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[TenArtul]

Originally Posted by NuclearScience

Not sure how much with duck drumsticks?

Usually $5 to $6 at other places

[OysterMan]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Lim's Fried Oyster

#01-32, Berseh Food Centre,
166 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208877
Tel: +65 93860732
Opens 6pm to 12am daily with off days unknown

Not overly starchy, succulent oysters and a good sour chilli to match will be the key qualities of this popular fried oyster omelette stall. Thanks to a contributor Adrian Ong here, I manage to savor something very local upon my return.
Downside would be that it sells only in the evening and not very cheap, starts at $5 for a one person portion.
Nonetheless, a good ‪oyster‬ ‪omelette‬ that can complement the roasted meat rice, BBQ chicken or satay you may try at the same food Centre.

Hohoho my favourite!!!

[NineLives]

Originally Posted by NuclearScience

Not sure how much with duck drumsticks?

The drumstick looks yummy!!

[Anakbelle93]

Originally Posted by OysterMan

Hohoho my favourite!!!

There is a stall at East Coast Hawker Centre also not bad

[Congu]

Originally Posted by Anakbelle93

There is a stall at East Coast Hawker Centre also not bad

More than 1 stall selling oyster omelette there

[ahpiao]

Few days ago went to balestier market to eat the Long house Ah hui prawn noodle, saw many ppl order the fried oyster so just go with the flow and order one plate to try. Turn out to be one of the best fried oyster i ever ate, the prawn noodle itself is a disappointment.

[AhSoonNo1]

Originally Posted by ahpiao

Few days ago went to balestier market to eat the Long house Ah hui prawn noodle, saw many ppl order the fried oyster so just go with the flow and order one plate to try. Turn out to be one of the best fried oyster i ever ate, the prawn noodle itself is a disappointment.

You can post here to show the picture and address.

Welcome anyone to post food photos and addresses for sharing here.

[skorc]

Originally Posted by ahpiao

Few days ago went to balestier market to eat the Long house Ah hui prawn noodle, saw many ppl order the fried oyster so just go with the flow and order one plate to try. Turn out to be one of the best fried oyster i ever ate, the prawn noodle itself is a disappointment.

Please share, I want to try too

[AhSoonNo1]

10 Kaya Toasts You Mustn’t Miss If You’re Born-And-Bread In Singapore

Read more: http://sethlui.com/best-kaya-toasts-...#ixzz4Cqx6dBgk

9. Kopi Alley



Kopi Alley, a small, hidden shop in Woodlands Civic Centre deserves notice because it serves Kaya Toast done in an astounding four different ways: traditional, thick toast, crackers, and steamed bread. I tried the Steamed Kaya Bread ($4.80/set) and Traditional Kaya Toast ($4.90/set).

I found the traditional version to be quite alright. The bread was sliced thinly, and toasted to a nice crisp, without overdoing it. As the photos show, they were generous with their slabs of butter, but coupled with the thinness of the bread, it set the whole kaya toast off balance.

The steamed bread version was better, with the satisfyingly carby pillows of white bread being a more substantial choice for the kaya and butter.

That being said, Kopi Alley offers intriguing new toast flavours each month like Sweet Potato, Yam and Cream Cheese. Perhaps these will be executed better.

Kopi Alley: 900 South Woodlands Drive, #01-09, Woodlands Civic Centre, Singapore 730900 | Tel:6746 3877 | Mondays to Sundays, 0700-2045 | Website

[AhSoonNo1]

10 Best Affordable French Restaurants in Singapore More Than Just Baguettes

Read more: http://sethlui.com/affordable-french...#ixzz4CqxepNHQ

2. Miam Miam



I know, I know, Miam Miam is a French cafe with a Japanese influence, but you can still get some really great classic French dishes here at a good price. If anything, come here just for one of their multiple baked French soufflés for a taste of France. With all their dishes made hot to order, you can surely get your fix and leave satisfied.

Price point: $20 – $35 / per pax

Miam Miam: 3 Gateway Drive, #01-21/22 Westgate, Singapore 608532 | Tel: 6837 0301

[Congressional]

Never knew there is such kopi shop.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

10 Kaya Toasts You Mustn’t Miss If You’re Born-And-Bread In Singapore

Read more: http://sethlui.com/best-kaya-toasts-...#ixzz4Cqx6dBgk

9. Kopi Alley



Kopi Alley, a small, hidden shop in Woodlands Civic Centre deserves notice because it serves Kaya Toast done in an astounding four different ways: traditional, thick toast, crackers, and steamed bread. I tried the Steamed Kaya Bread ($4.80/set) and Traditional Kaya Toast ($4.90/set).

I found the traditional version to be quite alright. The bread was sliced thinly, and toasted to a nice crisp, without overdoing it. As the photos show, they were generous with their slabs of butter, but coupled with the thinness of the bread, it set the whole kaya toast off balance.

The steamed bread version was better, with the satisfyingly carby pillows of white bread being a more substantial choice for the kaya and butter.

That being said, Kopi Alley offers intriguing new toast flavours each month like Sweet Potato, Yam and Cream Cheese. Perhaps these will be executed better.

Kopi Alley: 900 South Woodlands Drive, #01-09, Woodlands Civic Centre, Singapore 730900 | Tel:6746 3877 | Mondays to Sundays, 0700-2045 | Website

[testresult]

Looks great and nice French food.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

10 Best Affordable French Restaurants in Singapore More Than Just Baguettes

Read more: http://sethlui.com/affordable-french...#ixzz4CqxepNHQ

2. Miam Miam



I know, I know, Miam Miam is a French cafe with a Japanese influence, but you can still get some really great classic French dishes here at a good price. If anything, come here just for one of their multiple baked French soufflés for a taste of France. With all their dishes made hot to order, you can surely get your fix and leave satisfied.

Price point: $20 – $35 / per pax

Miam Miam: 3 Gateway Drive, #01-21/22 Westgate, Singapore 608532 | Tel: 6837 0301

[Engineering]

Affordable french cuisine. Good sharing here.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

10 Best Affordable French Restaurants in Singapore More Than Just Baguettes

Read more: http://sethlui.com/affordable-french...#ixzz4CqxepNHQ

2. Miam Miam

[Deborah]

Must start asking my friends to try all the french food here.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Read more: http://sethlui.com/affordable-french...#ixzz4CqxepNHQ

2. Miam Miam




Miam Miam: 3 Gateway Drive, #01-21/22 Westgate, Singapore 608532 | Tel: 6837 0301

[Moderator88]

Originally Posted by Deborah

Must start asking my friends to try all the french food here.

I heard that you have lots of' friends'here in SBf! How about a french kiss?