Cuisine In Singapore

Hi guys! JianSen is back again today. Introduing another Chinese cuisine today. It's... Char Siew + Roasted Pork Rice! Seriously, I always think that Singapore has the nicest Chicken Rice, Char Siew Rice & Roasted Pork Rice in the world. I really like Roasted Pork Rice. The two/three layers of meats and fats between in the roasted pork. Doesn't it make you drool? As always, I like Roasted Pork Rice more than Chicken Rice and Char Siew Rice. So gonna introduce this Char Siew + Roasted Pork Rice I ate in Koufu @ Pioneer Mall.
Here's the picture of it!

And then... Here's ther map of it!

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Alright! Let's get to commenting about the food. I really like their Roasted Pork! The skin of their Roasted Pork is sooo Crispy. ;D

As for their Char Siew, I will give it a normal rating.. It's just okay.. Like any other normal Char Siew. I don't really like their braised egg. I think that it is too blend. Maybe they didn't cook long enough for it. So.. I don't really recommend people to buy their egg and Char Siew. Cause it's just normal.

But anyway. If you are a Roasted Pork lover, I think that it's really worth to try it out. Don't miss out the Crispy Roasted Pork. ;D

The price for it is fair.
$3.00 for it.

Overall, I will rate 7/10. But for just the Roasted Pork. I will give it a 9/10. ;D

That's all for the post today. Bye guys!

P.S. CRISPY!

Hey guys! Feeling hungry? At NgeeAnn Poly's Makan place, you can buy a bowl of Mee Soto for the price of $2.80!

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Type: Japanese Cuisine
Stall name: Japanese Cuisine
Location: Northpoint Mall

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Food: Tempura Udon

Description:
               Hello everyone, this will be my sixth post on Japanese Cuisine. Today I am going to introduce you all to Tempura Udon from The Food Mall, Northpoint Mall at Yishun.
               The Tempura Udon comes with a bowl of Udon with a slice of fish stick and it comes with a plate of Fried Tempura and a bowl of shoyu soup. The taste of the Udon is plain, and the soup has a little bit of shoyu taste. The Fried Tempura is very crispy and delicious, and it is best served when dipped into the bowl of shoyu soup or you can dipped into the Udon soup before eating it, the choice is yours to make. If you think that the Udon is too plain, then the Fried Tempura may help you to feel that this set of meal is delicious.
               Overall, whether this set of meal is delicious or not lies with the Freid Tempura to make the bowl of Udon to become more tasty.
Rating: 3/5
CL

The store!

Looks spicy ain't it

• Very cheap
• Tasty meat
• Delicious sauce
• Creative combination (rice in an omelette!)

• Very Spicy

Hello! It's me again! Today I'm going to introduce you guys to another malay cuisine food! Guess what it is! It's longggggg.

Here's the picture to give you a hint!

Hello guys! It's back to JianSen again! Back here to introduce another Chinese cuisine. **Drumroll** The... Bean Sauce Pork Ribs Claypot Rice! The rice is really nice. But I don't really like their pot. Cause they used some other material pot instead of original claypot. So... the best part of the rice seems to be disappeared, which is the burned rice. Nevertheless, it's worth a try, thought the burned rice is missing out, but it's still tasty.
So here's the picture of the rice. ;D

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Just as I said, it's worth a try. The rice isn't too dry, and the pork ribs is really nice. I think they cook for a long time, for the pork ribs. And, it's free! If you want to add rice. The normal serving is quite small. Cause once you eat it, you will like keep on going, and unlikey to notice that you are actually finishing it. So.. recommend to add rice. Overall, I think it actually deserve a rating of 9/10, but -1 for no burned rice and they are not a real claypot. So, 8/10!

Price: $5.50.

That's for the Chinese cuisine. Signing out~ Bye guys! Stay tuned!

Type: Japanese Cuisine
Stall name: Japanses Cuisine
Location: Northpoint Mall

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Food: Tori Katsu (Chicken)

Description:
               Hello everyone, so this will be the fifth post on Japanese Cuisine. Today I am going to introduce you all to a Japanese set meal, the Tori Katsu (Chicken) from The Food Mall, Northpoint Mall at Yishun.
               The Tori Katsu (Chicken) comes with a bowl of rice, a bowl of miso soup and a plate of Chicken Karaage. This Japanese set meal cost only $3.90. The Chicken Karaage is best serve together with the rice or if you like, you can add the miso soup together with the rice to add some taste to the rice. The miso soup also contains beancurd and seaweed which is very health for you as the Chicken Karaage is fried food. The Chicken Karaage is also quite crispy, it just that the meat is quite hard to bite depends on how cooked is the Chicken Karaage.
               Overall, this set meal is still considered tasty and it is also very cheap as it cost onlt $3.90.
Rating: 3/5
CL

Image of map taken from theclementimall.com

Nothing too special I guess?

• Plenty amount of soup
• Side dish tastes good 

• Sour vegetables (In the noodles)
• Instant noodles used
• Very spicy
• Nothing special (compared to the previous)

Hello, I'm back!
I found a malay cuisine meal which is quite tongue sastifying while at Clementi Mall's foodfare.

I bought Mee Rebus, which means noodles in gravy. It cost me $2.80 and this is what I got.

Looks delicious isn't it? As usual, the amount of noodles malay stall owners tend to give is a lot and I almost coulden't finish it! The soup is not too thick nor too watery, however, the taste wasn't very strong and I could taste the noodle-lish taste. The egg was normal and I think this is worth your money if you plan to save money. However, the stall owner of the malay food stall actually speaks good English! Haha.
6.5/10 for flavour
8.10 for service

Piece of advice - See those green chilli? It's spicy like WOOAAHH!
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Cuisine Type: Korean
Location: Ngee Ann Polytechnic



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Food: Noodles in Kimchi Soup (With 2 Skewers)

Skewers with noodles? That's a first!

Price: $3.20 (additional skewers at $1.00/$1.20)


Description: Recently, I decided to lunch in campus and chose eat up at Munch. First thing that caught my eyes was this noodle store. I wondered why there were skewers at a noodle store and really wanted to find out how it would taste. Wanting to clear my doubts, I decided to buy a bowl and test it out. Man, I can only say the combination was not only creative, but suitable. Needless to say, the skewers were very tasty in their BBQ sauce.


Thumbs up:

• Vegetables (they're healthy!)
• Creative combination
• Skewers delicious with sauce

Thumbs down:

• Instant noodles used