BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN

[Tennerb]

Originally Posted by SanDisk32

Look yummy!

Thanks!!
Will try since I love spicy food.

[Sandra95]

From STOMP:

Couple shocked by $600 bill for 20kg durians at Sims Avenue stall as they thought seller was 'kidding'

Link here

I'm don't know much about durians. Is charging $600 for 20kg of durians a rip off scam?

[preciousmetal]

Originally Posted by Sandra95

From STOMP:

Couple shocked by $600 bill for 20kg durians at Sims Avenue stall as they thought seller was 'kidding'

Link here

I'm don't know much about durians. Is charging $600 for 20kg of durians a rip off scam?

Better dun go patronize this durian stall.

[ladyboss]

Originally Posted by Tennerb

Thanks!!
Will try since I love spicy food.

I also love spicy food.

[Sn0wLe0pards]

Originally Posted by preciousmetal

Better dun go patronize this durian stall.

Have the exact same feeling.

[brownkettle]

Originally Posted by orchestra

Thank you!
Will go try since I love Thai food.

I also love Thai food.

[Funlover]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

12 Places To Eat In Woodlands You Woo(l)dn’t Be Complaining

http://sethlui.com/places-eat-woodlands-food-guide/

6. SK Seafood Soup



Probably not the –Kee seafood soup stall you were expecting to see, but nevertheless satisfying. SK’s Crayfish Seafood Soup ($10.50) features a loaded bowl of ingredients. Minced pork, tender, thick slices of fish, prawns, tomatoes and a whole crayfish sitting in a savoury, slightly sweet, piping hot broth make up this shiokness in a bowl.

SK Seafood Soup: Blk 19 Marsiling Lane, Teo Chap Bee Eating House #01-12, Singapore 730019

Actually people that tried this marsiling brunch, should try the other brunch which previously at Woodlands Centre but already moved to the newly build food centre at Woodlands swimming complex. The flavour and umami of the soup is alot better than the one at marsiling.

[Dorbely]

Originally Posted by Funlover

Actually people that tried this marsiling brunch, should try the other brunch which previously at Woodlands Centre but already moved to the newly build food centre at Woodlands swimming complex. The flavour and umami of the soup is alot better than the one at marsiling.

Thanks bro, will go and try

[sionglim]

compare to prawn, crayfish is less tasty.
Were used for kway teoh noddle, crayfish hofun, many yrs back.
At chinatown, it was $5 a plate.

[madpig88]

Originally Posted by Sandra95

From STOMP:

Couple shocked by $600 bill for 20kg durians at Sims Avenue stall as they thought seller was 'kidding'

Link here

I'm don't know much about durians. Is charging $600 for 20kg of durians a rip off scam?

that's too expensive.

[sionglim]

Eat at shop better,pay one pc of durian,open eat.
If good get another one.

If order a few bring back home, time to slaughter ....
Thats where the cheating start.

[TheOpen]

Originally Posted by sionglim

compare to prawn, crayfish is less tasty.
Were used for kway teoh noddle, crayfish hofun, many yrs back.
At chinatown, it was $5 a plate.

Thanks for sharing.

[lehongphong]

Originally Posted by Funlover

Actually people that tried this marsiling brunch, should try the other brunch which previously at Woodlands Centre but already moved to the newly build food centre at Woodlands swimming complex. The flavour and umami of the soup is alot better than the one at marsiling.

Yes, soup much better.

[Sensor69]

Originally Posted by sionglim

Eat at shop better,pay one pc of durian,open eat.
If good get another one.

If order a few bring back home, time to slaughter ....
Thats where the cheating start.

Tks for sharing.

[ProspexOat]

Originally Posted by Funlover

Actually people that tried this marsiling brunch, should try the other brunch which previously at Woodlands Centre but already moved to the newly build food centre at Woodlands swimming complex. The flavour and umami of the soup is alot better than the one at marsiling.

Agree, soup much more better.