Showing posts with label katong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label katong. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 January 2024

Katong Laksa (George's) @ Changi Rd, Singapore.

For Katong laksa, this stall is has to be one of my favourites in Singapore. No frills, just one stall in the shop only selling this dish.


Same picture of the bowl from two angles. I took the small size but it came packed with ingredients and flavours. I normally can't finish some of the curry/laksa noodles out there as it's a bit jelak, but this one I slurped down every last bit of it. 

Katong Laksa (George's),

Changi Rd, Singapore.



Monday, 15 August 2016

Katong Laksa @ Changi Road, Singapore.

First time coming here, friend brought me here for breakfast as I had a sudden craving for laksa. It's situated in a coffee shop at the corner of Telok Kurau Road and Changi Road.



Ordered a laksa with extra cockles. This is definitely one superb bowl of laksa, not too jelak as I normally kena 3/4 way of eating a bowl. I think I've found another favourite for laksa, as the other one being Janggut.


Bonus there's a stall here selling carrot cake, seems quite famous also and super delicious. A must order for sharing!

Katong Laksa,
Kopi Talk Coffee Shop,
1 Telok Kurau Road,
Singapore.

Saturday, 14 March 2015

Lou You Bean Sprouts Chicken @ One KM, Singapore.

Ipoh chicken taugeh in Singapore?


Looks simple, but tasty. Generous portions of chicken.


Short and plump taugeh is crunchy.


I opted for koew teow instead of rice. Nicely done dry koew teow with soya sauce.


Above is the one person set at 8.50sgd plus sour plum juice at 3.00sgd. The food is good, and nearly rivals the real deal. Now I know where to go for my Ipoh chicken taugeh cravings in Singapore.

Lou You Bean Sprouts Chicken,
11 Tanjong Katong Road,
#B1-K21, One KM,
Singapore 437157.

Smiths Authentic British Fish & Chips @ Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore.

Feeling a bit atas for lunch and in need of a good fish and chips. Headed to Smiths for some good old fashioned British style fish and chips.



Ordered a cod and chips, a bit pricey but you pay for what you get, good quality stuff. One thing for sure, they don't skimp, this is as original fish and chips you can get, that would remind you those days after pubbing in London and your stuffing yourself silly with all the greasy food standing outside the shop in cold weather. Sentimental? Yes!


What's not to love a generous splash of vinegar on salty thick cut chips, absolutely comfort food. The fish was fresh, flaky and love the batter.


Smiths Authentic British Fish & Chips,
230 Tanjong Katong Road,
Singapore, 437018.