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    Good food at Toa Payoh / HDB Hub

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    • W Offline
      Way2GO
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      qms:


      The hawker centre in Lor 1 (Blk 127) also has a very famous carrot cake stall (#02-30). :drool:
      There is more than one fried carrot cake stall in this HC.
      U r referring to Chey Sua carrot cake stall, rite?
      Very good indeed but also very oily.

      Other good food here:
      1. 'Come daily' fried hokkien mee
      2. Fishball noodles
      3. Teochew pau
      4. Fish soup; though std has dropped.

      :celebrate:

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        corneyAmber
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        Way2GO:
        qms:



        The hawker centre in Lor 1 (Blk 127) also has a very famous carrot cake stall (#02-30). :drool:

        There is more than one fried carrot cake stall in this HC.
        U r referring to Chey Sua carrot cake stall, rite?
        Very good indeed but also very oily.

        Other good food here:
        1. 'Come daily' fried hokkien mee
        2. Fishball noodles
        3. Teochew pau
        4. Fish soup; though std has dropped.

        :celebrate:

        Yes, agree that the Teochew pau there is very good! Love the kong bak pau, siew mai, small pau and 'char siew rice':rahrah:

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          qms
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          Way2GO:
          U r referring to Chey Sua carrot cake stall, rite?

          Yes, if my interpretation of Chey Sua (Qing Shan) is correct. The three sisters helm the stall, right?
          Way2GO:
          3. Teochew pau
          Nice, but the pau very small, hor? How many do you eat each time?

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          • T Offline
            tree nymph
            last edited by

            There's a coffee shop at blk 95, lor 4 - the fish and chips there is simply delicious!


            :drool: :drool: :drool:

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            • corneyAmberC Offline
              corneyAmber
              last edited by

              qms:
              Way2GO:

              U r referring to Chey Sua carrot cake stall, rite?


              Yes, if my interpretation of Chey Sua (Qing Shan) is correct. The three sisters helm the stall, right?
              Way2GO:
              3. Teochew pau
              Nice, but the pau very small, hor? How many do you eat each time?

              For me, it is precisely the small size that I like, easy to eat, 2 bites, kau teem! :lol:

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                tankee
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                25hourmaid:

                Yes, agree that the Teochew pau there is very good! Love the kong bak pau, siew mai, small pau and 'char siew rice':rahrah:
                how's the kong bak pau as compared to west lake's?

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                  corneyAmber
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                  tankee:
                  25hourmaid:


                  Yes, agree that the Teochew pau there is very good! Love the kong bak pau, siew mai, small pau and 'char siew rice':rahrah:

                  how's the kong bak pau as compared to west lake's?

                  I have never tried west lake's (don't even know where that is :? ), but we love the tiny kong bak pau from this Teochew Pau stall at TP. It's 50cents a piece and the meat is not overly fatty and not that oily. My boys love it! I normally run far far away from kong bak pau due to the fatty meat (in fact my boys too), but we find the kong bak pau from TP just nice for us! My younger boy can eat 6 to 8 pieces at one go.

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                  • tankeeT Offline
                    tankee
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                    25hourmaid:

                    I have never tried west lake's (don't even know where that is :? ), but we love the tiny kong bak pau from this Teochew Pau stall at TP. It's 50cents a piece and the meat is not overly fatty and not that oily. My boys love it! I normally run far far away from kong bak pau due to the fatty meat (in fact my boys too), but we find the kong bak pau from TP just nice for us! My younger boy can eat 6 to 8 pieces at one go.
                    not fatty? hmmm sounds good ! :celebrate:

                    Thanks for the recommendation, we'll go try some when we are there next time.

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                      corneyAmber
                      last edited by

                      tankee:
                      25hourmaid:


                      I have never tried west lake's (don't even know where that is :? ), but we love the tiny kong bak pau from this Teochew Pau stall at TP. It's 50cents a piece and the meat is not overly fatty and not that oily. My boys love it! I normally run far far away from kong bak pau due to the fatty meat (in fact my boys too), but we find the kong bak pau from TP just nice for us! My younger boy can eat 6 to 8 pieces at one go.

                      not fatty? hmmm sounds good ! :celebrate:

                      Thanks for the recommendation, we'll go try some when we are there next time.

                      Yes, think they are most famous for their kong bak pau.

                      Here's the address :

                      Blk 127 #02-02 Toa Payoh Lorong 1, 6am to 12pm. Closed on Mondays.

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                      • tankeeT Offline
                        tankee
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                        same food centre as "tian tian lai" hokkien mee?


                        thanks

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