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

[jessel]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

I pluck from hungry go where

Delicious Boneless Chicken Rice Photos
#B1-85/87 Katong Shopping Centre, 865 Mountbatten Road, 437844

Looks good, will try when free.

[WankJanice]

Originally Posted by NabyKeita

My form coming soon

Hope so. Liverpool needs you!

[undergroundtree]

Any intro on ‘Fish & Chips’ and fried calamari?

[hounian128]

Originally Posted by undergroundtree

Any intro on ‘Fish & Chips’ and fried calamari?

Fisherman's Wharf?

[AhSoonNo1]

Originally Posted by undergroundtree

Any intro on ‘Fish & Chips’ and fried calamari?

Pioneer hawker's classic Hainanese western food in Maxwell Food Centre



One of the early hawker stalls to sell Hainanese-style western food in a hawker centre in the 1970s, you’ll be thoroughly satisfied with the food at Ye Lai Xiang Tasty Barbecue, but only if you manage your expectations.

Other highlights
Their fish and chips ($8) are a must-order as the portions are very generous— three huge half fillets of breaded white fish and the meat is wonderfully soft and moist.

It is also the only dish where you get coleslaw and tartar sauce — not high quality by any measure but the results are reasonably tasty.

They also have more ambitious dishes — lamb chops ($15), sirloin steak using Angus beef ($20) and the very popular Mixed Grill ($21.50), which comes with a huge assortment of meats — bacon, steak, pork chop, chicken chop, lamb chop and sausage.

[WankJanice]

Originally Posted by hounian128

Fisherman's Wharf?

Try Smith's Fish and Chips
Branches in Tanjong Katong and Balmoral.
Pricey but real good.

http://www.smithsfishandchips.com/menu.html

[Ribeyes]

Care to introduce where can I find the best ribeye steak? (Value for money)

[Ribeyes]

Originally Posted by WankJanice

Try Smith's Fish and Chips
Branches in Tanjong Katong and Balmoral.
Pricey but real good.

http://www.smithsfishandchips.com/menu.html

No more at Katong anymore.

[hounian128]

Originally Posted by WankJanice

Try Smith's Fish and Chips
Branches in Tanjong Katong and Balmoral.
Pricey but real good.

http://www.smithsfishandchips.com/menu.html

Thanks bro

[WankJanice]

Originally Posted by Ribeyes

No more at Katong anymore.

Thanks for the update.

[WankJanice]

Originally Posted by Ribeyes

Care to introduce where can I find the best ribeye steak? (Value for money)

Best value for money ribeye is to cook yourself..
Here every shop charges a premium if they use good beef.
I buy good ribeye from QB Foods and cook myself using a Sous vide cooker.
Cheers

[wuhai]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Pioneer hawker's classic Hainanese western food in Maxwell Food Centre



One of the early hawker stalls to sell Hainanese-style western food in a hawker centre in the 1970s, you’ll be thoroughly satisfied with the food at Ye Lai Xiang Tasty Barbecue, but only if you manage your expectations.

Other highlights
Their fish and chips ($8) are a must-order as the portions are very generous— three huge half fillets of breaded white fish and the meat is wonderfully soft and moist.

It is also the only dish where you get coleslaw and tartar sauce — not high quality by any measure but the results are reasonably tasty.

They also have more ambitious dishes — lamb chops ($15), sirloin steak using Angus beef ($20) and the very popular Mixed Grill ($21.50), which comes with a huge assortment of meats — bacon, steak, pork chop, chicken chop, lamb chop and sausage.

Nice share

[AhSoonNo1]

Originally Posted by WankJanice

Try Smith's Fish and Chips
Branches in Tanjong Katong and Balmoral.
Pricey but real good.

http://www.smithsfishandchips.com/menu.html

I am a stingy and value for money guy.

I tried to eat mostly in hawker centres where we get best food.

I used to eat big fish & chips at $5 with cole slaw etc. I prefered baked potatoes to chips.

[Ribeyes]

Originally Posted by WankJanice

Best value for money ribeye is to cook yourself..
Here every shop charges a premium if they use good beef.
I buy good ribeye from QB Foods and cook myself using a Sous vide cooker.
Cheers

Cooking takes alot of effort, if cook, i prefer to cook wagyu, its much cheaper than restaurant, but then for ribeye, i prefer to eat out, I find Aston ribeye is pretty decent and value for money. It includes 2 side dishes as well.

[WhiterSky]

Originally Posted by Ribeyes

Cooking takes alot of effort, if cook, i prefer to cook wagyu, its much cheaper than restaurant, but then for ribeye, i prefer to eat out, I find Aston ribeye is pretty decent and value for money. It includes 2 side dishes as well.

Agree, Aston ribeye is good