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Tag Archives: hokkien mee
Nam Sing Hokkien Mee at ION
This lunch was extremely satisfying and I look forward to bringing my cousin here when she visits Singapore again. Portion size is small though and it’s very crowded at lunch hour. It was my first time at the ION Food … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore, hawker
Tagged Food, hawker, hokkien mee, ION, Life, Living, Nam Sing Hokkien Mee, photography, photos, Singapore
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Hankering for hawker food
I thought I would be one of those Asians who could go to a non Asian country on holiday and not hanker for Asian food after a week, but it turns out that that’s not the case. Guess this is … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged famous, Geylang, hokkien mee, pork satay, Singapore
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Back for the famous charcoal fired Geylang Hokkien Mee
Very messy but somehow the most messily plated meals are the yummiest in Singapore. Had satay too this time, but ordered way too much. And yes, it’s quite impossible to get a parking lot here at Lorong 29. But once … Continue reading
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Tagged famous, Geylang, hokkien mee, Lorong 29, satay, Singapore
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Made Another Visit to Geylang for Hokkien Mee
You can read about it here. Saw this beautiful mosque against the sunset as we neared the coffee shop.
Posted in White as Milk
Tagged Food, Geylang, hokkien mee, mosque, Singapore, Sunset
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Geylang Lor 29 Hokkien Mee by Another Brother in the East
We decided to try this hokkien mee at 396 East Coast Road to see how it compares to the one in Geylang with the same name. The one I raved about recently. B tells me that it’s actually run by … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged east, East Coast, Geylang, hokkien mee, Lor 29, Singapore
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Geylang Lorong 29: Charcoal Fried Hokkien Mee
I just had to post this as my cousin has never tried this particular and most famous Hokkien Mee before and I’m sure she will love it. I’m just being cruel and tempting her because she’s not in Singapore right … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged Best, coffee shop, Fried, Geylang, hawker, hokkien mee, Lorong 29, noodles, Singapore, Swee Guan, yummy
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Chomp Chomp: Hokkien Mee & Carrot Cake
Most people like the thick style of Hokkien Mee that’s sold at Geylang, where lard is used and all the juices are soaked up and you eat it with sambal. I much prefer the light slightly watery version sold at … Continue reading
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Tagged Ah Hock, beautiful, beauty, Best, carrot cake, Chomp Chomp, culture, Entertainment, Food, happiness, hawker, hokkien mee, Life, Living, local, personal, photography, photos, pretty, Singapore, travel, yummy
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Lorong 29 Geylang: Hokkien Mee
May not look very appetising, but it is. It’s straight out of the wok. Flavourful, but definitely artery clogging. I always try not to eat the pieces of lard, but some of my friends love them. The smallest portion is … Continue reading
Hoity Toity Hawker Food at ION Singapore
My darling cousin’s back from Perth. I am always on cloud nine when she’s back, because I miss her so. I must have worn her out with all my jabbering today. Anyway she was craving for Hokkien Mee. She takes … Continue reading
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Tagged Food, food opera, hokkien mee, ION, Nasi Padang, Singapore, travel
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