5 Food Picks - Fried Porridge, affordable Thai, Fried Chicken Cutlet with Curry
February 09, 2022Heyooo~
Sharing five food places I visited in the last month! Sorry for some of the crappy photos, I wasn't planning to do a post about these at all.
Curry Fried Chicken Cutlet
George's Laksa
The funny thing was that ST food writer Tan Hseuh Yun shared a post about George's Laksa on Facebook the night before our planned trip. We were worried that the place would suddenly be filled with queues but fortunately we needn't have worried XD
This yummy hearty bowl is $4. Skipped the hum on this occasion because the vaccination lady told me to avoid seafood after the jab. It's not my favourite laksa but its thick rich gravy places it in my top three.
Here's my list hahaha:
1. Parkway Laksa (now at Haig Market)
2. George's Laksa
3. Sungei Road Laksa
4. Katong Laksa (somehow always at the bottom of my list because the soup is almost always served cold on different occasions? I really don't know why. I gave this laksa many chances - don't scold me because it's your favourite, it simply is not mine.)
The uncle is nice and friendly too! Why is this of note? Because sometimes famous stalls have scary auntie/uncles that holler at you especially if you're a little bit slow in your reply. It can be traumatising.
Dynasty Fried Porridge
This was my first time trying fried porridge! Rozz often raves about it on her IGS so I was really intrigued. The stall is in a kopitiam, not a standalone restaurant if you're trying to look for it!
Both dishes were $7.
The fried porridge was flavourful, sticky and comforting. Perfect for a rainy day. Why eat plain white porridge when you can have this? XD
The KL Black Hokkien Mee was pretty good too! I enjoyed the thick noodles. The fried pork lard is very generous for both dishes but just dump them if you don't like them.
Overall I think it's worth a try! It's not phenomenal but not bad especially when you're sick of the usual hawker fare. Nearest MRT is Bendemeer (DTL) or Lavender.
Thai Gold Food
I was so wrapped out checking out the art work by NAFA students that I forgot I had to cross the road to Sunshine Plaza. D'OH!
Thai Gold Food is a familiar haunt for those who work/study near this Bugis area. We ordered a lot of dishes - to a tune of $14 x3 = $42! That's pretty affordable for the variety in my opinion!
That sums it up! I hope you have lots of fun food adventures!
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