Posted by Angelia Long on Sep 17, 2008 9:34PM
Sarawak Kolo Mee
Had sarawak kolo mee 2days ago that left me craving for more. Their recommeded ones are $6.50/bowl which includes prawns/char siew/abalone & wanton. But you can also order purely prawns/char siew/abalone or wanton at S$8.90/bowl. The soup is really sweet, and the noodle with good elasticity.
My mom, sis & myself had drinks, 3 recommended kolo mee bowls plus a bowl of fried wanton to share for a total of $27. Next time, I'll try the abalone with vege-someone gota take the greens away from me thouh ;p
My mom, sis & myself had drinks, 3 recommended kolo mee bowls plus a bowl of fried wanton to share for a total of $27. Next time, I'll try the abalone with vege-someone gota take the greens away from me thouh ;p
Cross Street, Chinatown (opp OG)
can't misse it. It's directly next to Chinatownpoint as you cross from traffic light infront of coffee beans.
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Sally Quek commented..
I brought the bowl to the counter and told the staffs about it, but the reaction that they gave me was like it was quite common, they did say sorry but they never give us any assurance that they will look into it to improve their hygiene, that's why we never go back to that place again.
2008-10-29 20:11:02
CyberTron commented..
yikes... did you lodge a complain with the management or something? Did they do anything about it? I think cockroach is not quite acceptable especially at such a place, in fact, any place.
2008-10-27 01:05:07
Sally Quek commented..
I've tried the one at vivo before, taste is ok, but as we found a baby coakroach inside one of the bowl after we almost finished the food, it killed our appetite.
2008-10-27 00:10:22
CyberTron commented..
oh yes...the 2 soya sauce chicken is quite famous and my colleagues love them. The last time we went, I believe we went to the corner one.
I believe the 2 stalls are siblings or something if i remember correctly.
I believe the 2 stalls are siblings or something if i remember correctly.
2008-09-18 00:22:28
Felix Teh commented..
Yes, they have some outlets. Angelia next time you are at the same area i would suggest u walk a few meter more and eat the Yao Kai Mee, they have 2 different stall there, something like the chicken rice war in Dover. Rumors was, sidling rivalry
2008-09-17 22:44:10
CyberTron commented..
Is this the same as the one at the basement of vivocity beside the food court?
2008-09-17 21:45:20
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Sally Quek commented..
Hi, saw that you've tried the Ayam Penyet Ria too, so which is better?
2009-01-06 09:47:15
Sally Quek commented..
I've never been to Chinatown food centre or Albert Street Temporary food centre so can't compare. Yup, it's "song fish head" steam with tau see style, and I love the pork lard on it, very crispy. ^o^
2009-01-06 09:28:21
CyberTron commented..
How is the fish steam head compared to the ones at Chinatown food centre or there's another stall in Albert Street Temporary food centre? The steam fish head is "song fish head" steam with tau see style?
2009-01-06 02:13:42
Sally Quek commented..
I went to the tony roma's in singapore suntec city, the ribs is very nice & tender and the chocolate dessert is sinful! Dun like the corn soup though.
2009-01-05 23:35:13
Sally Quek commented..
Yup, the roast pork is super nice, & it sold out very fast, the lunch hour is 1130am to 230pm and the roast pork sold out at around 1pm.
2009-01-05 22:32:38
Low Chun Kheun commented..
I miss Singapore dim sum... The roast pork looks good.
2009-01-05 22:07:25
Low Chun Kheun commented..
Overall plus the cendol. I like the sauce but the crushed peanuts spoiled it and the fried stuffs too plain.
2009-01-05 21:57:59