“Very Good Fried Mee” Economic Bee Hoon @ Punggol
Undeniably, I think 80s kids grew up eating fried bee hoon or mee for breakfast! The accompanying sides were not too bad and the chicken wing is nice.
Undeniably, I think 80s kids grew up eating fried bee hoon or mee for breakfast! The accompanying sides were not too bad and the chicken wing is nice.
Nicely done, crispy toasted on the outside, soft fluffy on the inside with generous kaya butter. For $3.20 a set definitely worth it!!!
But I can hardly say no to the strawberry or earl grey rolls. Soft fluffy sponge, light airy cream, fresh fruits. Right amount of sweetness. Checked!!!
I love their handmade fish paste. The slight saltiness and the al-dente “q-ness” at 1st bite and you know its packed with fish and not flour.
The handmade grass jelly, as usual, was smooth and fresh and not too sweet which I love and you really don’t get that “cakey” feel with other grass jelly.
Very cheap popiah at $1.30 each. And the flavours are just on point – light, savoury, sweet, crunchy, peanuty and the white turnip cooked to perfection.