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

[Shinpad]

Originally Posted by Europa

TS, thank you for posting food thread. Those hungry watching Euro 2016 can come here to know where have food.

Best is if they have home delivery

[AhSoonNo1]

Ah Orh Seafood Restaurant 亚乌海鲜楼



Not to be confused with the now retired Sin Ming road Ah Orh Seafood, this similarly named zhi char restaurant is actually opened by the elder brother and serves up authentic Teochew dishes as well.

The oyster omelette 豪蛋 ($13) here comes with especially plump and pre-boiled oysters that are clean tasting, in a gravy fried with oyster sauce. The egg omelette also doesn’t use starch at all, resulting in a particularly purist kind of oyster omelette.

Claimed by many as one of the best oyster omelettes in Singapore.

Ah Orh Seafood Restaurant: 115 Jalan Bukit Merah, Singapore 160115

[AhSoonNo1]

Ang Sa Lee Fried Oyster 红砂厘



Fried Oyster 豪煎 ($4 /$5 / $8)

Huge oysters that aren’t overly fried, the ratio of egg to starch is excellent in this orh luak.

The starch is of such great consistency, it blends seamlessly with the fried eggs and you can can barely even taste the dull starch. That said, you are still getting the full-bodied texture of the omelette combined with egg. Sour and spicy chilli goes perfect with the plump oysters.

Ang Sa Lee also has an alternate version, the Fried Omelette 豪蛋 which is more expensive starting at $5 but uses purely eggs without any starch at all. This is Seth’s personal favorite oyster omelette.

Ang Sa Lee: 20 Kensington Park Road #01-33, Chomp Chomp Food Centre, Singapore 557269

[Deborah]

Will go try with my friends after work. The oysters look big.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

[SilentReader888]

This shop serves the best oyster omelette.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Ang Sa Lee Fried Oyster 红砂厘



Fried Oyster 豪煎 ($4 /$5 / $8)

Huge oysters that aren’t overly fried, the ratio of egg to starch is excellent in this orh luak.

The starch is of such great consistency, it blends seamlessly with the fried eggs and you can can barely even taste the dull starch. That said, you are still getting the full-bodied texture of the omelette combined with egg. Sour and spicy chilli goes perfect with the plump oysters.

Ang Sa Lee also has an alternate version, the Fried Omelette 豪蛋 which is more expensive starting at $5 but uses purely eggs without any starch at all. This is Seth’s personal favorite oyster omelette.

Ang Sa Lee: 20 Kensington Park Road #01-33, Chomp Chomp Food Centre, Singapore 557269

[BeanCoffee]

Originally Posted by SilentReader888

This shop serves the best oyster omelette.

This stall had been ranked top in many food blogs.

[Vespa0l]

Go easy on this dish because of lard.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

[Olympic2016]

These desserts look so nice. Hope tastes good too.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

[Blackcloud]

Originally Posted by Deborah

Will go try with my friends after work. The oysters look big.

They will provide extra power .

[CupiCupid]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Ang Sa Lee Fried Oyster 红砂厘



Fried Oyster 豪煎 ($4 /$5 / $8)

Huge oysters that aren’t overly fried, the ratio of egg to starch is excellent in this orh luak.

The starch is of such great consistency, it blends seamlessly with the fried eggs and you can can barely even taste the dull starch. That said, you are still getting the full-bodied texture of the omelette combined with egg. Sour and spicy chilli goes perfect with the plump oysters.

Ang Sa Lee also has an alternate version, the Fried Omelette 豪蛋 which is more expensive starting at $5 but uses purely eggs without any starch at all. This is Seth’s personal favorite oyster omelette.

Ang Sa Lee: 20 Kensington Park Road #01-33, Chomp Chomp Food Centre, Singapore 557269

One of my favourite dish
Thanks

[NatalieDi]

Tried this stall really delicious. I had the "mian sian" instead.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Sunday recommendation is "Ban Mian"

China Whampoa Homemade Noodles
Blk 91 Whampoa Drive #01-24 Whampoa Food Centre
Opening hours: Tue-Sun: 7am-2pm, closed on Mon
Price: from $3.00

[tsuna7]

Originally Posted by NatalieDi

Tried this stall really delicious. I had the "mian sian" instead.

use to work nearby there!! the mian sian soak up the soup!! yummy!! plus a glass of ice cold sugar cane!! best combo!

[AhSoonNo1]

Ah Boy Chicken Rice




Touted by many foodies as the best Chicken Rice in the West of Singapore, Ah Boy Chicken Rice truly lives up to its name. For just $3, you can enjoy excellent chicken meat that has soft, gelatinous skin with fragrant chicken stock-infused rice. Even local celebrity Chef Eric Teo has raved about this place.

The chili sauce is a bit on the watery side though, a more robust thicker sauce would have suited my taste more.

Ah Boy Chicken Rice: V6 Food Court, Blk 678A Choa Chu Kang Crescent, Singapore 681678

[AhSoonNo1]

Curry Chee Cheong Fun @ Happy Hawker



An ingenious and different way of eating Chee Cheong Fun, the curry chee cheong fun available here at Bukit Batok does bring about a refreshing new taste. With the gravy being of the right level of thickness, i.e. not too spicy nor too watery, the combination of the Chee Cheong Fun strips and the curry flavour was one that was tangy and inviting.

This is indeed an interesting item of good eat in District 23.

Curry Chee Cheong Fun: Food @Happy Hawker, Blk 632 Bukit Batok Central, Singapore 650632

[AhSoonNo1]

Fatty Weng 肥仔荣食摊



Fatty Weng is famous for their Sliced Fish Soup ($4/$5/$6), which although simple and plain-looking, is packed with flavour. The salted vegetable added gives that slightly savoury tartness which normal salt can’t achieve.

They also serve other local delights like carrot cake, orh luak and char kway teow which are all quite well-received. Wait can get pretty long during lunch timings, so get there early if you want to enjoy delicious fish soup.

Fatty Weng: Yong Xing Coffee Shop, Blk 155, Bukit Batok Street 11, #01-324, Singapore 650155