At 639B The Meadows, Punggol. Kopitiam  Beside Kadaloor LRT station

$4/-. Not bad. Well balanced flavour. Or rather not overpowering sauce. Smooth flavour with little or no aftertaste.

Blk 671 Edgefield Plains Coffee shop. 
$4/-. Should have requested for mee pok. As their thin noodles is pretty large sized. And “hard”.

Otherwise the sauce is okay. Fish balls nothing to shout about. Can easily be found in supermarket shelves. As factory made.

 

 

Location: Kopitiam Buangkok 

$4.50 Liver slices chewy and soft. Well balanced. Includes two generous slices of abalone.
Overall, fairly good.

 

One piece of abalone seen here:

Location: Blk 29  Bendemeer  Market and Food Court
$4.50. Unfortunately on that day, portions of the mee pok noodle was partially uncooked. The more one eat, can taste partial raw flour.

Their fish balls had also the rubbery bite. Hard…

Will not eat here again. 

Unpleasant experience.

Not bad. Especially by non-Chinese. Stall name is Lina Fishball Noodle. Order their $4.50 small. Technically, well executed.

I won’t say the best. But comparable to many good stalls. Well balanced flavours = Good. Would eat again.

 

No, did not see the lady boss. Just many young handsome Indian men.

Block 338 Anchorvale Parkview

$4.30/-. Not bad. Comfort food

Blk 622D Edgefield Walk @ Noodle Delight / Punggol Spectra

$4/5. Ordered the $5/-. Noodle gravy is good and close to that of the Eunos Market & Food court stall which I like very much.

Koufu Thomson Plaza Food Court

Signature Kuay Teow $7/-. Enjoyed the dry Kuay Teow very much.

 

$4.50/-. Average. Would be better if they gave more generous helping of sauce/chilli.

They also have a $3.50 version. 
 

Good that the sauce is neutral. And does not give an after taste.

$3.50/-. Unique: has crispy anchovies.

Otherwise, quite  standard fare.

$4.00/-. So so. The fish balls seems not fresh tasting.  Don’t be mistaken, not stale. Just the overnight thing…

First time, unfortunately did not finish it.

$3.80 or $4.50 at 50’s Teochew Minced Meat Noodle

Fairly good. Truly old school taste. 

 

Nice looking plate of egg noodle …

Flavourful 

Ingredients on a separate plate…

 

Next door (to the left) is the popular and famous Satay Beehoon stall.

At 8.30am felt that it was too early to eat this high protein dish.

$5.30/-. Comfort food. Acceptable or So so only.

Fishballs are large. But disappointingly no flavour.. from the ingredients added…

Very unusual stall name.

Botak in Malay means bald head. Hopefully won’t get bald after eating food from this stall. LOL

Like this one. The gravy or sauce is light and nice. Leaves no weird or strange after taste unlike from some other stalls.

$4.50 minced meat and meat balls version. Add $1.20 for three wantons. (As they also sell wanton noodles).

 

Ordered the $5/-. They also have the $4/- medium.

Must say the chilli sauce is one of the best. Generous amounts of it.

What attracted me to this stall was when I passed by someone eating it. And can smell the wonderful aroma of the sauce.

However a let down was the fish balls, can tell is factory made. And tastes like it.