Neptune Hong Kong Snacks @ Marine Parade Central Market and Food Centre, Singapore.

Still at the same hawker centre, we ordered dim sum to share. Affordable and yummy. I think this is one of those dim sum places with no frills.

 The ccf with prawns inside, it did satisfy my cravings.

And some fried greasy stuff, awesome. If Singapore had a dim sum cart by the road side this would be it. Feels kinda old school the food.


Neptune Hong Kong Snacks,
#01-176,
Marine Parade Central Market and Food Centre,
Block 84, Marine Parade Road,
Singapore.

Apollo Fresh Cockle Fried Kway Teow @ Marine Parade Central Market and Food Centre, Singapore.

Back to Marine Parade and this round checked out the fried koew teow.

Luckily there was 2 person in front of me, food came out fast.

Now this is my kinda ckt, watery and sweet. Excellent stuff.

Apollo Fresh Cockle Fried Kway Teow,
#01-174,
Marine Parade Central Market and Food Centre,
Block 84, Marine Parade Road,
Singapore.

Mr. Wong Seremban Beef Noodles @ Marine Parade Central Market and Food Centre, Singapore.

Alas, I've managed to taste this beef noodles after hearing so much about it, and I have found a personal favourite in the East.

Ordered a big bowl of mix beef with parts dry noodles. I was kinda lazy to get a small bowl for the chilli, decided to gamble it off and just pour a decent amount of it straight in the bowl.

Comes with a small bowl of broth on the side, decent or maybe the chilly was too empowering, but the star was the beef noodles dry.

This is one mean bowl of beef noodles, everything was executed perfectly. The spare parts was shiok, beef slices done right, and the thick goeey paste mix well with the noodles. The groundnuts added a crunchy dimension to it and the pickled vegetables plus lime gave a nice soury salty taste. I was sweating profusely from the chilli, super. Top notch stuff.

Mr. Wong Seremban Beef Noodles,
#01-184,
Marine Parade Central Market and Food Centre,
Block 84, Marine Parade Road,
Singapore.

Mee Goreng @ Hass Bawa @ Marine Parade Central, Singapore.

Mee goreng stall and was on the Singapore Hawker Masters 2014, I had to check it out.

Mee goreng with upsize on the meat. The guy was friendly, there was no queue, I ordered, he said come back in 5 mins to pickup. I took the opportunity to run opposite and get a teh tarik from Hilmi Sarabat stall (seems another famous stall, one of Singapore's president use to tapau teh tarik from here) got a table and came back to collect the mee goreng.

The mee goreng is delicious, it hit all the right spots. One of my biggest complains when I have mee goreng, the meat is normally is non existent. If you're a carnivore like me, please order with extra meat. I honestly understand the hawkers trying to deliver good food at an affordable price, so do them a favour, just tell them upsize on meat or upsize the whole portion. Good stuff! After that wash it down with the teh tarik, ahhh now this is what I call a good brunch. 

Hass Bawa ,

Block 84 Marine Parade Central,

#01-150, Singapore.