I'm constantly on the search for the best fish soup in Singapore. Why because it's a healthier choice as compared to other hawker food! Unfortunately most of the places I know serves pathetic thinly sliced fish where you can even barely see, either that or sometimes its not fresh. What caught my eye was the insane snake queue at Amoy hawker(one of the best hawker in Singapore). I would say it's really worth the queue! They were generous with the portion of fish (thickly sliced) and it isn't expensive. At $5 a bowl (with noodles) it's very affordable. The fish were very fresh and sweet and they operate from 10am-3pm. Avoid going between 12-2pm unless you're prepared to q for at least 35mins. 10-11am and after 2pm would be the "off peak hour" but sometimes after 2 they are run out with beehoon. A must try!
Usually not too crazy about fish soup. But this is real good.
Egg Benedict $16.50 has no wow factor. Sour plum like soda $4.50 is worth a taste. Lychee cupcake $3+ has a special combination of sweetness and sourness from the yoghurt topping. Product knowledge from the waitress are bad. U will get blank stare when u asked about the availability of the food.
My childhood ice cream/sng bao place become an old Skool cafe. Back to memory lane. Petty no air con.
Blueberry tea $6.50 - smooth; not sour unlike some blueberry tea I had tried before 👍 with Nutella malt cake $7.90 - very sweet, not much Nutella taste. 👎
Back at Waffles Slayer to try one out of the two Savory waffles, featured in this picture; the Squid Ink waffles ($18.90) with candied bacon, topped with a scoop of icy cool vanilla gelato and finally garnished with thin, crispy pistachio tuiles.
This inviting savory waffle is more than meets the eye. Both sweet and savory are here. I would say yum to savory, but some others may said yuck, because they like them sweet of course. I'd go back right again if I could, but I should have some self discipline though. Enough of waffling for the time being.
Finally made my way to Oblong for the highly raved Red Velvet Waffles!
$3/3.50 wanton noodle. Chili is the main focus here. Comparable with ah eng wanton mee chili.
