braised duck indeed.


Sean Kee Duck Rice,
659 Geylang Road,
Singapore 389589.

Alrahman Kitchen @ Geylang Serai Market And Food Centre, Singapore.

So here I am back again at Geylang Serai, this round I was craving for some soto ayam with lontong. Actually it's more craving for the sambal chilli soya sauce, and this place luckily did not disappoint me.

Hmmm, soto babat on the menu, that's kinda funky, reckon will try that next round.

Simple soto ayam with a piece of begedil(potato cutlet), lontong(rice cakes), shredded chicken, some taugehs, fried shallots and the black chilli. Good stuff, the soup was light but yet packs a punch with the chilli mixed in.

Alrahman Kitchen,
#02-139,
Geylang Serai Market And Food Centre,
Singapore.

JB Ah Meng @ Geylang, Singapore.

After binge drinking in the afternoon, dinner and more drinks before heading home, somebody mentioned supper in Geylang. Why not? I'm still gamed for more drinks and a bit of food. After some drunk googling, we decided to check out this place for the chao tar bee hoon and some sze char.

I'll try my best again to describe each dish, reckon this was the porky dish.

Deep fried fish skins paired with thai chilli sauce. Oh man this was good, seriously.

And the other star dish of the night, the chao tar bee hoon, or some people call it san lau mi fen. I personally haven't tried the original Johor Bahru version, but I find this one kicks ass. Maybe a trip to JB is in order.

Something dragon vegetable, seems everywhere it's a hype. Don't get me wrong, this dish works, I like it.

Some sliced fish head dish, good and tasty.

Last was the kung pao chicken, it was alright. Or maybe I was stuffed from the other dishes. I think I've found another favourite joint for supper, the food is good and I love the lorong/lane ambience. Oh I was a bit put off as they don't serve beers anymore being the alcohol ban in Geylang after certain hours etc. I miss the good old times sobering up having supper while washing down beers in the wee hours.


JB Ah Meng,
New Good Place Eating House,
2 Lorong 23 Geylang,
Singapore.

Hokkien Mee @ Geylang, Singapore.

The hokkien mee at this coffee shop is well known, the queue is perpetually horrendous but you will get a window pocket of time, when there's no queue, so try your luck.

5sgd plate of hokkien mee, sinful but simply comfort food. Comes with three super fresh prawns, some greens, squid, cut chilli and sambal on the side. There's a reason why the stall is packed all the time, it's delicious! Enough said.

Swee Guan Hokkien Mee,
Sing Lian Eating House,
549 Lorong 29 Geylang,
Singapore 389504.

Bali Nasi Lemak @ Geylang, Singapore.

At last I managed to check out this nasi lemak joint in Geylang. A favourite haunt for late night supper. 

Luckily I got here round 7ish pm on a Saturday, not many people. Decided to do a take away.

Nasi lemak with the works for 5sgd. Ordered honey black chicken wings, fried egg, petai, hebe, ikan bilis and extra sambal. I reckon the chicken wings was damn shiok, as it was a bit sweet from the honey, should have ordered an extra one. All in all this is a decent plate of nasi lemak. 

Bali Nasi Lemak,

No 2 Lorong 15 Geylang,

Singapore 388596.

Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang @ Geylang Serai Market & Food Centre, Singapore.

Happy days, my favourite joint in Geylang Serai had about 5 people queuing when I joined the line on this random weekday about 11ish am.

Being a nasi padang stall, you have loads of dishes to choose from. As I was still recovering from a hangover, lazy to think, I opted for a normal set of pre loaded stuff on rice. Chose a nasi rawon.

Beef lungs, sambal sotong/cuttlefish, begedil/potato cutlet, tempeh goreng and I think the crunchy stuff was kerisik. And not to forget the potent sambal belacan. This stall never disappoints me, everything was just superb. Do check out their other dishes, good stuff.


Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang,
#02-137, Geylang Serai Market & Food Centre,
Singapore.