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炒粿条or Char Kuew Tiao is such a comfort food for many Malaysians alike .. it’s so simple and fast yet you need to get the right heat, technique to master that beautiful Smokey rich taste… I miss the broader kuew tiao noodles that mom use to get at the Ah Sou stall in the local market… one of the best Kuew Tiao that I’ve tasted within these few years is not from Penang, not from Malaysia or Singapore. It’s from a little up market hawker center looking place near Victoria Market in Melbourne and the taste of the Wok Hei came from an Ang Moh Chef !! I wonder if it’s still there ?
Anyways this is my version using a ready to cook sauce from @sempoa21 ..
And don’t crucify me for not putting in cockles .. it’s lock down so we cockless … enjoy ..

Ingredients
Garlic
Cili paste
Bean sprout
Chives
Kuew tiao noodles
Prawns
Eggs
The sauce (sweet soya, dark caramel, light soya, sugar, white pepper)
Chicken fat oil ( halal version )

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Prawn Noodles and Penang Laksa from a newly opened @feijnoodles at Golden Mile Center. The prawn noodles ($6) comes with two huge prawns, fishcake, sliced pork and mini white shrimps from Malaysia (sth which is not commonly seen in prawn noodles). Love the punchy taste of the noodles when you tossed them with the homemade sambal chilli and the additional prawn aroma from the soup with a layer of red prawn oil. The Penang Assam Laksa ($5.50) will find favour in those who love the sourishness of the broth.

A pity that this hawker is going to close for 3 months by end Nov but there’s still time to hop by to give this a try

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In this episode, we went down to Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang at Geylang Serai to destroy a 4KG Nasi Padang Challenge! Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang is a famous Nasi Padang stall that offers up a host of delicious Malay cuisine including their signature BBQ Chicken and Beef Rendang.

Nasi Padang is similar to the Chinese-style economic rice stalls common across Singapore, where you get a plate of rice and add on as much sides, ala carte, as you like. Naturally, for Nasi Padang, the sides are heavily Malay-influenced with many types of curries and spiced meat and vegetables. Most of the food would be towards the spicy side.

Unfortunately, we arrived rather close to closing time and they only had a limited number of options left. We ordered them all for this challenge. The staff very competently plated the massive amount of food beautifully onto the plate. To finish, she topped the 6 portions of rice with different types of chilli pastes and coconut atop a banana leaf, resulting in a 4KG plate of Nasi Padang.

The standout dishes would be the beef tripe curry and beef rendang. The beef tripe was extremely tender and the sauce itself was on the salty side, going fantastically with rice. The beef rendang was similarly tender, easily pulled apart with a fork. It had the classic deep spice flavour that you expect from rendangs while not being overwhelming.

This was a reasonably straightforward challenge (other than the accident at the end) that showcased my newfound spice tolerance and also helped to push it further. As mentioned earlier, we came too late and missed many of the “better” dishes Sinar Pagi offers, but it was still an enjoyable meal.

Visit Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang for one of the most highly rated Nasi Padangs in Singapore!

Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang location:

1 Geylang Serai #02-137
Singapore 402001

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In this episode, we headed down to North Bridge Road Lor Mee to gulp down a GIGANTIC 6KG bowl of Lor Mee. North Bridge Road Lor Mee is headed by Lance, a young hawker, who learned the recipe from a close family friend who similarly ran a famous Lor Mee outlet in his youth. Now, Lance serves a thoroughly refined bowl of Lor Mee with a wide variety of toppings and condiments at $4/5 a bowl.

Lor Mee is Chinese dish brought over to Singapore by immigrants from China. It involves noodles drenched in a thick and starchy gravy topped with sides like hard-boiled eggs and Chinese-style sausage rolls (ngoh hiang), and condiments like vinegar and freshly minced garlic. The heavily spiced gravy is usually thickened with corn starch and eggs.

For this challenge, we piled 8 servings of yellow noodles onto the bowl and filled the bowl with gravy until it was close to full. We then topped it up with massive amounts of fried fish, braised pork belly, Chinese-style sausage rolls and hard-boiled eggs. To round it all off, we added heaping piles of minced garlic, coriander and chilli paste, before squirting a helping of vinegar.

The gravy was exceptional, very well-balanced with noticeable sour-spicy-sweet notes that were not overwhelming in any direction. It was thick as expected, coating each strand of noodles and toppings with savoury goodness. For the toppings, the fried fish really went beyond what we were expecting for a $5 dollar dish. Each piece was fried to crunchy perfection and bursting with moisture and flavour. The contrast between the bite from the fried fish and the sloppy gravy was one to remember. The braised pork belly was also well done, tender and well-marinated with Chinese spices. The best way to eat this dish would be to mix all the added condiments together with the gravy and toppings, allowing the varied and complex flavours to be present with every bite. The addition of chilli, garlic and vinegar elevated an already flavourful dish considerably.

I was not expecting to enjoy this challenge as I have never been a fan of Lor Mee, but I downed this bowl with relative ease and almost wanted seconds. If you are looking for an excellent bowl of Lor Mee or want to try one for the first time, you will not go wrong with North Bridge Road Lor Mee.

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17 Beach Road
Singapore 190017

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[Note - this is not an epic eating video, more of a food review]

In this video, i bring my Japanese friend Anna Tsuboi to one of Singapore most iconic hawker centre, Maxwell Food Centre!

She wanted to know more about the local hawker culture and wanted to try some hawker food so i thought maxwell food centre might be a pretty decent hawker centre to start off this tour.

I'll probably bring her to Newton Food Centre next! If you guys got any suggestion on where i should bring her to try and all please let me know down in the comments section below!

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